
Hotel Review: Ikos Aria, Kos, Greece
Aug 10, 2024
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Situated on the serene shores of Kos, Ikos Aria is more than just a luxury resort—it's an experience designed to redefine all-inclusive. From the moment you arrive, you’re welcomed into a world where every detail is crafted to perfection. With its blend of sleek, modern design and warm Greek hospitality, Ikos Aria offers a seamless mix of relaxation and indulgence. Whether you’re here for the stunning sea views, the gourmet dining options, or the endless activities for both adults and kids, this resort promises a stay that’s as unforgettable as it is effortless.
We had previously stayed at Ikos Andalusia, and absolutely loved our stay there, so we were very excited to stay at Ikos Aria.

The resort really is stunning, situated on a white, sandy beach with crystal clear water. Ikos Aria provide beach chairs and service, as well as a kids playing area with a chest full of toys - my toddler was entertained for hours.



There's a little island with church within swimming distance, or if you prefer, you can rent a pedalo and pedal your way out to the island. It's well worth doing, but it's worth noting that there is a bit of a climb up to the church so you need to be reasonably fit to undertake this endeavour.

If you don't want to go for an ocean swim, there are plenty of pools to swim in - all great with a gorgeous view.


We had lunch at their beach side restaurant, Kos, a couple of times, it had a great vibe and they did a barbeque at lunch time which was delicious.

We also tried the different restaurants that were open for breakfast - all delicious but we preferred the buffet restaurant.


The food at Ikos Aria was genuinely impressive, with every meal featuring fresh, flavorful dishes. However, I have to say Ikos Andalusia has the edge when it comes to the dining experience. Both resorts offer great food and variety, but Ikos Andalusia takes it up a notch. At both resorts, Seasons was my favourite restaurant.
The main differences between Ikos Aria and Ikos Andalusia, which was our first Ikos experience, is the size of the resort. Ikos Aria is much bigger and spread out, and getting to the other side of the resort normally meant a ride on a golf buggy.
Our stay at Ikos Aria was a thoroughly enjoyable experience. The resort’s beautiful setting, attentive service, and quality food and wine made it a memorable trip, and the white sandy beach is dreamy.