As summer holidays approach, Europe beckons. Whether you are searching for Saint-Tropez stays that offer more than accommodation or sun-drenched restaurants on the shores of Spain, MOJEH shares the brand-new European openings to know this season.
Mandarin Oriental Punta Negra, Mallorca
Mandarin Oriental has made its debut on the Balearic Islands with a sprawling property nestled on the southwestern shores of Calvià. Framed by Aleppo pine trees, secluded coves and sweeping views, Mandarin Oriental Punta Negra harmonises rugged Mediterranean coastline with contemporary design and the luxurious touches of which the group is renowned – for instance, guests are afforded the option of arriving by yacht. Discover the five-building property and indulge in world-class dining and wellness experiences or explore the island for championship golf courses and curated cultural moments. Book now
La Petite Maison, Puente Romano Marbella
Puente Romano Marbella is the centre of dining on the Costa del Sol, with its five-star Andalusian village-style grounds on the Golden Mile home to the likes of Nobu, Cipriani, COYA, Leña and GAIA. Paired with the hotel’s beachfront setting and botanical courtyards, the Marbella mainstay has been further elevated this spring with the arrival of La Petite Maison, the group’s first outpost in Spain. Much like its well-known locations in Dubai and London, the restaurant brings its Riviera-rooted menu of yellowtail carpaccio, warm prawns in olive oil and whole baked sea bream to the Spanish coast, served on garden terraces positioned moments from the beach. Book now
Dior Spa, Hotel Cipriani Venice
Set on Giudecca Island overlooking the lagoon, Hotel Cipriani is one of Venice’s most storied stays, a five-star address complemented by manicured gardens and marble-clad interiors. This summer, the Belmond property is entering a new chapter with the opening of Venice’s first Dior Spa, a continuation of the House’s growing partnership with the hospitality group following its opening at their Portofino address, Splendido, in 2025. As part of interior designer Peter Marino’s ongoing redesign of the hotel, the spa is inspired by Christian Dior’s long-standing love of Italy, with its Venetian interpretation feeling entirely of its setting. Inside, indulgent interiors are paired with high-technology treatments, placing Dior’s cutting-edge complexion care firmly in focus. Book now
COMO Le Beauvallon, Gulf of Saint-Tropez
Originally opened in 1914, Le Beauvallon was once one of the French Riviera’s grand Belle Époque addresses, with Audrey Hepburn and F. Scott Fitzgerald among its former guests. In April 2026, the restored property reopened under COMO Hotels and Resorts, bringing new life back to the Gulf of Saint-Tropez with 42 rooms and suites spread across a four-hectare estate in Grimaud. Interiors by Dorothée Delaye balance the building’s original architecture with a lighter Riviera sensibility, while new additions include a COMO Shambhala spa and Beauvallon Sur Mer, a beach club and restaurant overseen by Yannick Alléno, the world’s newly-named most Michelin-starred chef. Book now
Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos
Thoughts of Mykonos are often accompanied by assumptions; Four Seasons Hotel Mykonos offers an elevated perspective on the Grecian getaway you think you know. The brand-new resort is located on the western side of Kalo Livadi Bay, flowing across cliffsides, landscaped gardens and a private stretch of pristine beach. The property’s Cycladic architecture is authentic without cliché – meander the 15-acre grounds and stumble upon fine-dining restaurants overlooking the Aegean, a state-of-the-art spa and two infinity pools. Further afield, explore archeological sites – including the birthplace of Apollo – and the quaint, cobblestoned streets of Chora. Book now
Originally published in the June 2026 issue of MOJEH Magazine. Subscribe here
