Hotels with Parking in Rhodes

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Absolutely Outstanding! Our stay at Mayia Hotel Resort was nothing short of exceptional. From the moment we arrived, we were greeted with warmth and professionalism that instantly made us feel welcome. The staff go above and beyond—always smiling, attentive, and ready to help with anything we needed. The resort itself is stunning. The design is modern and luxurious, with spotless rooms that are both stylish and comfortable. We had a sea view room and waking up to that breathtaking view every morning was a dream. Whether you’re relaxing by the infinity pool, enjoying cocktails at the beach bar, or being pampered at the spa, everything feels effortlessly relaxing and indulgent. It’s the perfect place to unwind in style. We’ve stayed at many resorts, but Mayia is in a league of its own. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a luxurious, unforgettable getaway!

In general happy with our stay at Amoh, and there’s plenty of things to be positive of moving forwards for the hotel. That being said there are a few things to improve on, and some of them are a necessity considering the price paid and the standard they are looking to achieve. Positives: - Location is stunning with the typical crystal clear seas and good beaches. - Hotel is well equipped with good restaurants. - The rooms were modern and comfortable, with all necessary amenities provided. - Pool was excellent, and the loungers very comfortable. - Breakfast was superb. - Some of the service was very good, some awful (see below). Shout outs to the good ones - the entire staff at the seafood restaurant, Matvey at the beach bar and Thanos. Things to work on: - Service definitely needs some improvement considering the price paid. Upon check in no one thought to show us around to where the beaches are or the different restaurants etc. - No information was given regarding services offered by the hotel outside of the spa. For instance boat rides or services to the centre etc. There’s a tennis court but I was not told when or how to request usage. - In fact no one really told us anything. We had to constantly ask for information and even then it was often vague. At the start of our stay we asked about the WiFi and a member of staff replied that they “weren’t trained for that” (what does that even mean). - No help was offered with luggage from check-in. We only had small bags but the help is usually offered at other hotels. - Towels really should just be put rolled up on each sunbed in the morning, to prevent guests having to manually search for them. - The restaurants whilst delicious are shockingly expensive. Over €25 for a Greek salad is ridiculous, and the cheapest sushi I believe was around €20 for 8 pieces. I’ve genuinely paid less at michelin restaurants in London. - There need to be taps and showers near the beaches to guests can wash the sand off themselves before entering the hotel again.

Such a great stay at an authentic Greek hotel with a fantastic atmosphere. The hotel is small which gives it a really friendly vibe and the team there could not be more helpful - nothing was too much trouble and they were always happy to help. Great facilities, rooms are basic but very comfortable and clean, lovely pool with beds always available with no race in the mornings (a rare find!). Breakfast was perfect - something for everyone - loads of choice and great coffees!. The pool bar had a great selection of food and drinks during the day from the lovely Maria and in the evening Kevin’s cocktails were fantastic 🍸 in the stunning ‘mama Mia’ setting 😍 Special mention to Michael for being so helpful and hospitable and giving us such a warm welcome. Would definitely return and highly recommend. Thanks to everyone there for making it such an enjoyable, friendly and fun stay.

We had a wonderful stay at Lindos Sun. The service was excellent, the food good, and the poolside restaurant was a pleasant surprise — offering generous portions at very reasonable prices. We were lucky to receive a complimentary upgrade from a superior room to one with a private pool, which made our stay even more enjoyable. A few minor downsides: the nearest supermarket is about a 25-minute walk away along a busy road, so we recommend taking the bus, which conveniently stops right outside the hotel. Breakfast was good overall, though drinks had to be ordered through the staff rather than being self-serve. This sometimes led to delays — drinks arrived 10–15 minutes after we’d finished eating, which was a bit inconvenient. All in all, we had a great experience at Lindos Sun. While there are a few small areas for improvement, it’s a lovely hotel that offers great value and service.

Stayed for 1 week in October. As a proposition it has great potential but would benefit from one or two enhancements. As it was end of season it was pleasantly quiet but wouldn’t want to stay during the season when the open air nightclub next door is in operation. We managed a slight promotion on the rates from when we initially booked and had we not we would have been very disappointed with the value. We stayed in a King with private terrace albeit the terrace is directly onto the front gravelled area where communal sofas and breakfast is served so not quite private in the true sense. The room itself was fine albeit would benefit from some drawers as there’s only an open hanging rail so a lot of living directly out of a suitcase. Whilst the small team were friendly and helpful it really is missing some basics for a 4* establishment. There’s no welcome pack as such - the manager sits down and writes a few key info points down on some small notepad papers. It’s not made entirely clear on what the food/beverage situation is outside of breakfast- we believe there was the possibility of getting a snack until around lunchtime but there was no menu so not entirely clear what that was. There was a fridge behind the reception area with a small selection of soft drinks and beers which you could ask for. Tea bags were in the room on arrival but not replenished during the stay. Breakfast was fine albeit somewhat repetitive after a week. We didn’t see the other rooms around the back but other guests suggested they were a little basic and dark. Pool was not heated so we didn’t try and it’s not large enough to swim properly. Not an unpleasant stay but the place somehow felt a little unfinished

An experience I wanted to try for two nights as I never have. Beautiful place but not walking distance to anywhere close by The food was amazing and the service. The pool was amazing too. The private beach was gorgeous. Being greeted with champagne and a flannel plus fruit was a real treat for me

The interior is pretty, and the common area on the first floor is really hip and well-designed. They also host a variety of events every day. The accommodation has a somewhat unique layout; there is one bed with a curtain in the common hall, and two beds are placed in each room. It wasn't bad, except that noise could be heard easily. As the reviews said, the bathroom shower room is indeed very cramped.

We really enjoyed our stay at Princess Andriana Resort & Spa. We had a room with a private pool, and it was a great experience. Even though the water was already a bit cool at the end of September, we still used it and enjoyed the privacy a lot. The beach is sandy and very pleasant, and the food was tasty with good variety. Overall, the atmosphere of the hotel felt relaxing and well-organized. The animation team kept a very low profile and was barely noticeable throughout our stay. In contrast, we would like to give a very special thanks to Stefi, the lifeguard at the big water slides. She is an incredibly kind, warm and smiling person, always attentive and positive. She truly made our experience even better. She even congratulated me on my birthday in such a kind and thoughtful way — it meant a lot to me. Wishing her all the best and great success in the future. Overall, we had a lovely holiday and would gladly consider returning in the future.

Overall a decent stay, but definitely not a true 5-star experience. The hotel is starting to show its age, and the rooms and common areas could use some renovation. The food was repetitive and not particularly good, with very little variety from one day to the next. The staff and location were fine, but for a 5-star price I expected a higher standard. I'd recommend it for a relaxed stay, but not if you're expecting luxury.

We regularly visit Rhodes and usually stay at Mitsis Resorts, but this time we decided to try something different and booked the Aulus. Overall, the staff were pleasant and friendly throughout our stay, and the drinks/cocktails were very nice. The pizza restaurant was definitely the highlight food-wise, although service there felt quite disorganised at times. Unfortunately, the main buffet food was disappointing and nowhere near the standard we expected. Most dishes were cold, overcooked, and very dry. Booking the à la carte restaurants was also frustrating, as many seemed fully booked before we had even arrived at the hotel. Another downside was the lack of sunbeds around the pool area, which made it difficult to relax unless you were up very early. There also didn’t seem to be enough staff around during busy times. Overall, I’d rate the hotel around 6/10. It wasn’t a terrible stay, but compared to other resorts we’ve experienced in Rhodes, I don’t think we would return again.