Oku Kos

Inspired by Greek island villages and shaped by a minimalist eye, its cubist buildings gather around courtyards, gardens, and sun-warmed terraces. The atmosphere is quiet but intentional – an invitation to step back and settle in. Rooms are generous in scale, with earthy tones and private outdoor spaces that blur the line between inside and out. For those craving more seclusion, two-bedroom villas offer space to stretch and breathe. Days unfold between the private beach, open-air cabanas, and a central pool that feels more communal than crowded. Dining is relaxed but thoughtful, with menus that draw from the island and beyond, served across breezy terraces or under the last light of day.