We had an interesting stay at Casa Paradiso. We stayed 11 nights and the first 7 were good. However it became clear this hotel is really geared for the package 7 night stay. Food became the same, entertainment was the same. Then there was the laundry situation - we needed to do some as was a long stay. At the Menorcan resort we normally stayed at it charges a flat rate for a bag. This place charged per item and ended up costing us hundreds. Then there was the ant situation. As the property overlooks large fields there were loads. At first was fine but then some burrowed into our room to a point it was really disconcerting. In fairness the staff tried to resolve it but they kept coming back. The room really needed to be fumigated but that would mean us having to be moved. If you are only staying 7 nights would recommend, anything longer the property just isn’t geared for particularly families.

Perfect for families. Step free access for those with pushchairs, although, when you’re there, it’s unlikely you would need to use it. The swimming pools are lovely and clean. Beach towels are provided so no need to pack your own. The rooms are quite spacious. Lovely modern bathrooms. We did have a bit of an ant problem in our bathroom but nothing too problematic. There’s a wide choice of food at the buffet. They grow a lot of their fruit and veg on the premises. You will see vegetable patches between the bungalows. Staff were very attentive and friendly. The children’s area is a little tired and could do with a refresh. Otherwise, a very lovely resort. Recommend booking your transfers to and from the airport. There are taxis but you could be waiting a long time for them. It can be costly depending on where you’re going. We befriended a taxi driver who took us into the town centre so used him again to take us to the airport. Also recommend getting to the airport a minimum of 3 hours ahead on the way home. Checking in and getting through security is a lengthy processes and quite a few of us had to get fast tracked to our plane because it started boarding by the time we made it to Duty free.

Very child friendly resort. The staff was very attentive. The food at the buffet and a la carte restaurant was excellent.

Excelent food and all “all inclusive” offer

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

Overall, we really enjoyed our stay. Since it was early in the season (May 15 - 22nd), not everything was open yet, which is understandable but something to keep in mind. I wasn’t too keen on the buffet setup, as you have to get your own food and drinks, which meant our family didn’t always get to eat together and the food was often cold, no matter how early you get there. That said, the staff were all very friendly and helpful. Street food at pool was nice. Pool area lovely. Pools freezing at first, but once you’re in, it’s fine! Hotel close to beach and good that a small town is just a short 15-minute walk away - we went to use the ATM and one night for a meal for a change of scenery. Mini disco was the highlight for our four year old.

Was a lovely stay,rooms clean but beds not so comfortable

Personal was great, friendly, clean

Hospitable staff, welcoming country and people.

Sehr zuvorkommendes Personal. Das gesamte Resort ist wirklich sehr gut gepflegt. Kleiner negativer Punkt ist dass die Zimmer im Hauptgebäude sehr hellhörig sind und der kleine Kühlschrank ziemlich laut war.

Enjoyed good food, clean room, helpful staff. Very child/ family orintated, so not quiet from that point of view. Lovely area not far from the airport. Had a relaxing week

Lovely hotel, wonderful staff, happy holiday.

Staff and cleanliness were amazing. Property was remote however there was a bus into Kos. Would recommend hiring a car to get around. Food was ok. Very windy and pool closest to the beach would benefit from some protection such as glass panels.

The grounds were beautiful. The food was very good and the staff very accommodating!!!!

The hotel is okay but it does not offer a value for that money. Dining, foods and drinks service would be fine for a cheaper hotel but not for an accomodation that costs EUR300 per night.

Great hotel and beach. Used predominately by Germans so no lager lout culture. Great teen club for My 15 year old

An excellent hotel, with fantastic staff and perfect for a family holiday. 2 different pool areas, one with slides and activites and the other one much quieter. A couple of mins to the private beach. Hotel doesn't have many English guests but this was not an issue. All the staff work extremely hard. Excellent food, never dull and snacks throughout the day and good choice of drinks. Room was in the main building, and had plenty of space with a room for the kids. Slightly worn in parts but minimal - would definitely go again, kids loved it.

Nice hotel, friendly staff, OK food. Excellent location if you are interested in water sports on Marmari beach (Kitesurfing, Wind Surfing, cat sailing, kajak, stand up paddle all conveniently located with instructors and rental of good equipment on the beach). The matresses in the beds are rock hard and will not give you a comfortable vacation. Even my kids complained! And the wifi is so under dimensioned that it hardly works. Also there are no nearby shops or restaurants. Either walk 2km to Marmari or drive 20km to Kos city if you want any of this. Also there is a continous shortage of sunbeds around the two pools and on the beach. This is due to the fact that the hotel is not enforcing the no-reservarion policy, so the sunbeds are reserved with towels most of the day without beiing used. You have to take an early breakfast and go and put towels on the ones you want if you want to make sure to have any. We experienced several times that there were no free ones available on the beach or around the pools if we did not do this.

The hotel is on the North coast of Kos, surrounded by farmland. It has two separate pool areas, one with water slides, which the kids loved. Our rooms were clean and comfortable (good airconditioning) and included a safe, fridge and TV (only UK channel was BBC World). The hotel was divided into a main building and several garden 'villas'. The food was amazing - always something available to eat or drink - the kids particularly enjoyed the self-service ice-creams and drinks and the twice daily crepes. I was impressed by the variety of food, something different each day with themed evenings. The sandy beach was a short walk and the sea was lovely and warm. Activities included wind-surfing with instructors available. There was entertainment available: darts, tennis, table games, water polo, beach volleyball - but these were mostly dominated by the german guests. If you want to see ancient Kos or go island hopping, you will need to travel (bus, taxi or car), we did two day trips but with the heat - longed for the pool back at the hotel. We loved the relaxed atmosphere - firendly staff and always plenty of sunbeds in each of the pool and beach areas. I would recommend this hotel for a family holiday where you want to relax by the pool or beach and enjoy time having fun together.

Perfect for families with kids. I would avoid staying without kids. Good: - perfect for families with kids - excellent service - spacious and nice rooms (we stayed in the 2025 renovated bungalows) - the food is good considering 4 star all inclusive - the surroundings and that they grow their own vegetables Needs improvement: - it gets easily crowded in the restaurant and the pool areas during peak hours - people reserves beds by the pool despite signs telling them not to. The hotell should make sure to remove the towels. Roughly 50% of the beds are taken in the morning without anyone using them. - long queues to the crepes/waffles - ants in the room and sometimes in the bed In summary: reasonably priced, excellent service and great for for families with kids. However, some improvements needs to be considered. Especially with the reserved beds at the pool area.