A Look Inside The Recently Opened Casa Cook Hotel On The Island Of Kos In Greece

Travel company Thomas Cook has just launched their second and newest hotel, Casa Cook Kos, located near the historic town of Kos in Greece.

The design of the hotel was a collaboration between Remo Masala (Group Creative Director of Thomas Cook), Michael Schickinger from design agency Lambs and Lions, Berlin-based Interior Designer Annabell Kutucu and the locally-based architecture firm ARC.

The hotel has a variety of public areas like The Beach Club. It features a bar and restaurant with a thatched roof and retractable glass walls that create an airy and open space. One one side The Beach Club opens up to the sandy beach.

On the other side, The Beach Club provides direct access to the main pool that’s surrounded by sunbeds and straw umbrellas.

The restaurant features an open-kitchen with black metal shelving that hangs from the ceiling.

Throughout the design of the hotel, warm grey walls have been paired with wood elements to create a relaxing and contemporary appearance.

Open wood shelving displays products that are featured throughout the hotel and are available to purchase. Communal desks provides a place to work if needed and for relaxing, there’s a lounge area with a built-in fireplace.

There’s also a library with a large table, floor-to-ceiling shelving and access to a courtyard.

Similar to historic Greek villages and their labyrinth of cubist houses, the 100-room hotel has been designed with one and two storey buildings to compliment the surrounding landscape.

The hotel has five room types, ranging from Doubles to Villa suites, and they feature clean-lined furniture mixed with comfortable accessories to enhance the laid-back vibe.

In the bathroom of this suite, shelves have been built into the wall, while a concrete vanity sits above a wood slat shelf.

Each room and villa throughout the hotel have access to a private veranda or terrace.

Some of the suites share a garden and small pool one or two neighboring rooms.

In this hotel room, soft natural tones are combined with black and natural elements.