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5 settembre 2024
**A Stunning Resort with Room for Improvement** As a family of five, we had a memorable holiday in Kos, staying at the Grecotel Kos Imperial. The resort itself is stunning, with plenty to offer, but unfortunately, several minor issues impacted our overall experience. **Arrival** Firstly, a big positive welcome was our arrival. We arrived late due to flights and some delays. But the staff were so lovely on check-in, our bags were taken to our room, and we were offered some food in the buffet which was plentiful. Good start. **The Air Conditioning Saga** One of the main reasons why I rated the hotel 3 stars was mainly due to the ongoing, unresolved issue with our room's air conditioning. From the very first night, it didn’t work properly. Unknown to us, the unit kept on shutting down every three hours, and we only discovered after several frustrating nights of poor sleep that the whole system needed to be rebooted each time. It wasn’t until 1 a.m. on our third night that a fantastic night porter came to the rescue with two fans and figured out how to reset the air conditioning. Despite this, the problem persisted for the rest of the week. Maintenance staff, including the head of maintenance and one of the hotel managers, visited our room multiple times, assuring us the system was fine. Yet, the error code flashing on the screen persisted, and despite informing five different staff members about the specific problem (thanks to a quick Google search on our part), it was never fixed. We ended up resetting it ourselves every few hours throughout the day, and even in the middle of the night. We wanted it fixed because we knew there was another family coming into that room straight after us totally unaware of the problem, but the hotel seemed to not really care in the end. To be honest though, Tui who were our reps, were brilliant in trying to help. **Towel Gate** While our room was conveniently located near our preferred pool and offered a lovely view from the balcony, the biggest issue was the dreaded *towel gate*. Despite supposedly strict rules against reserving loungers, no one followed them, and we found ourselves setting alarms for 6:30 a.m. just to claim poolside spots. Initially, I refused to participate in what seemed utterly ridiculous. However, after a few days of our family being split up on opposite sides of the pool, and hearing other families discussing the same struggle, I caved. One morning, we couldn't get any poolside loungers and ended up with uncomfortable metal loungers on the grass, far from the pool. The frustration reached a point where I joined the early risers to claim a spot. It’s baffling that the hotel can’t simply assign a specific number of sun loungers to each room, which would save so much hassle. **Communication Frustrations** While the staff were consistently polite and welcoming, communication was an issue. Asking for anything felt like the “computer says no” sketch from *Little Britain*. The staff wo
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