Kosea Boutique Hotel

The pool is on the small side, and for swimming in the sea I’d personally choose some of the other nearby spots. Still, I had a fantastic stay, and this would be my first choice if I came back. The hotel was very clean throughout, and the staff were genuinely kind. They went out of their way to help us with a difficult matter. When I offered a tip to thank them, they seemed sincerely humbled and a little embarrassed. That kind of hospitality really stood out. Highly recommended.

We’d be happy to stay here again. The sea-view rooms do get some road noise, but it comes with being in such a handy spot. You can walk around Kos Town from here, and the bus station for trips and the port are easy to reach. Our room was light, spacious and lovely, with air conditioning that was simple to use. Breakfast was nice, and the pool bar made a good place to unwind between outings. Thanks again for a great stay.

The sea-side view was perfect. A very clean, pleasant hotel. I’d definitely recommend it.

The renovation was disappointing, too. In our room, the soap dish had been stuck on with tape and fell off. There’s no beach at all, despite the hotel’s official website saying there is. We made a big mistake staying here, and I wouldn’t recommend it. It wasn’t cheap, either. There was a coffee machine in the room, but each capsule cost €1.50 extra. Breakfast was very modest, and much of it was inedible. The tomatoes and cucumbers were awful, the only bread was baguette, and the coffee tasted like Nescafé mixed with hot water. I’ve stayed in many places in Greece, and this wasn’t what I’d expect.