Ilios.K. Village Resort

We stayed in this hotel back in September and what a disappointment. We arrived to the hotel having only 15 minutes left before lunch ended. The receptionist told us to leave our bags and go get food before we check in & so we did. We arrived to our room which was clean & spacious, with a big balcony. The bed was comfortable and there was a mini fridge which is always good for keeping drinks in. However it all went downhill from there. The toilet wasn’t attached to the floor properly and the shower was tiny with a dodgy shower head. The hotel is surrounded by chickens which doesn’t look great for first impressions. I’m not a fussy eater but I felt very let down with the food. It was bland and basic which made us want to eat out everyday, we weren’t prepared to spend as much money as we did on meals. This hotel in our opinion isn’t all inclusive. The pool bar only served wine, beer, soft drinks & hot drinks. Then in the evening you have your normal bar which doesn’t serve all the drinks. If you want dark rum and Coke you have to pay €7 which is a joke. The first night my partner was queueing to get us a drink, he didn’t realise he was queueing where you have to pay for drinks. The young girl at the bar with short dark hair whistled at him like he was a dog and pointed for him to come round the other way. You don’t treat your guests this way, it’s absolutely disgusting. Then for the rest of the week she was rude and blunt to us every time we would go up to get a drink. That made us both feel uncomfortable which should never be the case. There is no entertainment in the evenings except from Greek music playing. I get that we were in Greece but a variety of music would’ve been better. You have 2 pools and a load of sun loungers, meaning you won’t ever need to fight to get a sun lounger. The Tigaki town was a 5 minute walk and the beach was probably 20 minute walk. You have bus stops near by if you want to go Kos town and some lovely restaurants we ate at. Overall I wouldn’t recommend this hotel to anyone and I do feel like there is better hotels in Tigaki from what we’ve seen.

Well where do I start with this hotel here we go 1st impressions was good rooms nice and clean then went downhill from there food was terrible don't matter when you went terribly bad cold and bland if you like fish pasta and chips then go here.the entertainment was none we went out every day as sod all to do but play cards not my holiday to do that everything stopped at 11 pm bed time.joke not many English ppl about just German. I would suggest you book a different place to stay

I have to say this is an average all inclusive hotel the staff are nice and friendly but the food isn’t that nice usually the same food mostly everyday if you are a cat lover their is plenty of cats about the pool bar opens at 11am till 6pm then the main bar opens at 7pm till 11pm reminder if you get a gin you have to pay for it ! The rooms are lovely and the beds are nice and comfortable but it’s a tight squeeze to fit in the shower in the rooms their is a supermarket onsite what is handy for essentials remember to bring your own tea and coffee for you’re room cause they only give you some for the first night the pool bar serves pizza and sandwiches and ice cream from 5pm till six only you can get soft drinks and beer only no spirits throughout the day what I think is appalling there is no entertainment on either on a night time people playing games like cards and dominoes I’m not sure why this is an all inclusive hotel when you don’t have any entertainment on there is a bus what takes you to the beach everyday and there is a bus what takes you to kos town it is only €2:30 for the bus fare what doesn’t take to long but you can’t walk it their is a shops nearby what is about a fifteen minute walk massive supermarket and a couple of shops and restaurants and bars

We stayed for a one week in this lovely all-inclusive resort. It's in the middle of country side, nearby Tigaki Village. Chickens running around the premises. Peaceful resort with lots of sunbeds and two big pool areas. Outdoor gym next to pool. Food is great. Breakfast is served on the roof terrace, which offers views all the way to the salt lake. Local beer and wines are served. Limited drink selection, that's a minus.

Mixed review about this hotel. Me and my partner went for two weeks in August. I wouldn’t say it was an all inclusive hotel. Ice cream and snacks were only served between 4-5 and they often ran out of food, the pool bar also didn’t serve spirits it was just wine or cider. The evenings were very dull, no entertainment and the only music they played was greek, which I appreciate we are in Greece but some other music would have been nice,I think the bar staff had more fun that anyone else. We often went into the town and it was just so dull and they stopped serving free drinks at 23:00. Our room was nice but they had the air on ventilation on the floor on the balcony and it just blew out hot air so we couldn’t really use this. The food was okay, it was quite the same most days and the area was quite small so you had to queue quite a bit. The pool area was nice and it was good distance to anything. I would recommend this as a 4* or an all inclusive. The photos also look very out of date as I didn’t see any of the big sunbeds there!