Kos Palace

Very noisy hotel mostly from the cleaning staff who starts very early in the morning. Then there is some kind of generator starting in the middle of the night that we woke up too every night. The water you get 2 small bottles on arrival after that you need to pay for it yourself !!!! The food is very expensive and not high quality. Location is good close to the beach were again you have to pay for the hotels sunbeds extra its not included.... The positive thing is the people working in reception and restaurant they are very nice and give good service. Overall its more like a 3 star hotel not eve that maybe...

Never again very dated miles from anywhere staff are nice food ok very clean hotel just no atmosphere no entertainment no music and full of Germans maybe because it’s a German hotel but doesn’t really have any English probably 90% German and the rooms are so dated and small wow,like a box the rooms and the shower curtain must of been 20,years old and the television didn’t even switch on !

Hotel dated no atmosphere was very clean start nice Food good drinks expensive full of Germans think they are big but I’m a lot bigger so never a problem pushing me out the way it’s a German only hotel be warned and just miles out from anywhere but overall Clean and was a week away we won’t go back

The staff were so friendly, the facilities were excellent. It was straight across from a nice beach. The room with the bath could do with a bathroom upgrade as the shower in the middle of the bath is not ideal. It could also do with a mini bus ride into Tingaki as the walk there from the hotel was quite long

If you want a lovely relaxing hotel to stay in, then Kos Palace is the place for you. Although we arrived in the early hours there was food available for us, but due to the time, we refused. A great variety of fresh fruit and hot foods to suit all tastes available for breakfast and if you are just going to lie at the pool, or at the beach across the road there is a snack bar available for hot and cold foods and drinks. There is a very good selection of starters and food available at dinner time. The room was very clean and kept that way on a daily basis. Plenty of sunbeds and a lifeguard/first aider at the poolside just in case. There isn't any evening entertainment, but if that's what you want then a fifteen minute walk to Tingaki or get the bus there. It's a level road, so an easy walk. The restaurant and bar staff are brilliant 👏 and very friendly. There are a lot of German guests, but no racing for a sunbed as there's plenty available. This was our second visit and we will certainly be back. (T-shirts)

My recent stay at the Kos Palace Hotel left me with mixed feelings. While there were some positive aspects, there were also several disappointments that I feel are important to highlight for potential guests. Firstly, I must mention that the rooms in the hotel are a little dated. The shower still had shower curtains from the 2000s, which gave it a slightly old-fashioned feel. Additionally, the bed was quite hard, resulting in a less comfortable sleep and waking up with a stiff neck and back. Furthermore, I would not recommend this hotel for families with children. During our stay, we were the only family in our thirties with a child, and there were no other kids around. It seemed that the hotel primarily attracts an older crowd, with most guests being over 50 years old. One of the biggest disappointments was the lack of entertainment. There was no music or any form of organized entertainment around the pool area, which created a rather dull and silent atmosphere. Guests were left to sunbathe in silence, which was not very enjoyable. On the positive side, the food at the hotel was satisfactory. I would rate it as okay, meeting basic expectations. However, overall, I believe the hotel falls more into the 3-star category in terms of quality. In terms of location, the Kos Palace Hotel has a convenient position, being a mere 20 meters from the beachfront. Additionally, it is just a 5-minute walk to the nearest supermarket and car rental services. However, it is important to note that the walk to the local town takes approximately 20 minutes and can be challenging. The lack of footpaths forces guests to walk on the road, which can be unsafe, especially for families with children. The local town itself offers a variety of restaurants, dessert shops, and bars, providing plenty of options for dining and entertainment. One inconsistency I noticed was regarding the drinks. At breakfast, the drinks were unlimited, but during dinner, guests had to pay €4.50 for a bottle of water. This seemed a bit unusual and inconvenient. Additionally, I would like to mention during my stay, I noticed numerous nests scattered throughout the premises. Finally, I must commend the hotel staff for their friendly and helpful demeanor. They were always attentive and willing to assist with any queries or concerns. I hope this review provides valuable insight for prospective guests considering a stay at the Kos Palace Hotel.