New York Post

Kensho

- From $570; KenshoMyko­nos.com.

Opened in June 2016, Kensho is a sleek haven for lovebirds looking for a respite from the island’s nonstop party scene. Idyllicall­y set on a hill that is just a five-minute walk from buzzy Ornos beach, Kensho features 35 rooms decked out with either a Jacuzzi or a small pool. Designed with a contempora­ry aesthetic, rooms feature blond wood accents, white walls and custom Italian furniture. Rain showers are kitted out with Hermès soaps and shampoos. For breakfast, skip the buffet and order à la carte. The eggs Benedict — along with a glass of Champagne — is the perfect vacation pick-me-up. At night, make sure to try chef George Stylianoud­akis’ 10-course Mediterran­ean dinner, with dishes like crispy octopus skin with fish roe and pork belly slow-cooked in fresh herbs. Watch the sunset at the hotel’s pool overlookin­g the beach, which literally sparkles with starry lights — perfect for Instagram. Though the staff is warm and friendly, the hotel is still ironing out kinks. We missed our ship to Santorini because the hotel shuttle took us to the wrong port, even though the driver had our ticket info. Kensho’s laid-back charm makes it an ideal stay for couples. (Greece is a popular honeymoon spot, hint hint.) Its beautiful interiors and picturesqu­e location make it a welcome addition to Mykonos.

 ??  ??

Newspapers in English

Newspapers from United States