Hotels with a Gym in Kos

Just returned from a wonderfully relaxing week at OKU Kos. It is a truly stunning hotel set on the edge of the dunes leading to a sandy beach and the clear waters of the Aegean. The hotel is designed in a laidback boho style in calming neutral shades. Rooms are cool and comfortable appointed with all you need - a Nespresso coffee maker made me very happy! The bed was incredibly comfortable. Food was fantastic. We were spoilt for choice at breakfast with an amazing selection of granolas, nuts, seeds and dried and fresh fruit. 6 different milks to satisfy any taste and delicious Greek yogurt. As well as a great variety of cooked breakfast and a vast selection of breads. You couldn’t have asked for more. We were half board so enjoyed an excellent dinner each evening. The menu was varied and created with fresh local ingredients. Everything we tried was delicious. There’s a separate vegan menu too. A special mention for the staff who were charming, helpful and did everything to ensure we felt well looked after. It’s advisable to hire a car while staying at OKU Kos as it is fairly isolated, so wandering to a local village is not an option. We took a trip to Kos town and the beautiful mountainside village of Zia. The hotel organised the car hire and provided us with a very useful map with suggestions of places to visit and restaurant recommendations. All in all a relaxing, restorative break in a beautiful hotel which I highly recommend. Thank you everyone at OKU Kos!!

Things were clean, the staff was friendly, the location was convenient from the bus stop, port, restaurant and tourist attractions. The view was beautiful. The only thing I wish was that there were some dairy and gluten free options for breakfast (such as a dairy free milk or yogurt for the granola, some potatoes, that sort of thing).

Such a lovely resort. Everything was clean. We did have some issues with door locking properly and the iron/ironing board provided had seen better days. Food was great. Actually preferred the buffet over a la carte. All inclusive doesnt include all drinks as such but this is made clear on menus