As already described in many reviews, White rock of Kos is situated on a hillside with panoramic views overlooking the bay & beyond. We arrived late due to our flight being delayed, but from that moment onwards it was the staff that shone throughout our holiday. Check in was quick, courteous & our bags quickly dispatched to our room.It was a pleasant surprise to see a meal of cold meats, cheese & salad awaiting us. The following morning at breakfast we meet the fabulous group of girls serving in the restaurant. Having traveled to many European hotels before, we can truly say that this group of girls stood out by far. So friendly & efficient, nothing was too much trouble. Once they got to know you they would remember your tastes, room number & stop to talk about your day. It was a pleasure when they talked about themselves, family & the island of Kos. On our departure day, those on duty said their goodbyes with hugs & well wishes, just perfect. We wish to thank all of the remaining staff who would always greet you & with a smile. We had a jacuzzi suite which was very comfortable, amazing views, sun beds & lounge chairs on the balcony. Having booked half board we were not disappointed with the selection of food both at breakfast & in the evening. Dinner is a la carte & on occasions have to wait a little longer between courses when busy. The meals were well presented & very tasty. Most of the time accompanied with Mediterranean vegetables, occasionally carrots & broccoli. Drinks prices reflected similar hotel prices, but not over the top. The pool, all be it cold at first when you entered, was in an ideal position from which you could take in the views. Very comfortable thick sun loungers of which there was always plenty free & no towels reserving them! Out & about - the walk down to the beach is doable but steep in places. Head for the tennis court & pass through the gate, down the unofficial path, which leads through a friendly gentleman’s allotment, before a short lane to Jim’s supermarket with its friendly staff & great supply of provisions. The walk back up is a challenge, but doable with water breaks in between. We are both in our mid 60’s but coped. Turning right along the beach is a very pleasant walk with taverns & places to swim. Continuing further you eventually reach Cavos which takes just over an hour each way. In the opposite direction it does get very busy on the beach with areas being private for other hotels. Kos town is just over an hour by bus which stops close to Jim’s supermarket at 5.20 euros each way. Summing up you will not be disappointed with White rock of Kos. If you are after peace & quite this is the place for you.