They serve imported alcohol too. Konjak, Tequila, Whisky, Gin, Rum, Vodka..
The food is good, but not many kind to choose from and they dont have pita bread... in Greece... (?!?!?)

We stayed in the Apollon Hotel in Kos in the beginning of August. The first shock was the hotel room as it was not the same as published in their hotel site and the travel agent's catalogue. We are a family with two children, therefore we got the larger rooms of the hotel, which are not renovated. The most terrible was the bathroom, which I dedicate for 1 star only. The housekeeping service is poor. The cleaned it daily but for about 10 minutes only. The bathroom was never clean. The room was Ok. The only advantage of the hotel the location (close to Kos) and the garden. The restaurant service and qualitiy was good, but 3 star. All inclusive is very limited and only available until 11pm. The most terrible experience that we found one cockroach in our room...

Just back from 10 days in this hotel on a all inclusive basis. Hotel rooms was just renovated, clean and with air conditioning.
As long as I have to say that the hotel was nice, I think that the restaurant and bar were poor including food and staff.

For the first time in my life I found an hotel serving breakfast only until 09.30, very limited especially if you are on holiday.

On three occasions I arrived at the restaurant around 09, coffee was finished, no tables available and no bread. Selection on breakfast items quality and choice really poor.
On two of the three occasions I decided not to have breakfast and went to the swimming pool, thinking that there would be an alternative on the snack menus (as I was all in). Alternative appeared to be a frozen pizza or a ham sandwich in old dry bread I wouldn't give to my dog.

Further I had to leave the hotel on several days as there was no sit at the swimming pool...

Dinner was basic with sometimes nice food, but most of the times the food was far below the level of an average school canteen. The starter were always the sames (5 items) for the entire period of my stay. Not to talk about the french fries waiting in the warm buffet for at least an hour.

I am really not difficult for food but a few dishes were not eatable and tasteless, this must have been as well due to some of the kitchen staff spending 3-4 hours in between shift drinking alchool at the swimming pool.

When i first had contact with the bar staff I had a bad impression of the greeks, who appear to be at the end really nice and friendly people when going out for dinner (despite I had all inclusive | went out several times for dinner due to the poor food level), but unfortunately in the hotel (except at the reception where they were really nice), staff wouldn't even greet customers and seem to be pissed off during the all shift (especially at the bar).

Oh yes...I was forgetting...if you try to order a drink at the bar don't ask twice what is included: they don't have a clear card saying what is included and what not and they would tell you " I just told you!" if you ask the second time. Don't disturb them while they are talking to a colleague having a break and a drink at the swimming pool, colleagues would always go first and guests last. (unless you are a woman then you get all attention from the waiters).

Long story short, nice rooms but the nice hotel doesn't go together with the food or the staff. It is fine to go on BB basis if breakfast would be upgraded.

Having read some of the reviews about this hotel on this web-site, we expected the worst. However we were pleasantly surprised, and really enjoyed our stay in this hotel. We stayed here in September 2006.
It was clean, and bedding and towels changed regularly.
Our arrival night was a bit noisy due to people wheeling their cases along the corridor outside our room, but all the other nights were quiet.
Staff were all very friendly and helpful.
The pool area was lovely.
Food in general was good, but we would have preferred more greek food, so would book B&B if we stayed here again, which is not out of the question.
Access to Kos town was easy, and beaches accessible.
Air-conditioning was free and efficient.
I think some people moan unnecessarily about their holidays, and in reality live on junk food at home, so do not appreciate something different - neither do they live in palaces in the UK!