Hide Out Suites

Set above Mylopotas Beach, Hideout Suites is a tightly composed collection of just 12 private suites, positioned across the hillside with uninterrupted views over the Aegean.

The layout is deliberately minimal — no central hotel core, no excess movement — just a series of self-contained spaces placed to maximise outlook and privacy. The elevation does the work, creating distance from the beach below while keeping it firmly within reach.

Architecture follows clean Cycladic lines but is handled with restraint, avoiding decorative excess in favour of proportion, light and openness. Terraces extend directly from the interiors, with the horizon acting as a constant focal point rather than an afterthought.

Rooms & Suites

Suites are designed around outdoor living, with private pools and shaded lounge areas forming the centre of each space. Interiors remain secondary — calm, functional and intentionally understated.

Higher categories such as the Honeymoon Suite Private Pool Sea View and Grand Suite Private Pool Sea View introduce more generous footprints, while select suites include kitchens, reinforcing the self-sufficient, villa-style feel.

Dining

Dining is intentionally low-key, centred around a poolside bar serving drinks and light dishes throughout the day. Rather than multiple venues, the emphasis is on flexibility — in-suite dining, grocery delivery and private meals on the terrace define the experience more than a formal restaurant setting.

Experience

The rhythm here is entirely self-directed, with time split between private terraces, the pool and the beach below. There’s little in the way of structured activity, with the focus instead on space, quiet and the option to move into Ios when needed.

Wellness

Wellness is similarly understated, with treatments arranged on request rather than built around a dedicated spa environment.

Where

Located 400 metres above Mylopotas Beach and around 10 minutes from Ios Chora, the setting balances proximity with separation, allowing easy access to the island while maintaining a distinctly quieter base.

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