Kos Palace

Only reason it doesn't get full marks is just a few elements that got in the way of it being great. The wifi was a bit on/off. This is not a major issue but at times a little irritating. Likewise the aircon. Pool great. Martha in the side bar/snack bar was lovely and will happily help with planning a trip round the island. Food decent for breakfast and dinner. Room ok - functional. Shower shocking - a shower head in the middle of the bath put at about 5' up on the wall! Soaked the whole bathroom. No idea how to get into the safe so didn't bother. Room cleaned everyday if you put the thing on the door. We had a ground floor room - wouldn't recommend this as no view. We were on the side so looked out at rough ground. This also meant a lot of largeish insects that aren't good to look at! It didn't get the sun at all either so this was a bit disappointing. Bar in the evening was fine with good staff. Slightly higher prices but you kind of expect that. Not nearly enough sun beds - if you don't get one you have to pay for one of the fancy ones. Beach across the road is a slither - sufficient but not a deep beach - single line of sunbeds which again you have to pay for. Very seaweedy too - unlike further along towards the town. Not golden sand here either - again that comes along the coast. It was fine though if you just want a taste of beach. Need cash for the towel hire and they're not great so I would recommend taking your own. I'd recommend the hotel but be aware of the above.

Overall we had a wonderful holiday. The hotel was good. The pool area was excellent. There was a small shop/takeaway close by where you could get cold drinks and hot and cold meals. The beach was small but really pretty. The one down side for my friend and I, both in our early eighties, was the distance from Tgaki town. We had booked bed and breakfast as we enjoy going out for dinner in the evening. It was 2kms from the hotel which we were very happy to walk but not at night as it was busy with traffic, buses, cars, beach buggies and bicycles. We had to pay 10 euros each way to get to town. Tgaki town was lively with lovely restaurants. It was a really good holiday and Kos is lovely.

Just back from a holiday break in the Kosta Hotel in Kos. A lovely hotel that sits just meters away from the harbour, and has a nice outdoor area for drinks looking onto this. There's also a rooftop pool and another seating area with the same lovely view. Rooms had plenty of space and room service was available each day. We had breakfast each morning which was varied and plentiful and the waiting staff were so pleasant. They have a nice indoor bar area with plenty of comfy couches dotted around. This is run by the busiest barman you could meet, Joel .He never stopped working , but always made time to chat to all his customers. Definitely an asset to the hotel. All in a very good holiday 😁

What an amazing place , the staff were so wonderful , the reception staff , cleaning staff and snack bar and bar absolutely great.the rooms were comfortable and clean and the pool amazing. One small point is if the breakfasts could be hot as all the food was tepid. I would highly recommend this hotel and really hope to return asap thank you.

Kos palace is 4 star probably a 3 + star in reality great pool, great beach .yes a 30 walk to the resort centre but lovely stroll along the beach if your not in a rush. Breakfast good variety evening meal the same best thing not the normal stampede did not seem overly busy .snack bar for lunch etc excellent chicken gyros 5 euros. A special mention for all the staff who really friendly and helpful especially all those involved in helping to us to have a birthday celebration for our grandson they really went above and beyond overall we would recommend for those seeking a relaxed beachfront holiday only one negative no tea/coffee making facilities in room