Kipriotis Hippocrates Hotel

The hotel staff were amazing. Helpful and friendly at all times. All the ladies behind the desk were great. Serving staff in buffet always enjoyed when we tried a bit of Greek language. Three staff stood out and went above and beyond, Hussain at the bar was always friendly and had a few nice chats when he wasn’t to busy. Vibi with her lovely welcome kept everyone entertained with her yoga, darts, beer pong and dance moves. Last but by no means least we had Shaky Shaky Mickey Mickey. He gave the best water aerobics session ever made it so much fun and always came around to say good morning/afternoon/evening. The hotel itself is looking tired and could do with an uplift in the corridors and bedroom. Food was good and plenty of choice with a little change everyday. We booked the Greek taverna on-site one night which was amazing food.

Amazing stay with super helpfull and nice staff! I can recommend this hotel for your holiday stay. Daily activities like aqua gym, waterpolo, strechning and more are available for guests and evening events with some competitions (live music, karaoke etc). Hotel located 8-10 minutes from the city center of Kos, where you can take the bus to, rent a bicycle or a car. Tickets bought in the bus cost 2€/ person/ one way, but you can buy them cheaper in the kiosk- 1,50€. I recommend to rent the bike (5-7€/bike/full day) and go for the trip. Food available in all inclusive option is very good and the choice is big. Everyone can find something to eat :) The staff is focused on serving guests, smiling all the time that makes the stay perfect and unforgettable. Especially big thanks to Silvia, Mike, Sofia and two guys at the bar on the pool :) You are the Best!

This hotel was listed as 4 star. It most definitely was not. The public areas were not too bad but the bathroom needed to be totally renovated. The enamel on the bath was worn down to rusty patches, the silicone and grout were grotty and the fittings were totally worn. There was no AC, apparently it was turned off in parts of the hotel on 15th September, but some rooms still had it on. The food was also not 4 star and the staff were the most miserable I have ever experienced. The hotel may have been 4 star 20 years ago but has done nothing to maintain their rating.

Rooms old , bathroom poor with stained bath, chipped toilet seat. No aircon, fridge leaked and was rusty. The food, whilst a large selection, it was what ever was warm and not cooked to death. Salads were good. Breakfast was ok… but only just. Pool had a green tinge and a line of scum around the tiles. Sun beds were old and sagging. Bar was poor with weak drinks and disposable plastic cups . Staff were friendly but clearly jaded . This hotel is not 4*

What can I say? 4* hotel and 5*star experience. Our stay at this hotel all inclusive package, excellent service, food is top of my imaginations. This hotel have sister hotels,and you can use their facility. We experience at restaurant test of Greece cousins .room service,staff, are friendly and very helpful. Hotel manager and head of chef look after your request. I must give full credit to all reception staff.Overall enjoyable experience

Nice relaxing stay. Food good, there is a wide variety of choice and always something you can eat. Special mentions go to the lady in reception who is very efficient and the great animation team who provide the energy and entertainment.Britt was a pleasure to talk with and a credit to the hotel.

Got here on the 30/9 only to be told we were being upgraded to the 5star panorama (read other review) what a mistake. Wish we had stayed in this hotel because it didn’t pull the wool over your eyes and the woman on reception was great!

Average hotel. Decent food and nice quiet pool area. Dated buildings/ rooms but was booked on an offer so still represented reasonable value. Just don't let them move you to Kipriotis Village! This is primarily a review of the Kipriatis Hippocrates Hotel, which is the hotel I had researched and booked. Upon our arrival at the pleasantly quiet reception, we were told we were actually staying at the nearby Kipriatis Village complex. There was no explanation and we initially thought we had mistakenly got off the transfer bus too early. A mini bus was summoned to transfer us over and for the next 48 hours we were staying at The Village but we were given wrist bands allowing us to use the facilities/restaurant/pool at the Hippocrates. I'll cover the scenario further at the end of the review as I'm sure most people just want a review of the Hippocrates facilitates etc but if you're interested in how this company seem to be happy to move customers to a hotel they haven't booked for no clear reason and no apology then read to the end! We ate all but one breakfast at the Hippocrates as their restaurant was much quieter and we usually managed to get a table outside overlooking the pool area. But even when we ate inside, It wasn't noisy and there were rarely queues for the drinks machines or self service food area's. We found the choice of food generally good. We're not fussy people and always found something to enjoy. I'd say the salads were particularly good. Always freshly made and lots of choice. Staff work hard keeping food replaced and tables clear. Everything is self service including the drinks which are from dispensers. Always a bit off putting pulling yourself a glass of wine and chilled red wine is often a red flag but it was ok and I've drunk worse bottled red. You can eat once per stay at their Greek Restaurant which you just need to book with a senior restaurant supervisor. 7pm seems to be the given time but that suited us and we enjoyed what we had. Don't think their menu changes and choice is limited but again, we're not fussy and it was nice to be served. We felt it polite to pay for a non all inclusive wine which wasn't expensive by UK standards. The pool area  is really nice. Decent sized pool with enough lounges to easily cope with the demand so you could take your pick at any time of day without feeling any pressure to have to compete in the silly reservation of lounges game. Big bonus! Plenty of parasoles and palm trees offering shade as well. The lounges are basic metal framed jobs which could do with some padding though. There are two members of an entertainment team who are a real asset to The hotel. Mikey and (a young Dutch girl who I'm annoyed to say I've forgotten her name!). They don't apply annoying pressure but are keen to get you involved in such as darts, water polo, beer pong or on an evening, karaoke or music quiz. The highlight though is The morning pool aerobics which is a hoot. Mikey in particular is a real