The Mandarin Oriental Hotel will open at Costa Navarino in spring next year, further emphasizing the area’s growing reputation as one of the top Mediterranean destinations for luxury travel.
Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group and TEMES S.A., a leading developer and operator in high-end tourism and real estate, have joined forces to introduce the first Mandarin Hotel property in Greece.
The new hotel, Mandarin Oriental, Costa Navarino will be located at Navarino Bay, an integrated resort area at Costa Navarino, in the region of Messinia, southwest Peloponnese, amid a 346-acre natural landscape overlooking the ba.
Designed by Greek architects Tombazis & Associates and K-Studio, the beachfront luxury resort will feature 99 guest rooms, including 48 earth-sheltered pool villas, all with outdoor terraces and scenic sea views, along with five restaurants and bars.
The design aligns with Costa Navarino’s sustainable principles, featuring planted roofs blending into the natural topography of the land and the use of local materials.
“We are delighted to be opening our first property in Greece in Costa Navarino and look forward to sharing this striking combination of unspoiled landscape, olive groves, pristine beaches and authentic Greek culture in the region with our guests,” Mandarin Oriental Group CEO James Riley said.
Achilles V. Constantakopoulos, chairman of TEMES, said the Mandarin Oriental is renowned for delivering “exemplary service” and “exclusive experiences” in some of the most noted properties around the world.
“We are proud to have the group bring their hospitality expertise for the first time to Greece, signifying the further growth of Costa Navarino, which is becoming a top international destination to visit and to live,” Constantakopoulos said.
Navarino Bay is already home to The Bay Course, an 18-hole signature golf course designed by Robert Trent Jones II, as well as the award-winning earth-sheltered Bay Clubhouse, which blends into the landscape overlooking Navarino Bay.
