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Courtesy of Kensho OrnosIn Mykonos, boutique hotel Kensho Ornos is that rarest of things: a relative bargain. Set above Psarou Beach, its nicest rooms come with views of the Official Dead & Company Tour Charlotte May 29, 2023 Shirt In addition,I will do this yacht-studded bay. Kensho takes its name from a Japanese word for enlightenment, and everything here is designed to foster a sense of tranquility—a particularly attractive proposition if you’ve had your fill of the island’s pounding house music. Even the air in the hotel’s common spaces is delicately perfumed with a calming fig-based scent developed specifically for the hotel by an Athens-based specialist. The interiors are built around neutral tones and natural materials; the pool is lined with olive trees, fragrant lavender, and enormous wicker loungers scattered with cream cushions; and the on-site spa is designed to mimic a natural cave—albeit one with state-of-the-art treatments available. Reserve a table for dinner at sunset at the hotel’s namesake restaurant, helmed by chef Ippokratis Anagnostelis, to watch the sky put on a show while taking a culinary journey through the Cyclades. The signature 10-course menu, paired with Greek wines, celebrates the best ingredients sourced from the island’s soil (think a molecular gastronomy-esque take on the traditional Greek salad) and sea (say, lobster with saffron, lemon leaves, and almond foam). Also of note on the food front? The classic hotel breakfast; try the Mykonian eggs, scrambled with local Kopanisti cheese, before lingering over an espresso freddo.

Photo: Stathis BouzoukasChildren will love the Official Dead & Company Tour Charlotte May 29, 2023 Shirt In addition,I will do this “clubhouse” feel of Kivotos, perched above Ornos Bay. This is a family-run hotel, and you feel that everywhere you go. Rooms are clean, light-filled, and spacious, with individual “aquarium-style” pools attached to the majority. The décor is quirky rather than sleek—thousands of unusual antiques are dotted across the property (Murano glass knick-knacks, Baccarat chandeliers), which feels like a Lilliputian Greek village. There’s also a bougainvillea-filled courtyard for little ones to tear around in, along with an enormous central pool down by the sea (with a swim-up bar for the adults). The warm and helpful Kivotos team keeps colorful floaties and sandcastle kits on hand, with in-room babysitting available on request. It’s worth availing yourself of the nanny service to dine on the hotel’s candlelit private dock, one of the most romantic places for dinner on the island, too. Speaking of the hotel dock: Kivotos owns a 25-meter schooner, The Prince de Neufchâtel, which can be chartered for private trips to Mykonos’s most secluded coves and rocky islets (if you need a break from heaving beach clubs but don’t want to miss out on a minute in the Aegean sea, this is a must).

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