What if light was your primary material?
Inspired by the transformative quality of the city’s beautiful daylight and streets that come alive with lanterns at night, a meandering pathway leads to spaces that change throughout the day.
Millwork wall screens conceal candles illuminated before guests retire to their rooms.
After hours, the serene poolside lounge is reconfigured for a lively social scene.
The hotel was designed to transform from day to night.
The elegant pool area boasts lounge chairs and large teak wood cabanas during the day. As night falls, the landscaped setting seamlessly converts into a dining area and then into a nightclub.
“Change in time should correspond to a change in the room.”
Crisp sheets and leather-wrapped headboards bring a wash of Mykonos white to the rooms.
Evening turndown service includes candlelight, specialty bedding, and signature drinks.
Millwork wall screens conceal candles illuminated before guests retire to their rooms.
Yacht-inspired furniture like pullout desks and bar trolleys are built into carved rosewood millwork in each room. Sliding screens create even more flexibility.
On the lowest level, Matsuhisa Mykonos is a full-service restaurant with an outdoor dining area beneath a canopy of Bougainvillea vines and white flower-globe lights.
The restaurant has two outdoor dining areas.
The garden area features a white marble sushi bar.
Custom lighting fixtures are made of abstract white metal flowers.