Kos Hotels with Swimming Pools

The location is very convinient and the personel were friendly, but the management was too strict. We got 4 bed room with our trip.com reservation for a family four, but they wanted to charge extra 30 euros, claiming that our 16 year old dauther cannot be considered as child, even though I showed them a confirmed reservation form trip.com for a 3 adult and 1 child (in trip.com page under 18 year old kids are considered as child). They said they would give a discount of 3 Euros out of 30 Euros, showing a sympathy! We accepted to pay 27 Euros not to waste our short vacation time. But, then, they charged 3 more Euros at the check out time, saying that is for the tax and they forgot about it! The two beds for our son and dauther were sofas, not comfortable. The airconditioners were not cooling enough. The room quality is not for a 4-star hotel, barely 3-star hotel.

Let me start by saying that the hotel is perfectly maintained, immaculately cleaned, has surprisingly complete fitness room with up to date equipment and several swimming pools. If you are looking for a sport’s holiday, you have more than can be wished for. We have teenage kids and it is nit easy to find a hotel where they can thrive (you usually get more entertainment for younger children). However, at Neptune, there is so much for them to do, we hardly saw them: football, waterpolo, initiation to windsurfing, diving, tennis courts, mini golf (for free, mind you). There is also a very complete and well maintained games room. Finally, the initial motivation for our hotel choice was the fact that you can also take catamaran classes (for an additions’ fee, but so hard to find anywhere else and our younger son does yachting). The rooms are always cleaned in a timely manner, I think it is the first tome in my life I didn’t need to complain about that. Finally, if I really needed to give some constructive criticism, the food could be a little bit mire diversified and elaborated.

This is a beautiful hotel and the infinity pool is stunning! However unless you are willing to wake up and trek down to pool before 8am you will struggle to get a sun bed. Regardless of the beauty of this hotel I found the majority of the staff extremely unhelpful and rude. They clearly had no interest in their job and I found for a 5 star hotel I was constantly having to ask for stuff that was missing. We were all inclusive and during breakfast/lunch/dinner I found we were regularly left waiting for service of drinks and a lot of time we went without. Likewise with cutlery often the tables were set but if not I had to go looking for staff for cutlery etc. I found the bar staff in the main bar to have a horrible attitude with one rolling their eyes when we ordered drinks (after leaving us waiting for 15 minutes until I put my hand up to get his attention, regardless of making eye contact with me multiple times before this). There was one late evening when we arrived back at the hotel when there were multiple bar staff standing looking at our table without service so my partner went to order drinks at the bar. While he was there he witnessed one member of staff hand the tip jar to the bar man who proceeded to place it in front of a customer who appeared to be by himself and very intoxicated. The bar man told the man that he needed to start tipping. This is disgraceful carry on from a 5 star hotel and it was upsetting to see how the staff blatantly took advantage of the state of intoxication. I also found the young lady who handed the tip jar to the bar staff in this incident to be unfriendly while she was serving at the beach bar, as if we were an annoyance. We are quite generous with tips but I found that the staff who’s service was so poorly were the same members expecting. Among other instances of rudeness there was one particular incident that occurred at the pool restaurant where a male member reacted to me asking for a plate. This member of staff rose his voice and very aggressively informed me that the plates were there and pointed to the small plates. I calmly informed him that I wanted a large plate where he shouted at me to be more specific. I couldn’t believe how he had spoken to me as I could never imagine speaking to another person let alone a paying customer like so. I turned to my partner who was also in shock at how I had been spoken to. The staff member came back out with plates and continued to very angrily inform me that the next time I ask for something that I should be more specific about the plate. He kept going until the point where I simply found myself apologising to him and saying nothing else as I was embarrassed by his completely out of pocket reaction to a very polite request for a plate. Following this incident I got so upset that I began to cry at the table as I couldn’t believe how I had just been treated. (again it is a 5 star hotel I feel as though nothing was ever at hand plates, cutlery, drinks etc. yet staff ha

What was Kos a surprisely fun island for a week and what had we a great weather in the last week of October. We have had many Greek islands and all have their own character, but Kos is certainly at the top 3. Hotel Atlantis is a good hotel for the price we paid for it. Rooms were dated and could be renovated, but everything was all and worked, we had a family room with his two, not very needed with his two, but now we had each a private clothes room and a third room where we were sleeping. All in clusive was great, for everyone enough of what you want.

Best hotel we've ever stayed in. Food was great, and not the same every day. All service staff were incredible. Eventhough alot of people do the classic towel-on-sunbed-trick, we were always able to find two sunbeds. Very close distance to the cozy Kardamena center, with nice resturants and beaches. The bus for Kos is easy, cheap and has a functioning cooling system for the seated. Only thing that could improve is the TV and the internet. However this does not at all take away a star for us. I would always highly recomend this hotel to anyone!

Rhys Whitehouse (R.Whitehouse_Cuts) 5/5 3 hours ago on Google My wife and I decided to honeymoon here and we have had such a great time. The complex is well run, very very clean and accommodating. The atmosphere is relaxed, great entertainment nightly, amazing pools and views. …Read more Trip typeHoliday · Couple Rooms4.0Service5.0Location4.0 Hotel highlightsLuxury · Great view · Romantic · Quiet · Kid-friendly · Great value Rhys Whitehouse (R.Whitehouse_Cuts) 5/5 3 hours ago on Google My wife and I decided to honeymoon here and we have had such a great time. The complex is well run, very very clean and accommodating. The atmosphere is relaxed, great entertainment nightly, amazing pools and views. The restaurants are all incredible and it's on a bus route that costs €2 to get into Kos town and runs every hour until midnight. The buffet can get abit repetitive but there's so much to explore and you never go hungry. Breakfast, then snacks served by the pool at 10.30, lunch at 12.30 etc it's so well run! Completely hassle free, I'd 100% return and recommend to others. Thankyou to the hardworking staff at Dimitra Beach, I don't think we saw anyone have a day off the entire time we were there and every day we were warmly greeted by ALL staff members, cleaners, bar staff, restaurant staff, reception etc. You've really made our honeymoon special!

Fantastic hotel and staff. Probably the cleanest and friendliest hotel I've ever stayed at. Room spacious enough with good showers. Fridge was appreciated. Nice balcony that overlooked the pool. Quite a quiet hotel, plenty of pool sunloungers that did fill up by about 1000 but usually a few became spare later in the day. Good poolside cafe, the best ever staff (especially Michael and Margarita) and a buffet breakfast with plenty of options. Rooms cleaned daily is you wanted, again the staff were lovely and very efficient. Shop next door for essentials, quiet area and only 5 minutes walj to the harbour and then another ten to the beaches. Nothing to fault, would highly recommend.

This hotel is not 5* and I don’t think it is 4* either, in my opinion I think the hotel is a good 3* at most. The reason for this follows, positives for the hotel are that the transfer from the airport is about 15 minutes so no sat on an old coach for hours, the sunsets here are fantastic and the staff are very nice and pleasant. You are delivered to your room via a buggy system which is a little different, and all inclusive was fine with some cocktails included with average beer and wine without limits, well at least until 11pm where it stops, and you must pay. The food is good with fresh fruit and salad in abundance, the cooked food was nice although the fish all tasted the same, but pizza, burgers, kebabs and other cooked food were very tasty. The à la carte restaurant was free and you just paid for your drinks, that said neither of us liked the food as it was over seasoned and the same as the main restaurant. The hotel is very tired and needs a lot of updates and cleaning to improve the star rating, the cleaning standards are low, the bath was very dirty with mould to the edges rubbish under the bed. The towels are changed every two days and beach towels once a week not daily as other places. The pool is nice but the area around the pool is dirty and very slippy where the slime / moss is, I witnessed a couple of people slip quite badly not safe at all. Sunbeds are grubby and are in desperate need of a clean. There is a supermarket opposite that is well priced for water and snacks as well as other stuff, there is also car and bike hire but I never used so cannot comment on how good they were. We used the coach that could be caught from directly outside the hotel for 10 euros each return to Kos town. Nowhere close enough to walk so taxis would be needed. The beech is a short walk but was disappointed when I reached it as there was piles of seaweed on the beach as well as broken sunbeds and parasols with other allotted rubbish piles at the back of the beach in a kind of cove area. The hotel does suffer from constant plane noise as it is on the flight path, that said you do get used to the noise, the other complaint is the constant fuel tankers that rumble past the hotel to what I think is a nearby port transporting fuel I presume to the airport, these are as often as the planes so be careful crossing the road to the beach. I hope this helps with your selection; I am not completely disappointed but will not stay here again.

When you stay at Kipriotis Village Resort - All Inclusive in Kos, you'll be on the beach, within a 5-minute drive of Psalidi Beach and Kos Marina. This all-inclusive property is 8.4 mi (13.6 km) from Tigaki Beach and 2.7 mi (4.3 km) from Port of Kos.Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. If you're looking for recreational opportunities, you'll find a water park, outdoor tennis courts, and an indoor pool. Additional features at this property include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and babysitting (surcharge).This property is all inclusive. Rates include meals and beverages at onsite dining establishments. Charges may be applied for dining at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, some beverages, and other amenities. Enjoy international cuisine at Macedonia I, one of the property's 5 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of the room service. Snacks are also available at the coffee shop/cafe. When you are in need of a refreshing drink, visit the beach bar or one of 3 bars/lounges, or 2 poolside bars.Featured amenities include a business center, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. Planning an event in Kos? This property has 32292 square feet (3000 square meters) of space consisting of a conference center and meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 709 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and hair dryers.

When you stay at Mitsis Norida in Kos, you'll be on the beach and 9 minutes by car from The Folklore Museum. This all-inclusive property is 13.1 mi (21 km) from Tigaki Beach and 10.2 mi (16.4 km) from Mastichari Beach.Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages. After dipping into one of the 7 outdoor swimming pools, you can spend some time at the private beach. Additional amenities at this property include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and babysitting (surcharge).This property is all inclusive. Rates include meals and beverages at onsite dining establishments. Charges may be applied for dining at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, some beverages, and other amenities. Enjoy local and international cuisine at Main Restaurant, one of the property's 6 restaurants, or stay in and take advantage of the 24-hour room service. When you are in need of a refreshing drink, visit the beach bar or one of 7 bars/lounges, or 3 poolside bars. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily from 7:00 AM to 10:30 AM.Featured amenities include a business center, express check-out, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 455 air-conditioned rooms featuring free minibar items and flat-screen televisions. Rooms have private furnished balconies. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs feature hair dryers and slippers.