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Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos

A secluded Ano Mera resort featuring multi-level plunge-pool suites, Alef dining, and views over the Aegean.

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Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos is a secluded resort in Ano Mera designed for guests who plan to spend most of their vacation on the property. It stands out for its high-caliber dining at Alef, spacious two-story plunge-pool suites, and attentive service like poolside sunglass cleaning. However, suite rates are extremely steep at around €3,800 a night, lower duplex units have somewhat restricted sea views, and town is a 30-minute drive away. 2124239

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What travelers noticed

  • Dining is universally lauded, ranging from breakfast at Alef with Mykonian petroti avocado toast to dinners featuring Dover sole, beef tartare, and complimentary sommelier tastings. 219
  • Staff provide attentive service throughout the property, from speedy communication on the app to setting up umbrellas and cleaning sunglasses by the pool. 219
  • Reviewers highlight the generous 1,000-square-foot duplex suites, appreciating the two-story layouts, second bathrooms, and private plunge pools. 216

The catch

  • While some travelers love the quiet seclusion 20 minutes from the airport, others find being a 25- to 30-minute drive from Chora and beach clubs inconvenient. 21
  • Upper suite levels and the infinity pool deliver expansive Aegean vistas, but lower duplex floors offer smaller water views and catch sight of an unfinished development in the distance. 92124

Who it's for

  • Families booking spacious two-story plunge-pool suites
  • Guests prioritizing secluded on-property relaxation over nightlife
  • Diners seeking elevated Greek menus and sommelier pairings

Skip it if

  • Travelers wanting walkable access to Chora bars or Nammos beach clubs
  • Guests who dislike hilly grounds and relying on golf buggies
  • Budgets that cannot accommodate suites priced around €3,800 a night
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Bathroom

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Location

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  • Just 20 minutes from Mykonos Airport and accessible by boat for a truly elevated arrival experience, the resort is perfectly positioned for both convenience and exclusivity. 22
  • The complimentary shuttle makes the location much easier to manage. Four Seasons operates scheduled transportation between the resort and Mykonos Town throughout the day and evening, with the current final return leaving Chora at 12:45 AM. 2

Room

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  • Alef in the morning is also beautiful. The interior is bright and airy, and you can also sit out on the terrace right above the water. 9
  • But the second floor views are definitely much better though! That said the advantage to this suite is space at 1,000 sqft - king (2nd level) with sofa bed (lower level) so really great for families (2 adults and 2 children ages 10 and under). 9

Service

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  • While I have stayed in some properties that didn't feel spectacular, they all had unbelievable service and would go out of their way to make you feel special. 23
  • Service around the pool was excellent. Water glasses were constantly refilled, drinks arrived quickly, and the staff was always nearby. 21

Bed & Sleep

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Value

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  • Among the most anticipated Four Seasons openings of 2026, this is not just another resort - it is a game-changer for Mediterranean travel. This Mykonos luxury hotel brings five-star elegance to the stunning shores of Kalo Livadi Bay, and trust me, it's worth every penny. 6
  • One small detail worth mentioning is that an unfinished development is visible in the distance from one side of the resort. While it creates a slight visual distraction from an otherwise beautiful setting, it did not affect our stay. 21

Where it is, how to reach it

Karapetis
Cyclades
84600 Europe

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Stay value

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Trails its peers

Falls short of what $$$ usually buys

Scores 18 points below the upscale median of 92, across 264 hotels in the same bracket.

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74
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92
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Location
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Value
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Room
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Service
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Food
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Service21 mentions
  • Early guests noted that some service areas were still finding their footing, which is not unusual for a soft-open property. 24
  • First-season caveats apply: cliffside terrain requires buggy transfers between amenities; service is still calibrating; suite rates start around €3,800 a night. 24
  • Concierge is a welcome resource when looking for something off the wall no matter where city the brand carries weight. 23
  • Each four seasons is unique and some are far better than others, especially resorts. However what unifies them all is extraordinary service and amenities. 23
  • Service was already exceptionally strong, with nearly every department introducing themselves personally throughout our visit, from the General Manager to the chefs and spa team. 21
  • While I have stayed in some properties that didn't feel spectacular, they all had unbelievable service and would go out of their way to make you feel special. 23
  • Small details like these stood out throughout our stay and made the service feel personal rather than scripted. 21
  • If you're looking for a luxury resort where you'll happily spend most of your vacation on property, Four Seasons Mykonos is one of the best choices on the island. It offers wonderful service, outstanding dining, a swimmable private beach, spacious accommodations, and a level of privacy that's difficult to find in Mykonos. 21
  • Room service is prompt, hot and delicious, valets fast even when busy, staff is welcoming and friendly. 23
  • What stood out most was how passionate the team was about sharing the island, from its food and culture to places beyond the typical tourist circuit. 21
  • Throughout our stay, we used it to message the team, request buggy pickups, ask housekeeping questions, and make general requests without needing to call the front desk. Responses were consistently quick, and it became our primary way of communicating with the resort. 21
  • But you have to be ok with a more remote location and the potential soft opening hiccup. We will say they have been very quick to respond thru FS chat app and we have received very warm friendly service. 9
  • the staff had to go upstairs to the restaurant (Corbu by the pool) every time someone ordered a drink so it def took longer than usual! 9
  • Service down on the beach was good. They have staff down there to layout towels, open/close umbrellas and take drink orders but they don't serve food down there yet. 9
  • Housekeeping also added several thoughtful touches during our stay. One afternoon, after noticing makeup brushes sitting in a cup by the sink, they left us a Four Seasons makeup bag as a gift with a handwritten note. 21
  • Service: Amazing. Extremely quick responses on the FS app, quick to pick us up (we've called a golf buggy pickup to get to most places). 9
  • It depends on your travel style. We'd choose Four Seasons for a quieter, more private resort experience, personalized service, and a calm, swimmable beach. 21
  • Service around the pool was excellent. Water glasses were constantly refilled, drinks arrived quickly, and the staff was always nearby. 21
  • The sommelier came over to our table, along with several other team members just to introduce themselves, which was a nice touch. 9
  • I have also heard positive comments about the warmth of the team and the speed of responses through the Four Seasons app. 2
  • Service was attentive, with staff setting up towels and umbrellas when we arrived and even offering to clean our sunglasses while we relaxed. 21
View3 mentions
  • All 94 accommodations at Four Seasons Mykonos face the Aegean Sea, so there's really no bad view. 21
  • The view from the infinity pool overlooking the Aegean almost made us forget about it, but it definitely woke us up. 21
  • Honestly was expecting a slightly bigger sea view for what this suite costs. Our suite is closer to the sea, so it's lower down, and since it's a duplex, the first floor view isn't as expansive. But the second floor views are definitely much better though! 9
Room13 mentions
  • The One-Bedroom Sea-View Suite is arranged over two levels, with the bedroom upstairs and the living room and sofa bed downstairs. At more than 1,000 sqft, it looks particularly useful for two adults traveling with younger children. 2
  • Guests who dislike hills may also prefer a flatter property, although the buggy service should make the layout manageable for most people. 2
  • The Beach: Isn't serving food just yet. We booked and are staying in the One Bedroom Sea View Suite. Honestly was expecting a slightly bigger sea view for what this suite costs. 9
  • But the second floor views are definitely much better though! That said the advantage to this suite is space at 1,000 sqft - king (2nd level) with sofa bed (lower level) so really great for families (2 adults and 2 children ages 10 and under). 9
  • Alef in the morning is also beautiful. The interior is bright and airy, and you can also sit out on the terrace right above the water. 9
  • The Premier Executive Suite is a great option for guests who want more living space without stepping up to a plunge pool suite. There are eight suites in this category, each offering 624 square feet of thoughtfully designed indoor and outdoor living space. 21
  • The biggest surprise of the One-Bedroom Sea-View Suite was the two-story layout, which makes this category especially great for families traveling with kids. 21
  • The Superior Sea-View Rooms are the second-floor guest rooms with 28 rooms in this category. Ranging from 452 to 495 square feet, they are generously sized for Mykonos and feature floor-to-ceiling glass doors that open onto a furnished private terrace with a daybed and dining table for two. 21
  • The cliffside layout is worth understanding before you arrive: amenities are spread across elevations, and the buggy service, while regular, is not the same as a flat beach resort where everything is a five-minute walk. 24
  • Accommodations: We booked and are staying in the One Bedroom Sea View Suite. We booked and are staying in the One Bedroom Sea View Suite. Honestly was expecting a slightly bigger sea view for what this suite costs. 9
  • Accommodations: We booked and are staying in the One Bedroom Sea View Suite. Honestly was expecting a slightly bigger sea view for what this suite costs. Our suite is closer to the sea, so it's lower down, and since it's a duplex, the first floor view isn't as expansive. But the second floor views are definitely much better though! 9
  • Which room would you book? We'd choose the One-Bedroom Sea-View Suite. The two-story layout, second full bathroom, and private plunge pool made it feel much larger than a traditional one-bedroom suite. 21
  • The terrace at Kalo Livadi Bay faces south-east, so the Aegean catches the light in a way that makes the water look almost solid: pewter shifting to cobalt as the morning mist burns off. 24
Value4 mentions
  • After oracles took over Lanai, he renovated but we won't be able to visit in our lifetime. Oracly raised rates, over $1200 a night; his private privileged haole only place. 23
  • One small detail worth mentioning is that an unfinished development is visible in the distance from one side of the resort. While it creates a slight visual distraction from an otherwise beautiful setting, it did not affect our stay. 21
  • Suite rates have been cited by early guests at around €3,800 a night, which puts this firmly at the top of what most upscale family budgets stretch to, and well beyond many. 24
  • Among the most anticipated Four Seasons openings of 2026, this is not just another resort - it is a game-changer for Mediterranean travel. This Mykonos luxury hotel brings five-star elegance to the stunning shores of Kalo Livadi Bay, and trust me, it's worth every penny. 6
Food21 mentions
  • F&B: Food has been very much what you'd expect from FS. Really good across the board. 9
  • Dining at Four Seasons Mykonos Dining ended up being one of the highlights of our stay. We ate at every restaurant on the property, and while each has a different concept, the food was consistently strong. 21
  • The restaurant lineup is more varied than the property's size would suggest. 24
  • ourismantravel • 15 araw ang nakalipas Top 1% Poster We liked it better than some other FS breakfasts. We liked it better than some other FS breakfasts. Breakfast is served at Alef, and it's both a full buffet and an à la carte menu. 9
  • Our favorite dishes were the beef tartare, Dover sole, and spinach with brown butter. The sommelier visited every table, and we appreciated the small complimentary tastings throughout the meal, including a mini gimlet and potato pavé with caviar. 21
  • Breakfast was equally enjoyable. In addition to the buffet and à la carte menu, we were served a small welcome drink made with cherry, apricot, and lime. We especially enjoyed the Eggs Benedict and avocado toast. 21
  • The complimentary shuttle to Mykonos Town runs for about 14 hours a day, with the last return leaving Chora at 12:45 AM, so dinner and drinks in town are easy without worrying about getting back. 9
  • We liked it better than some other FS breakfasts. Breakfast is served at Alef, and it's both a full buffet and an à la carte menu. 9
  • The tableside cocktails and overall dinner experience were a lot of fun. 9
  • Food has been very much what you'd expect from FS. Really good across the board. 9
  • The early feedback on the food has been encouraging. 2
  • Food has been very much what you'd expect from FS. Really good across the board. Everyone has been incredibly warm so far. 9
  • At €3,800 and above for suites, with dining, transfers and extras on top, a family of four is looking at a budget that matches the top-tier properties in the Maldives or Caribbean. Within that peer group, the Four Seasons brand consistency, the kids' programme infrastructure and the Aegean cultural context make a reasonable argument. 24
  • The buffet has fresh breads and pastries, cut fruit, yogurt in individual jars with granola and toppings, chia pudding, smoked salmon, and a nice Greek spread. 9
  • Breakfast is served at Alef, and it's both a full buffet and an à la carte menu. We ordered the avocado toast, which is made with Mykonian petroti, and the eggs Benedict, and both were great. 9
  • If you're looking for a luxury resort where you'll happily spend most of your vacation on property, Four Seasons Mykonos is one of the best choices on the island. It offers wonderful service, outstanding dining, a swimmable private beach, spacious accommodations, and a level of privacy that's difficult to find in Mykonos. 21
  • We especially appreciated the late-night departures. The midnight shuttle into Chora and the 12:45 a.m. return made it easy to enjoy a leisurely dinner or spend an evening exploring Mykonos Town without feeling rushed. 21
  • Four Seasons operates a complimentary shuttle throughout the day and into the evening, making it easy to enjoy dinner or explore Chora without arranging transportation. 21
  • Lunch can be served directly to your lounger, and we especially enjoyed the tuna tartare with cantaloupe and ponzu and the club sandwich with fries. 21
  • The onsite dining program, crafted by the Rockwell Group, offers four exceptional dining venues where you can linger over the char on a lamb chop, the scent of wood smoke drifting across the terrace at dusk, and the clink of ice in a signature cocktail. 6
  • The lasagna was one of our favorite meals of the trip, and the Rigatoni alla Norma was another standout. 21
Location5 mentions
  • If your goal is to spend every afternoon at beach clubs, Nammos, or Chora, the location may feel less convenient than some of the other luxury hotels on the island. The drive into town isn't difficult, but between the winding roads, seasonal traffic, and the single access road leading to the resort, it's not somewhere we'd plan to go back and forth from multiple times a day. 21
  • The complimentary shuttle makes the location much easier to manage. Four Seasons operates scheduled transportation between the resort and Mykonos Town throughout the day and evening, with the current final return leaving Chora at 12:45 AM. 2
  • Just 20 minutes from Mykonos Airport and accessible by boat for a truly elevated arrival experience, the resort is perfectly positioned for both convenience and exclusivity. 22
  • I must admit that the location is quite secluded it's in Ano Mera.. basically 25/30 minutes to Chora and the more fun activities let's say. You will need a car. I wouldn't stay there in my opinion it's too far and one can't guarantee taxis in Mykonos (only 32) . 9
  • For someone whose priority is walking to bars and restaurants every night, a hotel closer to Chora will make more sense. For someone who wants a quieter setting, a good beach, more privacy and full resort facilities, the location is a strength rather than a weakness. 2

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    Four Seasons Mykonos: An Honest Review
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    All 94 accommodations at Four Seasons Mykonos face the Aegean Sea, so there's really no bad view.
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    Four Seasons Mykonos: First Greek Island Property Review
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    Early guests noted that some service areas were still finding their footing, which is not unusual for a soft-open property.
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