A Proper Look at Mitsis Selection Blue Domes

Mitsis Selection Blue Domes is a large, premium resort on the south coast of Kos, set above the sea in the wider Kardamena area. It is the sort of hotel where the resort itself is a major part of the holiday: landscaped grounds, numerous swimming areas, a broad food-and-drink programme, organised activities and evening entertainment mean there is enough on site for long resort days.

Accommodation is spread through the resort rather than concentrated in one high-rise block. Room choice matters: couples may prefer sea-view doubles or upgraded categories, while families should compare family rooms, bungalows and layouts that provide genuine separation rather than simply extra beds. Because the resort is large and built across sloping ground, guests with pushchairs or reduced mobility should also consider room position.

Pools, Beach & Daytime Relaxing

The pool landscape is one of the hotel’s defining features, with a series of outdoor swimming areas creating the distinctive 'Blue Domes' look. There are family-friendly swimming spaces and children’s facilities, while the beach provides an alternative for sea swimming. Pool and beach conditions, heated facilities and seasonal opening should always be checked for the exact travel dates.

In July and August the busiest pool areas can become lively, so couples and families who prefer a quieter day should identify alternative pool or beach areas. Early and late season travellers should check which outdoor pools, water features and beach services operate on their exact dates.

Step Outside: What Is Around the Hotel?

Kardamena is the nearest major resort centre, with a harbour, beach, restaurants, bars, shops and boat excursions. A taxi or local transport makes it possible to combine polished hotel days with an evening in town.

Kos is compact enough that an All Inclusive holiday can still include meaningful exploring. A hire car gives the greatest flexibility, but taxis, local buses, bicycles and organised excursions can work well depending on the resort.

Airport Transfer & Getting Around

Kos International Airport is near the centre of the island, but transfer time depends heavily on resort and hotel drop-off order. A private transfer is usually quickest, while shared coaches can take considerably longer because of multiple hotel stops.

If you want to visit villages, beaches and archaeological sites independently, car hire can be worthwhile for part or all of the holiday. Kos is also unusually good for cycling, particularly around Kos Town and the flatter north-eastern routes.

Kos Weather: January to December

These are approximate daytime temperatures and sunshine hours for planning rather than a live forecast. June to September is the main hot-weather period, while May and October can suit travellers who prefer comfortable sightseeing temperatures.