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Aman Sveti Stefan

Sveti Stefan, Montenegro

Aman Sveti Stefan spans two distinct settings on Montenegro’s coast: the fortified 15th-century islet of Sveti Stefan, linked to shore by a narrow isthmus, and Villa Miločer, a former royal residence across the bay on the mainland. The island’s restored stone cottages and suites sit among cobbled lanes and courtyards, while the mainland villa brings a smaller, year-round base beside King’s and Queen’s beaches and the Aman Spa.

Amanzoe

Kranidi, Greece

On the eastern Peloponnese near Porto Heli, Amanzoe occupies a hilltop above olive groves with views across the Aegean. Its 54 independently bookable units are pavilions and villas rather than a conventional room block, and each offers a private pool; three Beach Pavilions sit directly on the shore. The resort’s geography is split between the elevated main estate and a Beach Club on a sheltered bay, reached by complimentary transfer or downhill bike ride.

Canaves Epitome

Oia, Greece

Just outside Oia, above Ammoudi’s fishing town, Canaves Epitome is a 53-suite-and-villa resort built in 2018. Its architecture draws on Cycladic forms and volcanic stone, with the Aegean and sunset visible from its accommodations. The layout prioritizes private outdoor living: suites and villas have plunge or swimming pools, while two main pools and two restaurants give guests shared places to gather. A shuttle connects the quieter site with Oia, so village visits do not require staying in its busy center.

Erema

Folegandros, Greece

A minimalist clifftop retreat perched above the Aegean Sea, Erema embodies the essence of Cycladic simplicity with whitewashed architecture and unobstructed sea views. This intimate hideaway prioritizes tranquility and authentic Greek island living over luxury amenities, attracting those seeking genuine escape.

Four Seasons Astir Palace Hotel Athens

Athens, Greece

A legendary clifftop resort perched on the Athenian Riviera, combining Cycladic architecture with contemporary luxury and unparalleled Aegean views. The property seamlessly blends classical elegance with modern amenities, featuring private beach access and world-class dining experiences.

Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul at Sultanahmet

Istanbul, Türkiye

In Sultanahmet, this 65-room hotel occupies a neoclassical building first constructed as a prison in 1918–1919. Its rooms and suites are arranged around an enclosed garden courtyard, while preserved architectural details connect the present-day hotel to the building’s past. Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque and other Old City landmarks are within walking distance. Converted to a Four Seasons hotel in 1996, it reopened in 2022 after a hotelwide renovation.

Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul at the Bosphorus

Istanbul, Türkiye

On Istanbul’s European shore, this 170-room hotel faces the Bosphorus from a former 19th-century Ottoman palace known as Atik Pasha. Converted into a Four Seasons hotel in 2008, it sets historic architecture against a working waterfront in Beşiktaş, a modern, central district rather than the Old City. Its scale includes 145 guest rooms and 25 suites; the defining experience is the contrast between palace interiors and the strait just beyond the terrace.

Hotel Grande Bretagne

Athens, Greece

A storied Athenian institution since 1874, Hotel Grande Bretagne overlooks the Acropolis and Syntagma Square from its iconic clifftop perch in the heart of the capital. The hotel seamlessly blends timeless neoclassical elegance with contemporary luxury, offering unparalleled views and refined hospitality that has welcomed heads of state and dignitaries for generations.

Luura Cliff

Paros, Greece

A contemporary clifftop retreat on the Aegean island of Paros, Luura Cliff offers minimalist luxury with dramatic sea vistas and a commitment to timeless design. Part of Morgans Originals' curated collection, it exemplifies understated elegance paired with exceptional service.

Maçakızı Hotel

Göltürkbükü, Türkiye

Perivolas Hideaway

Thirassia, Greece

On Thirasia, across the water from Santorini, Perivolas Hideaway occupies a secluded cove at the foot of a cliff, on the site of a pumice mine dated to around 1850. The restored property is a four-bedroom villa, divided between a main house and guest house, with white interiors, rounded arches and a terrace facing the caldera. A private beach and dock open onto the Aegean; access is by sea or helicopter rather than by road.

Soho House Istanbul

Istanbul, Türkiye

Soho House Istanbul combines a hotel and members’ club across the 1873 Palazzo Corpi and adjoining buildings in Beyoğlu. The former diplomatic complex holds 87 bedrooms, from compact rooms to two-level mezzanine layouts and a one-bedroom apartment, alongside club spaces, restaurants, a gym and Cowshed spa. Its appeal is the contrast between the palazzo’s preserved frescoes and historic details and the contemporary, Turkish-influenced interiors. A rooftop terrace looks toward the Bosphorus, while the address puts guests in the middle of Istanbul’s European-side city life.

Tella Thera

Crete, Greece

A 5-star boutique eco-hotel designed for conscious travelers seeking slow living, sustainability, and intimate luxury, with every detail carefully crafted to reconnect guests with nature and the natural world.</cite> <cite index="2-1">It's a sensorial journey through sustainable architecture, refined comfort, and soulful connection with the Cretan landscape.</cite>

The Dolli at Acropolis

Athens, Greece

In central Athens, The Dolli occupies a restored landmark building in the historic Plaka area, a short walk from the Acropolis. Its 46 rooms, suites and apartments give the hotel a compact scale, while the rooftop brings together a restaurant, infinity pool and direct views toward the Parthenon. Inside, preserved architectural details and a collection of art and antiquities set a residential tone. It is a city base where the classical setting is part of the hotel experience, not just the itinerary.

The Peninsula Istanbul

Istanbul, Türkiye

On the Bosphorus waterfront in Karaköy, within Galataport, The Peninsula Istanbul is arranged across four buildings, three of them restored historic structures. Its 177 accommodations pair modern Turkish design with views toward the water, gardens or city; many look across the Bosphorus. The main building’s former life as a passenger ferry terminal gives the hotel a distinctly maritime thread, while its private pier and waterfront gardens keep the setting closely connected to the strait.

The Ritz-Carlton, Istanbul

Istanbul, Türkiye

Set in the Dolmabahçe area, The Ritz-Carlton, Istanbul occupies part of the Süzer Plaza high-rise and looks over the Bosphorus. Its 239 rooms and suites give the hotel substantial city-hotel scale, while the water views shape the stay. The address puts guests on Istanbul’s European side, within walking distance of cultural attractions. Dining spans Anatolian, Japanese-Peruvian and Italian cooking, and the hotel pairs an indoor pool and hammam with a seasonal rooftop infinity pool.

The Romanos, a Luxury Collection Resort, Costa Navarino

Navarino Dunes, Greece

At Navarino Dunes on the Ionian coast of Messinia, The Romanos sits among olive groves, landscaped gardens and golf terrain, with the sea close at hand. Its 321 rooms, suites and villas range from guest rooms with coastal or garden views to beachfront villas; many accommodations have private infinity pools. Grand column-lined walkways and contemporary design give the resort a distinctly Messinian frame, while the surrounding Costa Navarino destination brings golf, tennis, spa and family activities within reach.

Verina Astra

Poulati, Sifnos, Greece

Above the Aegean in Poulati, Verina Astra is a 16-room-and-suite retreat spread across a hillside among aromatic gardens. Its constellation-named accommodations are arranged around an infinity pool, with private verandas oriented toward the sea; two suites have private pools. Artemonas, with its neoclassical lanes and village businesses, is about 3 km away. The property also has Bostani, a restaurant and bar, and Verina Spa.