German tourist David Eggert wins a dispute involving alleged sunbed reservation practices at a five-star hotel on the Greek island of Kos. Eggert, who is on holiday with his wife and two children, says poolside beds were effectively unavailable because all sunbeds were allegedly reserved with towels by other guests. According to reports, Eggert claims his children were left lying on the pool area’s concrete floor after the beds were not made available. He then pursues legal action against his tour operator, arguing that the situation left his family without suitable accommodation at the hotel’s pool area. The accounts describe the conflict as a confrontation with “towel grabbing” or “sunlounger stealers,” reflecting the claim that guests were using towels to hold beds. While the coverage does not provide detailed legal reasoning or the specific outcome terms beyond Eggert’s win, all versions agree that he brings the complaint following the poolside bed shortage and that he ultimately prevails in the dispute.