Grecotel Casa Paradiso is set on a beautiful sandy beach and surrounded by farmland and countryside. The Grecotel Casa Paradiso has been designed with recharging holidays in mind. This village-style property is situated in a quiet setting across the road from the beach, on the outskirts of Marmari. With its excellent value all-inclusive package, entertainment programme and several water slides, there’s something for everyone.

The Grecotel Casa Paradiso hotel exudes an air of calm and relaxation. The hotel offers large colourful gardens that encircle the pretty garden bungalows and main building. On the long sandy beach there are endless quiet spots for sunbathing. For the more energetic, a long walk in the countryside or along the coast is a pleasure on this flat coastal plain.

Ideally located on an idyllic stretch of coast just two kilometres from the fishing village of Marmari, Grecotel Casa Paradiso glories in its serenity. The resort features bungalows built in traditional Aegean style with flat roofs and white-washed exteriors.

Go to relax and recharge!

The Grecotel Casa Paradiso’s by-the-beach plot, kid-friendly pool scene and long list of activities make it a nailed-on choice for fabulous breaks to Kos.

The swimming offering here’s something to shout about. There are two pools, including a sea-view number with a duo of slides. What’s more, two smaller pools are on hand for little splashers. Speaking of children, they’ve got three kids’ clubs to run, jump and play in. The activity offering, meanwhile, lines up things like gymnastics and table tennis.

Better yet, rooms here are big enough to sleep the whole family too and are decorated in a traditional and elegant Aegean design, making this the perfect place for your family holiday in Kos.

Dress-Code
Daylong: Casual. Over clothes above the swimming costume during breakfasts and lunch is required. Footwear in all the restaurants and bars in any time of the fay is required.
Evening hours: Elegant every-day clothes. Beachwear and shorts are not welcome during the evening hours. Men are obliged to wear long trousers and shirts.