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On an island long defined by energy, glamour, and an endless summer rhythm, there exists another side—quieter, more refined, and deeply intimate.
That is the rhythm embraced once again by Grace Mykonos, which reopens its doors on May 1, 2026, inviting guests to rediscover a more sophisticated expression of the Cyclades. Perched above the الساحil of Agios Stefanos, this boutique retreat has long been regarded as one of the island’s most elegant and tranquil destinations. Rather than competing with the pulse of beach clubs and nightlife, it offers a carefully curated experience—where Cycladic architecture, serene interiors, and personalized service come together seamlessly.
With just 25 rooms and suites, the hotel maintains the intimacy of a private residence. Each space is designed to maximize views of the Aegean Sea, with terraces and balconies capturing the island’s golden light and gentle sea breeze. From understated deluxe rooms to expansive suites with private pools, the atmosphere is one of lightness, openness, and quiet luxury.
Its location reinforces this balance between accessibility and seclusion. The beach lies only steps away, while the vibrant center of Mykonos is just a short drive, allowing guests to move effortlessly between lively streets and peaceful retreat.
Architecturally, the hotel draws from a contemporary interpretation of traditional Cycladic design. Whitewashed façades, neutral palettes, and natural materials create an almost meditative environment—one where light becomes the defining design element.
At the heart of the experience is ANAMA, the hotel’s signature restaurant, where mornings begin with an à la carte breakfast—often accompanied by a glass of sparkling wine—and unfold into Mediterranean dining throughout the day. The infinity pool and sea-facing bar transform afternoons into slow, sunlit rituals, while evenings bring sunsets that redefine the meaning of summer luxury.
For those seeking complete balance, the wellness area offers treatments, a sauna, and a hammam—spaces designed to align with the island’s slower, more natural rhythm.
In a time when travelers increasingly seek authenticity and calm, Grace Mykonos stands as a reminder that true luxury does not need to be loud. It exists in detail, in atmosphere, and in the feeling that lingers long after departure.
