The landscape design for a Mediterranean hotel situated in Greece embodies a diverse range of vegetation design techniques, each tailored to accentuate distinct zones within the hotel premises. The hotel's entrance is thoughtfully enveloped by a lush, strategically curated vegetation composition. This approach not only complements the architectural elements but also introduces an aura of opulence and sophistication.

The peripheral zones surrounding the hotel feature a deliberate selection of wild vegetation clusters, predominantly comprising native plant species. This meticulous choice not only serves to enhance the aesthetic appeal but also facilitates the ease of maintenance, aligned with the region's native landscape silhouette.

In the vicinity of the hotel's pool areas, a harmonious coexistence of both wild and formal vegetation has been meticulously orchestrated. This blend creates a dynamic and visually engaging setting, offering a sense of balance between the untamed and the meticulously maintained.

The hotel's rooftop gardens are graced by a specialized selection of plant species capable of thriving in shallow soil conditions. This selection further augments the biodiversity of the landscape design, contributing to the preservation of native plant diversity and enhancing the overall environmental sustainability of the project.