To transform a wing of its 57-room resort, the Andronikos Hotel in Mykonos turned to Athens-based architects, KLab, who have reinvigorated the ‘Cocoon’ rooms with curved, whitewashed architecture, bamboo motifs and white pebbles synonymous with the Greek landscape. The recently reopened rooms offer a serene place to retreat, after the exertions of local beach-hopping.
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Mykonos 84 600
Cyclades
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