There are other "Oassis" on Kos so please dont confuse them with this Horrible Dirty Unsafe Flee Pit!
booked with thomas cook (olympic) horribe place unsafe electrics toilet has a present waiting as they had not cleaned the room (25) when i flushed the toilet i found the ball c**k had been set to use hardly any water so i filled the cysten and flushed but the toilet filled to the brim then the smell came up the drains that were obviously blocked
MY HUSBAND AND I WENT TO THE OASIS 7TH JULY 2008 ON HONEYMOON, THE OASIS WAS VERY CLEAN, TIDY ,POOL WAS FANTASTIC.OUR ROOM WAS CLEANED NEARLY EVERY DAY.
We have just come back from the Oasis Tingaki. We have been there before, but unfortunately it wasn't as good as last year. The apartment block was the older one and shaded by the palm trees, but the room was dirty when we arrived and we had to spend an hour cleaning!! Take a pack of disinfectant wipes like we did! 'Cleaning' was intermitent and when they did come in they only emptied the bins, folded the sheets and rearranged the dirt. Sheets and towels were changed twice while we were there, but the last time they changed the sheets was 2 days before we left! Also, even though we were supposed to have the room till 12pm on the day we left, the maid banged on the door at 9.45am wanting to do the room. We won't be going back to Kos next year, even though we love it......time for pastures new!
me and rob my boyfriend went to oasis apartments for our holiday this year. it was fantastic, my boyfriend went to the same place a year before but wanted to bring me with him i had a wonderful time the owners are so friendly. and we are hoping to come back and stay with you next year for 28 days. we came this year end of july till 12th of august. thanks love robert waudbys girlfriend
' Thata boy'
Background:
I booked my holiday in the
Incidentally, Tingaki beach is one of the best Greek beaches I have used – and this is made even better by the lavish & comfortable beach loungers available for hire with 4 inches of mattress (6 euros for 2 loungers and a large umbrella for the day).
Generally:
This year, we were in a party of 6 and were in 3 adjacent apartment rooms in
the newest block.
I’ll confess to having arrived with high expectations and so upon arrival was
immediately slightly disappointed at the distance this complex was from the
main centre. No major drama but a little further than I like to walk carrying
inflatable’s etc from the beach etc. in 40 degree temperatures or after a big
meal and a few beers in the evening!
The hotel itself is what I’d describe as untidy. It was clearly one
block of apartments when it started and it has been growing ever since but they
don’t seem to spend time or money on the adjoining areas which were dusty and
patched up.
The rooms were acceptable in layout & size plus the
maid/cleaning service was quite good. Facilities were nothing to write home
about, but adequate as a base providing you don’t interpret ‘self catering’ to
actually mean there are realistic facilities to do this. The shower was poor
(more later) and lacked even a clip for the shower-head so you needed to hold
it up with one hand - what's that about? – would’ve taken 2 mins to fit a clip.
The pool was excellent – clean water and a nice size. The paving
slabs around the pool at the far end seem to have subsided about 6” in the
lowest area and as with many communal areas at this place there has been
nothing done about it. Again, no big dramas providing you don’t stub your toe
on a lifted slab. It was open from 10am-7pm.
OK – now the downside:
We tended to stay round the pool until the last minute which was only 7pm. It
is still lovely at this time of day but the hoteliers decide to close it at 7pm
and kick everyone out (and they’re quite rude at doing so). This is when the
water gets topped up and chlorine added. Why they can’t do this at 6 or 7 in
the morning I don’t know given they don’t open again until 10am. My kids loved
a quick swim after coming back from the beach but this was rarely before 7pm.
Now my biggest beef. We tended to get back into our apartment for a
shower at about 7.45pm. By this time I accept that *hot* water may be running
out – but 10 of the 14 night we stayed, the water completely stopped between about
8 and 9pm. Naturally this happened just after my wife was covered in shampoo
& soap and so she couldn’t rinse off – then got soap in her eyes (I’m sure
you can picture the resulting drama). I ended up rinsing her in drinking water
from the fridge (ahhhhhhhh – what a way to start the evening). We put up with
it for 3 days thinking it must just be unlucky and then decided to mention it to
the owner the following morning. This is the point where the owner ceased to be
friendly. It is obvious that any kind of complaint pisses him off.
He mumbled; then marched up to the apartment, went in without asking if it was convenient and turned on all the taps. I explained again that the water was fine in the morning - but he ignored me and said, “Look, look water – see water – no problem – stupid complaint” and marched out again waving his hands in the air. Later on, his wife said to me that it was not their fault, it was the water supply to the whole of Tingaki resort which was failing. Strangely, no-one else from any other hotel had an issue. So – you need to bear in mind the unreliable water supply (maybe they divert it all to the pool – not sure) and the fact it is solar heating only. Only way round it is to shower at about 7pm latest.
In short I found this complex below par in comparison to the
complexes I have stayed in, and the staff generally abrupt and unhelpful unless
you continue to spend lots of money for food and alcohol (which we stopped doing
after this incident).
Oh – that reminds me, their breakfast is pants – full English is 4
Euro (before 11am or 5 euro after 11). They don’t heat the baked beans at all
(straight out of the tin), the bacon is a thin fatty slither and the sausage is
the cheapest of cheap hot-dog type. Other breakfasts such as a simple 2 fried
eggs on toast is 3 euro’s but they then charge for the orange juice and a cup
of tea and so it costs nearer 6 euros!
As a result I would recommend a 10 min walk towards the beach brings you to the
Meni hotel restaurant where the English breakfast is awesome – absolute quality.
In short, I would definitely NOT stay at this complex again as there are much much better alternatives – especially if you can be bothered to book direct and organise your own flights. The Meni hotel or the Mythos hotel are far superior and work out a similar price if you can get flights for under £250 and they are both in perfect resort positions.
I've added a beach picture to give you an idea of how confortable the facilities are!
Got back from Kos last week. We had a great stay at the Oasis....it's just far enough out of the town at the end of a road, so no passing traffic...but not too far to walk to the restaurants etc. There are fields all around and you get woken by cows and chickens! The pool area is very nice with a good snack bar and everyone is really friendly. We'd go there again. Hire a bike to get to the beach (and your bottled water) quickly! They were brilliant. The photos are a view of the sunset from our balcony and the path to the pool.
Just returned from two weeks at the Oasis in Tingaki.
Ruth,
It was pretty hot the two weeks we were there, but most of the time there is a breeze so it takes the edge of it. You will get a good tan there i imagine, we did! The rooms haven't got air con unfortunately, so i would recommend hiring a fan, makes the nights a bit more comfortable
Andrew
Thanks Andrew, glad to hear you had great time! also is it too hot to sit and get a tan? and are the rooms air con?!!
Hi Ruth,
I Just got back from the Oasis apts this Sunday. We had a really good time there with no problems with cockroaches in our room, they were cleaned daily. We did see cockroaches once or twice on paths around tingaki, but nothing bad. I would recommend buying some repellent for mosquitos though, my girlfriend got bit up a bit when we forgot to put any on, but after that we didn't have any problems, the jungle formula cream we used worked great. The age groups are varied there, lots of families and couples, and its a really nice atmosphere round the pool.
Wish i was still there to be fair, and would definitely recommend it.
Andrew
I'm off to the Oasis apartments on the 7th of July 2007 for 2 weeks, is anyone else who posts on here going then? If so see you there!
In august 2006 we booked a holiday to the Oasis appartments
Me and my boyfriend got back from Kos last wednesday and we're missing it already! The Apartments are excellent and was well worth what we paid. The staff are friendly, although you might get the odd moan if you pot the white ball on the pool table (it gets stuck and they have to get it out for you!), the pool is lovely and gets the sun all day all around it so no need for moving all the time. Very clean apartments and big enough for two, i havent seen the other rooms sleeping more then two though. The only moan that i have with the rooms is that the plug sockets are not greatly placed! One was right by the front door and the other above the fridge, this meant we couldnt get a fan to keep us cool in the night becaue it did not face the bed and also meant i had to guess how my hair looked when i was straightening it because neither was near a mirror! Apart from that the location was excellent, about a 5 min walk from the main road but back enough not to hear the noise of a night, the hotel itself was very quiet and relaxing. I've added some pics too.
A wonderfull quite place- no animation, no disco* the best for staying with small children.The garden was amazing -palms and flovers... Friendly people all around you, nice sea good food, lovely -a litle bit simply rooms, with kitchen corner for selfcatering.Clean and a beautifull pool with one site for baby`s.Lobby with bar, TV and billiard. The shops are 10min.walk and Kos town 10min. by bus.
We are in the process of booking a last minute holiday, and came across the Tingaki Oasis Apartments, which looks an amazing deal, and rather nice - if only based upon one photo! I was hesitant about booking on such limited info but thanks to stumbling across this site think we will book now! The only thing I havent come across are more photos, so if anyone does have some to post on the site I would be very grateful. Thanks !
: Came back from Tingaki 8th August absoloutely loved it. went with my family and took a friend. At first I thought there wouldn't be much to do as an 18 year old but me and my friend thought it was so good that we are going back next year on our own!!!! Oasis apartments are your typical Greek apartments as I have experienced many before I wasn't expecting everything!!! But found that they suited everything we were looking for and would definetely go back next year as we are!!!! The pool was probably one of the best in the area with a peaceful atmosphere to get over all of those cocktails the night before. The location is about 5,10 mins to Tingaki town where all the tavernas and bars are and at the end of the town is the long stretch of beach with many watersports availiable.We made many friends in Tingaki and still in contact. Def visit Mascot Bar you will love it, and look out for our England shirt on the ceiling. Ask the Costas, George and Yanni if they still remember us???? still txt Costa.
Well I can't fault it, we went in July and had the best holiday ever!!! Oasis is typical of Greek apartments, basic, but clean and family run. There is a small snack/pool bar, pool table, a comfortable lounge with sky tv. The pool is one of the best in Tigaki and is reguarly checked. 10 mins stroll to the beach and just 5 - 10 mins to the main street. Far enough away to not be disturbed by late night noise, but close enough to stagger home. If you want madness, then it's not the place to go, but if you want to relax by day and eat and drink well by night, then I highly recommend it for all age groups. Fun and realxation all in one place....heaven I woke up on my 1st morning, looked off the balcony and to my right were wild Flamingoes and my left a fab mountain view, with open fields joining the 2 together. I think it all speaks for itself!
I went to Tingaki last year and stayed at oasis Apartments. i was 15 and i went with my mum, dad and Friend (16) and sister (18) Well i have 2 be honest and say that the oasis apartments arent that nice...we had a problem with cockroaches! and the hotel owner popped all of our inflatables from the pool. But Tingaki is such a great place that it didnt spoil our stay at all. The staff are very friendly and the food is nice. The pool is great too. We made friends with people from ages 12- 25 and we all had such a good time, and definatley werent bored! the water park is great. Also we took the trip to turkey which was good, and great for shopping. The hotel isnt far away from the main bars at all. You definatley have to go to memories bar because its just amazing!! So although the apartments werent amazing, Kos is still the best holiday ive ever had! So hope every one has a good time!!!
Hi All,
To A Keenan
Does anyone know how far it is between The oasis appartments and Angela Appartments?
Me My mum, dad n Lil Bro r goin on the 13th and will be there for 2 weeks i am 15 and wrowid will get board too.....Im sure we mite just have to meet Up when your sons come coz im gonna b a board lil girl with no one to talk to other than her parents