Luura Cliff Paros

Luura Cliff Paros sits on a cliff above the bay of Agia Irini on the western coast of Paros, roughly seven kilometers from Parikia and a fifteen-minute drive from the island's airport. The hotel is the first property from Luura, a brand founded by the single-family office Vivium and folded into Ennismore's Morgans Originals collection, and it marks Ennismore's first hotel in Greece. Elastic Architects shaped the buildings as a village-like constellation of white cubic volumes drawn from Cycladic form, and Berlin studio Lambs and Lions handled interiors that lean on plaster, dark timber ceilings, woven textures and Aegean light. The 39 suites come with generous outdoor space and 19 carry private pools, most of them framed on the horizon by a small rock islet offshore. Dining runs through Mimi Kakushi, a cliffside Japanese restaurant developed with Rikas Hospitality Group, the Mediterranean-leaning Lenea and a casual poolside room. A spa, fitness facilities, a private chapel and an event space for weddings and buyouts round out the property, and further Luura hotels are planned on Paros and in Athens.