Top Hotels Near Marmari Beach in Kos from AU$58

"Fantastic resort - lovely space to walk around with a number of pools and restaurants to choose from. Evening entertainment was available each night. We ate breakfast and dinner in the restaurant which had lots of choice. Relaxing atmosphere. "

"The most beautiful hotel"

"Adult only accommodation . Quiet beautiful surroundings, lovely room and stunning pool area. All the staff were friendly and extremely helpful, nothing was too much ! Dining and food choice were exceptional. The private beach area was clean and peaceful! Would definitely visit again."

"We stayed at this hotel second time and once again we were impressed with the attention, quality of service and hospitality of the management team. The hotel is located in Marmari village with easy access to the local buses to go to Kos Town or other destinations. If needed there are local shops on the main village road. The hotel complex is a collection of two-storey buildings in a well maintained green surroundings. Sandy beach with the hotel provided sun-beds is a 2-min walk from the main complex. The rooms are modern, tea/coffee making facilities are available in the rooms. Mini fridge, air conditioning, TV in the room are all in the working order. Towels, bedding are new. Rooms cleaned daily. Nothing to complain about, all organised for the guests to have a truly relaxing time. The main restaurant serves a wide selection of different buffet options to please any possible requirements. The two other hotel restaurants (on the beach and next to the swimming pool) are equally impressive for more on-the-go quick bite options. The hotel team is very impressive. They all really care to make sure their guests have great time. We will definitely stay there again and would highly recommend for families with children. "

"An excellent, hotel with lots of choices for food and activities. Comfortable and luxurious accomodation"

"Loved everything about it! Stayed in the adults only area "

"Loved the vegetable and fruit plantings, especially when we saw the kids club harvesting the aubergines. "