Blue Lagoon Village

Our recent stay at Blue Lagoon Village in Kos, Greece, offered a mix of memorable moments and a few areas that could use some improvement. Here's a breakdown of our experience: **Location:** Situated in the middle of nowhere, Blue Lagoon Village offers seclusion but can feel a bit isolated. However, the resort provides a convenient bus service to Kos Town, which is a nice option for a change of scenery. Additionally, the location is just 15 minutes from the airport, making arrivals and departures relatively hassle-free. **Drinks:** The drink service was somewhat disappointing. Table service meant long waits, and it was a challenge to get served promptly. The Coke was often flat, and the cocktails were pre-made, lacking that fresh, mixed-on-the-spot feel. **Food:** The food at the resort was a mixed bag. While the breakfast and dinner options were repetitive, the spacious restaurants made dining comfortable. We appreciated the variety of options, including Italian, Asian, and BBQ cuisines, with the Chinese meal being the standout. The availability of toasties and hot dogs at the bars was a nice touch, and the crepes, waffles, ice cream, and cakes were delightful indulgences. **Room:** Our swim-up room had a great location, though it was quite a walk from the main area. The room was cleaned daily, but used towels were not removed, leading to a buildup over time. The two single beds pushed together were very uncomfortable, and we found the air conditioning tricky to control. **Pools:** The resort boasts an impressive number of pools, each catering to different preferences—some lively and others perfect for relaxation. Restaurants and bars were conveniently close to the pools, and while table service was sometimes available, it wasn’t consistent. **Cleanliness:** The hotel is overall very well maintained, with clean and tidy facilities. However, if you're not a cat person, be aware that there are many cats roaming around. The resort is very large, so be prepared for a lot of walking. **Staff:** The staff were a highlight of our stay—very friendly and helpful. The bar staff even remembered our orders, adding a personal touch. However, the golf carts used to navigate the large complex were driven at high speeds, which felt unsafe, especially for families with young children. **Shop:** The on-site shop offers a wide variety of items, but unfortunately, none of them have prices attached, and when we inquired, we found the prices to be disgustingly high. **Overall:** Our stay at Blue Lagoon Village had its ups and downs. The location, while remote, offers tranquility and a quick airport transfer. The staff’s friendliness and the variety of food options were definite positives. However, the resort could improve its drink service, bedding comfort, and in-room amenities to enhance the guest experience. If you're looking for a quiet, all-inclusive resort with lots of pool options, this could be a good choice, but be prepared for some inconveniences along the way.

Im lost for words. I have visited this hotel 4 times over 6 years. Normally i would give this hotel 5 stars unfortunatly not this time. The hotel has let itself down, same food everyday, not much of a different choice. Where do i start with the al a carte, over the years these have been good but unfortunatly not this year. Entertainment not bad but ive seen the shows numerous times over the years with no change. Which is a shame because the team do try their best. Where do i start with the smoking. I get people enjoy to smoke but this is a family hotel and it is time they added a smoking policy. Why should people have to sit around the smokers. Especially children, i find this terriable, no child should have be around this behavour.

We had a fantastic 10-day stay in mid-August at this 5-star beachfront hotel, chosen for its convenient airport transfer, all-inclusive amenities, and swim-up rooms. Our two-bedroom swim-up room was a highlight, providing easy access for our three children and plenty of outdoor space. The hotel and room were clean, and the staff were friendly and helpful. The food was excellent, with a wide variety of options, especially at the Aegean restaurant, which catered well to vegetarians and picky eaters. Children's entertainment was a hit, and the crazy sofa water activity was great fun. We also appreciated the hotel's photographer, who took beautiful family photos. We also enjoyed a day exploring Kos Town/City and Tigaki after easily renting a car. Overall, we'd gladly return in the future.

Cannot recommend Blue Lagoon Village enough! It’s by far the best holiday we’ve ever had. Place is spotlessly clean, food is great, staff are amazing and the entertainment team are the best there is! Kids want to give them 100 stars! Mini disco every night was a huge hit and the evening shows were incredible

When paying a substantial amount of money for what claims to be a 5 star resort you have certain expectations and sadly these were not met. There was nothing in the mini bar, no bath robes, no refill of any toiletries throughout the whole week. Having stayed in other 5 star resorts there are normally little snacks available; sweets, nuts, little tubs of Pringles, variety of ice creams etc but nothing like this was available. only toasties, hot dogs with stale buns and cheap ice cream in 3 flavours. Only 1 uncomfortable pillow with sheets that felt like a crisp packet. I don’t drink alcohol but the soft drinks didn’t even come close to resemble the Pepsi max it was meant to be. Food was ok. It wasn’t necessarily bad food, just the same thing every day. Typical large hotel buffet- often cold, with lots of repetition. We were glad to have our last meal after a week. I’d really struggle if I was there for any longer than a week. The resort is lovely and clean, beautiful views, hardworking staff and lots for kids to do. Nice beach with water sports. The best food in the whole resort was the crepes and waffles. Which says a lot! Unfortunately the negatives definitely outweigh the positives and this hotel is definitely not the 5 star resort I was expecting.