Albergo Gelsomino Hotel Kos | Luxury Hotel in Kos Island

WELCOME TO

ALBERGO GELSOMINO

Albergo Gelsomino is one of the most iconic landmarks of Kos, built in 1928. After 90 years, it has been impeccably restored to regain its unparalleled beauty and character and welcomes guests to enjoy a refined holiday throughout the year. The hotel presides majestically on the beach overlooking the Aegean Sea and offers undisturbed views of the neighbouring lands and Kos town.

Its interior concept is a fusion of elegance with modern artistic twists and pops of colour, adding to its creative energy. All 6 Junior and 2 Executive Loft suites have been carefully designed to reflect their own individual personality. Standing out for its high ceilings, tall windows with beautiful sea and boulevard views, exceptional restaurant and exclusive beach club, Gelsomino defines the essence of luxury with a nod to the past and a legacy for the future.

SWEET DREAMS

OUR ROOMS

EXECUTIVE LOFT-SUITE

Room size

47 m²

Beds

1 King Size Bed

Persons

2 Guests

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JUNIOR SUITE (SEA VIEW)

Room size

32 m²

Beds

1 King Size Bed

Persons

2 Guests

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JUNIOR SUITE (SIDE SEA VIEW)

Room size

30 m²

Beds

1 King Size Bed

Persons

2 Guests

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JUNIOR SUITE (CITY VIEW)

Room size

30 m²

Beds

1 King Size Bed

Persons

2 Guests

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RESTAURANT

Welcome to our restaurant

There are no rules when it comes to hospitality and with Executive Chef Pavlos Kyriakis and Head Chef Sotiri Matsouka overseeing the food creatively, there’s an elegance that’s been brought to the traditional Greek table. Fish, legumes, organic local vegetables, tender meat and a modern take on this delicious Mediterranean cuisine. Savour the best of Greek flavours, all year round.

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THE PAST & THE FUTURE

OUR HISTORY

Gelsomino has a colourful past; designed and built in 1927 by the Italian architect Rodolfo Petracco it was originally a guest-house for Italian officials. It was built through an initiative of the government and the community, in an area between the sea and the gardens surrounding the Catholic Church and schools. In a rectangular plan, covering three floors, it rises on a base of polychromatic artificial stone. The main entrance leading to the ground floor is located on Akti Miaouli Street. The rear of the building, which has access to the beach, consists of a large veranda that is canopied by a pergola resting on the original pillars.