I’m squarely in the category of travelers that plan their trips or visits around specific hotels / rooms, and Kalesma Mykonos was a rare instance where we had one more hotel to book on a planned Greece trip, and I happened upon this stunning property. Now having stayed there, I could have easily planned an entire vacation around this hotel as the highlight. It’s hard for a room to live up to or exceed the photos online but that was definitely the case here. We were upgraded to a one bedroom villa with plunge pool (from a sea view suite with plunge pool) and the room was absolutely stunning. It was one of those rooms where you feel bad leaving the hotel because you want to get every last minute you can enjoying the room itself. The owners spared no expense with the design of the room and property but it was also incredibly comfortable and practical. Tons of storage space and closet space (and a rare instance where you can fully unpack without asking for more hangers…!!), a Dyson hair dyer (which really distinguishes thoughtful luxury hotels for me these days), and easy engagement with hotel staff over WhatsApp. The plunge pools are picture perfect, and heated (!!) which makes a difference when the intense Mykonian winds roll through and create a chill despite the air temps. The staff were all lovely. Whether at the restaurants or on the concierge and housekeeping teams. Also, despite having a tight breakfast menu, the breakfast food was excellent. They also have a small gym in the basement. While I couldn’t find photos online, it’s more well-appointed than the website indicated. There is a bench and dumbbells, kettlebells, cardio machines, and a cable machine for folks that need to get a workout in. Overall I would highly recommend this property and hope to return for a longer stay next time we’re in Greece. My only point of feedback is that when we checked in, we had to wait ~3 hours for our room (we were quite early so it wasn’t expected), but when they walked us to our room they mentioned our upgrade as an afterthought. They should have mentioned they had upgraded our room at the outset to gain some free points of goodwill - and it was worth the wait!