- Bathroom with bathtub or Shower
- Mini Bar
- Hair Dryer
- Direct Dial Telephone
- Safety Box (Extra Charge)
- Air Conditioning (Extra Charge)
- Satellite TV
- Bathroom Amenities
- Balcony or Terrace
Palm Beach
- Sun terrace
- Outdoor Pool
- Low Deposit Options Available
- Interest FREE Payment Plans
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Palm Beach in Kos-City spread over 2 floors, has 71 rooms and distributed across 3 buildings. The closest city to the hotel is KOS (2 km). To make your stay more comfortable a ... Continue reading
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Palm Beach in Kos-City spread over 2 floors, has 71 rooms and distributed across 3 buildings. The closest city to the hotel is KOS (2 km). To make your stay more comfortable a reception and a lobby are available. The staff in this 2 storey hotel speaks English and French. Mobility on holiday is simplified through car, motorbike and bike rental. A fresh water swimming pool, seasonally open is available. Refreshing drinks are offered at the pool bar. Sunshades and sunbeds are available for an additional fee at the beach and free of charge at the pool. Distance from the hotel to: airport KGS (25 km). For your entertainment the hotel features a TV lounge. Vehicles may be parked in the parking lot. This is an adults only hotel (16+).
*Non-refundable room is located in the annex building.
Activities
- Bicycle rental (additional charge)
- Children's playground
- Cycling
Other facilities
- Garden
- Sun terrace
Facilities
- Air conditioning
- Car hire
- Chapel/shrine
- Heating
- Non smoking rooms
- Paid WiFi
- WiFi in public areas at a cost of €3 per 24 hours
Food and Drink
The hotel has one restaurant. A snack bar is also available throughout the day. Evenings can be spent at the lobby bar. Halfboard: Halfboard includes breakfast and dinner.
Other Information
The following payments are accepted: Euro/Master Card and Visa Card. Additional fees may apply for certain facilities, amenities or activities. City /Tourist tax is payable locally.
To make booking a holiday at Palm Beach in Kos Town easier for you, we provide a range of different payment options. To find out if you can book Palm Beach with a low deposit holiday option, please click the "Price and Availability" button above.
The ancient port and popular holiday destination of Kos, the capital and major town on the island, has been home to Egyptians, Romans, Venetians, Ottomans and the Knights of St John. Their marked presence can be seen in the ruins of the Roman baths and amphitheatre remains and in the 15th-century castle, built by the Knights of St John, which still stands as a supreme sentry today.
There has been much development over recent years, with apartment blocks stretching out to the suburbs of Lambi and Psalidi (to the north and south respectively), however Kos remains a fascinating and cosmopolitan town with a good mix of culture and entertainment attracting thousands of holidaymakers each year. There is a busy nightlife with no shortage of bars and hotchpotch of restaurants from English-style cafes to local tavernas - many situated around the old harbour area overlooking traditional fishing boats and sleek yachts. The main beach in town is a fairly narrow, shingle affair packed with beach chairs and umbrellas, but there are better beaches a short bus journey away. Kos Town is perfectly situated for taking boat trips to Turkey and the nearby islands.
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Watersports
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Sightseeing
Beach
Restaurants
Activities
The main beach in Kos Town is narrow and pebbled, but nearby Tigaki is 6 miles (10km) of pure white sand. Lambi, Psalidi, and Agios Fokas are all popular beaches in easy distance. The beaches offer a range of water sports, including waterskiing, parasailing, and banana rides. The town also boasts a number of historical and cultural attractions, including the Hippocrates Tree, Knight's Castle, and Archaeological Museum. You can also visit nearby villages with interesting sights like the ruins of old Pili and the ceramics shops in Zia.
Restaurants
There are many restaurants in Kos clustered along the waterfront and around the main square, ranging from traditional Greek to Italian, Chinese and western. Bittersweet Creperie is a great bakery for a midday treat, and Avanti serves great pizzas with a beach view. Caravan is a popular restaurant serving everything from traditional Greek food to pizzas and lamb chops, while Olympiada has a more local menu.
Nightlife
There are bars, pubs and tavernas scattered all over Kos Town, but the unlabeled 'bar street' is the place to go at night when it comes to life with bars and discos. The party lasts until dawn, and offers an eclectic mix of music, from local bouzouki orchestras to thumping electronic beats.
Shopping
Kos Town is the major shopping destination on the island of Kos. There are a number of souvenir shops along the seafront and in the old town, and the market in the centre of town selling spices, olive oil, and seashells. There is also a small indoor market, but the main shopping area is found between Eleftherias Square and ancient Nymphaion. Popular souvenirs include jewellery, leather goods, and clothing.
Negatives
The nearest sand beaches are several miles from town, and the nightlife can be overwhelming for tourists looking for a quieter holiday.
Essential Information
Time Zone
Plug Type
Voltage 220V 50Hz
Language:
Greek,
Currency:
Euro (€)
€1 = £0.89
€1 = £0.89
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Hotel address : KOS TOWN, Kos Town, Kos, Greek Islands, 85300
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