Domes Resorts is expanding its hospitality portfolio in Greece with three new hotel openings scheduled for 2027, bringing the Casa Cook and Cook’s Club brands to new destinations. The announcement follows the group’s acquisition of a majority stake in Casa Collective in April 2026, marking a new chapter for the lifestyle hospitality brands.
The three upcoming properties will be located in Halkidiki and Santorini, each offering a distinct approach to contemporary Greek hospitality.
Casa Cook Athos: A Historic Landmark Reimagined in Halkidiki
Scheduled to open in summer 2027, Casa Cook Athos will occupy a restored modernist landmark dating back to 1959, near Ouranoupoli in Halkidiki. Originally designed by renowned Greek architect Periklis Sakellarios, the property is being reimagined by Berlin-based studio Vision Alphabet, preserving its architectural character while introducing Casa Cook’s understated design aesthetic.
The hotel will initially feature 60 rooms, suites and a villa, with an additional 45 rooms planned for a second development phase. Designed for guests aged 12 and above, its facilities will include two restaurants, direct beach access and a spa offering yoga, meditation, breathwork and sound rituals.
Cook’s Club Kassandra Brings a New Concept to Mainland Greece
Also opening in summer 2027, Cook’s Club Kassandra will mark the brand’s first property on the Greek mainland. Located among the pine-covered hills of Kriopigi, the adults-only hotel will centre around a main swimming pool and pool bar, creating a relaxed atmosphere that transitions into livelier evenings.
Guests can also expect an open-kitchen restaurant, an outdoor gym, spa facilities and landscaped gardens. Contemporary art will play a central role in the hotel’s identity, including a creative collaboration with Brazilian artist Luciano Cian.
Casa Cook Santorini: An Intimate Caldera Escape
The third opening, Casa Cook Santorini, is expected in early Q2 2027 in Firostefani. The boutique property will comprise just six traditional cave-style residences, inspired by the island’s distinctive whitewashed architecture and overlooking the Caldera.
Designed exclusively for adults, it will focus on privacy, personalised concierge services and tailored experiences, offering an intimate alternative to larger island resorts.
With these three additions, Domes Resorts is strengthening its presence in Greece’s lifestyle hospitality sector while introducing new interpretations of the country’s diverse destinations.
