Kos Palace

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 !

The hotel is clean, the staff is friendly and drinks at the beach bar and pool bar better than in town Kos. Breakfast and dinner had lots of various tastes, every day new dishes and different salads. The only downside is the tasteless coffee at breakfast. Our room was comfortable but in need of refreshing of bathroom. If we wanted to go back to Kos, this hotel would be the hotel - location, sunsets on the beach and bus stop outside.

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

I believe the only reason the Greek government has awarded this hotel 4 stars is because the tax is much higher than a 3 star. There is no way on earth this matches any 4 star hotel that we've stayed in before. No WiFi in our room, despite us being around 60m from reception. Towels provided are old and fraid. The furniture in the rooms is old and worn. They charge 22 euro to hire a safe deposit box. I've never had to pay for that before in a 4 star! The location is very poor. It's a good 20.minute walk to Tigaki where there is a better beach but it was too hot abd dangerous, due to traffic so we took the bus. That was €2 each way. Then you had €12 a day sunbed hire. The hotel.boasts sunbeds on the beach opposite the hotel but you pay €3 per bed and the beach is across the very busy road and it's no word than 30 ft wide! The sea is rough on the North Coast, too. We hired a car and went yo beaches on the South West. Food was pretty basic. Tepid. Much the same every day. As others have mentioned, no drink is provided with dinner and drinks are expensive. Staff were friendly and helpful, which is a redeeming factor. 90% of guests were German, who seemed to believe they own the place. Jet2 rep was non existent and provided no help. Kos wasn't one of our favourite Islands and the position of this hotel was poor. We certainly would not return.

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.

Got to the hotel quite late, but there was staff waiting to welcome us and had wraps and salads for us. Our room was spotless and the air conditioning worked well, which was really required as the temperature was in the mid to high 20's. The shower was quite small but worked well and the room was cleaned daily. My only complaint of the room was that the scenery was blocked almost completely by trees at the window and from the balcony. The hotel is very very nice and the staff are soooo friendly and very efficient. Buffet breakfast and dinner with good choice of food plus a café for snacks and drinks near to the pool which was open during the day. The pool area was excellent and it was only a few seconds away from the beach and there were no problems getting sunbeds even at busier times. There could've been entertainment in the evenings but it was okay. Best to go half board if you intend staying in the hotel or B&B if you want to go out after breakfast. The town of Tigaki is a 20-30 minute walk or you can hang around for the bus, which more often than not is late. There is a reasonable selection of restaurants in the town but not much as far as entertainment is concerned. The bus can take you to Kos which is great if you fancy a ferry across to Bodrum. Bicycles, buggies, scooters and cars are all available for hire. We went to relax and Kos Palace was the perfect place to do this. Would we go back? Without a doubt we would and hope to return there some day. Thank you Kos Palace and your wonderful staff