Imperial Hotel

The Imperial Hotel is centred around an upbeat pool scene, thanks to a sunny terrace, plenty of loungers and a well-stocked bar close at hand. The striking whitewashed apartment blocks overlook the watery focal point and houses simple, unfussy bedrooms that are clean and comfortable and perfectly equipped to recharge you for the next day of your holiday.

The buffet restaurant serves up a tasty breakfast every morning and with the beach just a few minutes away, shops and restaurants outside the front door and the town centre being a 1km walk, you’ll never be short of things to do or places to eat.

Overview of Kos Town

Holidays to Kos appear to achieve the impossible in terms of genuinely offering something to please visitors from all walks of life. Indeed, whether you’re looking for a vibrant nightlife scene, plenty of ancient history or a destination that caters to families, Kos can step up to the plate and fulfil your needs, with one of its fabulous regions.

Kos Town, the capital of the island, has managed to include more elements than most areas and has a superb selection of hotels to choose from, including the Imperial Hotel. A cosmopolitan city that balances art, heritage, retail therapy, a buzzing nightlife scene and plenty of fun on the water, it is a prime example of why Kos is so popular.

Things to do in Kos Town

The Imperial Hotel is ideal for lazy days by the pool, but being so well positioned, it is also an ideal base for wandering around the wider area. Even better is the fact that you won’t need to stray further than Kos Town, because it has everything you need, including lovely beaches, a bustling marina area and a fun nightlife scene.

For something that not all holidays can offer, head to Kos Town’s historic sites where you’ll find Roman ruins, fabulous castle remnants and the Casa Romana museum, housed inside a Roman villa. If you can tear yourself away from the wonderful beaches and warm Aegean Sea, the shopping in Kos is exquisite and you’ll find a restaurant on every street.

Contrasting ancient history with contemporary nightlife and an enthusiasm for all things water-based, Kos is a dream holiday destination for anyone that appreciates a serious amount of diversity and excitement.

Board Basis

The Imperial Hotel is centred around an upbeat pool scene, thanks to a sunny terrace, plenty of loungers and a well-stocked bar close at hand. The striking whitewashed apartment blocks overlook the watery focal point and houses simple, unfussy bedrooms that are clean and comfortable and perfectly equipped to recharge you for the next day of your holiday.

The buffet restaurant serves up a tasty breakfast every morning and with the beach just a few minutes away, shops and restaurants outside the front door and the town centre being a 1km walk, you’ll never be short of things to do or places to eat.

Overview of Kos Town

Holidays to Kos appear to achieve the impossible in terms of genuinely offering something to please visitors from all walks of life. Indeed, whether you’re looking for a vibrant nightlife scene, plenty of ancient history or a destination that caters to families, Kos can step up to the plate and fulfil your needs, with one of its fabulous regions.

Kos Town, the capital of the island, has managed to include more elements than most areas and has a superb selection of hotels to choose from, including the Imperial Hotel. A cosmopolitan city that balances art, heritage, retail therapy, a buzzing nightlife scene and plenty of fun on the water, it is a prime example of why Kos is so popular.

Things to do in Kos Town

The Imperial Hotel is ideal for lazy days by the pool, but being so well positioned, it is also an ideal base for wandering around the wider area. Even better is the fact that you won’t need to stray further than Kos Town, because it has everything you need, including lovely beaches, a bustling marina area and a fun nightlife scene.

For something that not all holidays can offer, head to Kos Town’s historic sites where you’ll find Roman ruins, fabulous castle remnants and the Casa Romana museum, housed inside a Roman villa. If you can tear yourself away from the wonderful beaches and warm Aegean Sea, the shopping in Kos is exquisite and you’ll find a restaurant on every street.

Contrasting ancient history with contemporary nightlife and an enthusiasm for all things water-based, Kos is a dream holiday destination for anyone that appreciates a serious amount of diversity and excitement.

Board Basis