Hostel

Manine Apartments

2.6(37)

Kos, GreeceView map1.8km from city centre

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Bright and spacious, all Manine Apartments have a balcony or a patio with views of the pool or the hotel's garden. Each is fitted with a dining area and a kitchenette with refrigerator and coffee maker.

Book your pet-friendly accommodation at Manine Apartments, offering 12 guest rooms with cooking facilities. Rooms face either the mountain, pool or garden. Individual décor and furnishings make each stay a unique experience. A good night's sleep in Select Comfort mattresses with premium bedding and down blankets will have visitors waking up refreshed and well-rested throughout their vacation or business trip. Private bathrooms are outfitted with rainfall showerheads, hair dryers and complimentary toiletries. Additional guest comforts include coffee/tea makers, windows that open and air conditioning.

Please note the property will require CVV code after booking reservation otherwise your booking might be cancelled

Please note:
Cancellation policy: 72h advance notice
Late cancellation or noshow full amount charge.
Payment upon arrival by cash or credit cards (Visa and Mastercard)

Check in: 15:00-23:00
Check out: 11:00-11:30
We provide a private transfer by the airport with an extra charge.If you like to book it please let me know.

Taxes included
Enviromental tax is 2,00E per stay per room and you can pay in your arrival.

House Rules

Check In

15:00 - 23:00

Check Out

until 11:00

Child Friendly
Pet Friendly
Taxes Not Included

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Facilities

Free Parking
Free WiFi
Free Internet Access
Bicycle Parking
Airport Transfers
Fax Service
Parking
Housekeeping

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Reviews

2.6(37)

Value for Money
2.0
Security
2.0
Atmosphere
2.0
Cleanliness
2.0
Staff
2.0
Location
4.0
Facilities
4.0

Stayed in Jun 2025

2.6

Isaac

Male, 18-24, England

Awful place to stay, stayed for one night and left the next day, cutting our stay short due to an infestation of bed bugs that left us covered in bites. When I brought this up to the staff they were extremely rude and aggressive. I under no circumstances would I recommend anyone to stay here.

Stayed in Jul 2024

9.7

Anonymous

Couple, 25-30, Ireland

Fantastic! Only stayed one night, our flight was delayed and we didn’t arrive to the accommodation until 2am and the staff were there to check us in, they were very accommodating and friendly, easy check in and check out! Great value for money

Stayed in May 2024

9.4

sorraya

Female, 25-30, France

nice, definitely recommend super welcoming host

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Location

Lambi, Kos, Greece

1.8km from city centre

About Kos

8.0Fabulous(42 Reviews)

Activities

8.0

Eating out

8.5

Shopping

7.2

Chilling out

9.1

Transport

7.7

Sightseeing

7.9

Culture

7.8

Nightlife

7.6

Value for Money

8.3

About Kos

Kos is one of Greece’s sun-drenched islands. Its white-sand beaches and turquoise waters get the most attention, but beyond the shores there’s a rugged side to discover. The Dikeos Mountain towers over the area and provides some of the best views out to sea, while its valleys offer scenic routes for trekking adventures. Kos packs in thousands of years of history with ancient Roman cities and medieval castles, as well as a buzzing nightlife in town.

You can stay in the island’s main hub, Kos Town, or out towards its quieter regions in the west. No matter which Kos hostel you pick, you’ll be close to the coastline. There are hostels in Kos with beach views from balconies or places with suntrap swimming pool areas. Look out for Kos hostels with organised activities and an on-site bar if you’d like to socialise, or lush gardens for a quiet atmosphere. Many of the hostels have free Wi-Fi and some put on a free breakfast too.

Kos Town is the capital and major port of the island, home to a cobbled old town, cosy taverns and a lot of the district's nightlife. As you head inland, you’ll come across Zia, a colourful mountain village with far-reaching panoramas. There's Asfendiou Village, which has kept its traditional architecture and authentic feel. To the west of Kos, on the Kefalos peninsula, you’ll find the island’s natural beaches, such as Agios Theologos Beach, that are free from crowds.

Take a day to stroll around Kos Town. You’ll see Casa Romana, the Roman Odeon of Kos and ruins, like the Nymphaeum. To refuel, find a café in Eleftherias Square where you can also take a wander to the Defterdar Mosque. A 30-minute walk from here is the Asklepieion – the ruins of a 400BC temple and hospital with views of the town. Plaka Forest offers plenty of hiking trails and a glimpse of vibrant peacocks and you can also climb the pine-clad Mount Dikeos from Zia.

Kos International Airport is a 30-minute drive from Kos Town. There are buses that can take you into town, as well as services that run in the opposite direction towards Kefalos. You can reach Kos by boat from the other Greek islands including Rhodes, Tilos and Halki. To get around the island, you can hop on the bus (the main KTEL station is in Kos Town) or hire a bike from as little as €5 a day.