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About Hotels in Rhodes

Rhodes is one of the Mediterranean's most captivating destinations, blending millennia of history with a vibrant modern energy. Explore the UNESCO-listed Old Town's medieval Street of the Knights, marvel at the site of the ancient Colossus at Mandraki Harbour, sample fresh seafood meze along the harbour front, and soak up the sun on the golden sands of Tsambika Beach. The island's rich Hellenistic, Byzantine, and Ottoman layers give it a depth few Greek islands can match.

From grand sea-view hotels lining the New Town's Elli Beach promenade to intimate boutique guesthouses tucked within the Old Town's honey-stone walls, Rhodes caters to every taste and budget. The compact town centre is highly walkable, and regular local buses connect the main resort areas with ease.

Where to Stay in Rhodes

Rhodes Old Town

The historic heart of Rhodes and the top pick for first-timers. Surrounded by intact medieval walls, steps from the Palace of the Grand Master, Street of the Knights, and a wealth of atmospheric tavernas.

Ixia

Rhodes's upscale coastal strip, stretching west of the New Town with luxury resort hotels, fine-dining restaurants, and a long Blue Flag beach popular with windsurfers and well-heeled travellers.

Faliraki

The island's lively, bohemian resort town, known for its buzzing bar street, water park, and long sandy beach. A youthful, energetic base with a wide range of casual accommodation options.

Lindos Village

A quieter, whitewashed hillside village away from the main resort crowds. Ideal for those seeking a more relaxed pace, with the iconic Lindos Acropolis, a charming main square, and small family-run guesthouses.

Airport and Transport Guide

Rhodes is served by Rhodes International Airport 'Diagoras' (RHO), located around 14 kilometres south-west of Rhodes Town. Regular bus services operated by KTEL connect the airport to the city centre, with the journey taking approximately 45 minutes. Taxis are available around the clock outside the arrivals hall for late-night and early-morning arrivals.

Within Rhodes, the local KTEL bus network covers both Rhodes Town and routes along the east and west coasts of the island. For visitors, single tickets purchased on board are the most practical option. Taxis from the main rank at Plateia Rimini in Rhodes Town are metered, with typical in-town fares running €5–€12. Ride-share apps such as Uber do not operate on Rhodes; Beat has limited availability, and most visitors rely on licensed taxis or rental vehicles.

Tips for Finding the Best Hotel Deal in Rhodes

  • Book at least 8–10 weeks ahead for stays during the Medieval Rose Festival in May or the peak August fortnight, when rooms fill rapidly.
  • Staying in Ixia or Ialyssos offers lower nightly rates than Rhodes Old Town, with regular KTEL bus connections into the centre.
  • Look for hotels that include breakfast — a good spread saves time and money when exploring the island from an early start each day.
  • Opt for free cancellation where possible, as Rhodes demand can shift quickly around Greek public holidays and late-booking package surcharges.
  • Midweek arrivals typically yield better rates than Friday or Saturday check-ins, particularly at resort hotels catering to weekly charter schedules.
  • Joining loyalty programmes with Grecotel or Aldemar, both of which have a strong presence on Rhodes, can unlock useful member rates and upgrades.

When to Visit Rhodes for Lower Prices

Winter (Low Season)

November to March sees mild but sometimes wet weather and the quietest hotel market of the year. Many resort hotels close entirely, but Rhodes Town remains open. Expect rates from around £40–£70 per night at mid-range properties.

Spring (Value Season)

April and May bring warm sunshine, wildflowers, and manageable crowds before the summer rush. Hotels reopen and prices are reasonable, making this an excellent time to explore the Old Town and inland villages without the August heat.

Summer (High Season)

June to August is peak season, with temperatures regularly exceeding 30°C and hotels at full capacity. Prices reach their annual high, particularly in July and August. Book well in advance to secure good availability and the most competitive rates.

Autumn (Value Season)

September and October offer warm sea temperatures, noticeably thinner crowds, and hotel prices easing back from summer peaks. The island remains fully open and the weather is reliably pleasant — one of the most comfortable and cost-effective times to visit.

Popular Areas to Stay in Rhodes

Rhodes Old Town

The historic heart of Rhodes, enclosed within medieval walls. Close to the Palace of the Grand Master and Street of the Knights. High demand keeps prices elevated, but the atmosphere is unrivalled.

Ixia

A modern coastal strip west of Rhodes Town, popular with business travellers and conference guests. Well-connected by bus, with large hotels, watersports facilities, and calmer beaches away from the Old Town crowds.

Ialyssos

A quieter residential and resort area favoured by repeat visitors and families. Less touristy than the Old Town, with local tavernas, easy beach access, and reliable bus links into Rhodes Town centre.

Faliraki

Rhodes's liveliest resort, known for its long sandy beach and active nightlife scene. Popular with younger visitors seeking entertainment and watersports, though less suited to those wanting a peaceful or culturally immersive stay.

Frequently Asked Questions

Rhodes Old Town is ideal for culture and sightseeing, though it commands premium rates. Ixia suits business travellers, with larger hotels and good transport links. Ialyssos offers a quieter, more local experience at mid-range prices. Faliraki is best for those prioritising beach access and nightlife over proximity to historic sights.
Yes, budget accommodation is available, particularly in Ialyssos and the outer parts of Rhodes New Town, where nightly rates can fall to around £35–£70 in the shoulder season. During peak summer months, expect prices to rise sharply even at budget properties, so booking early is strongly advisable.
Ialyssos and Ixia are both well suited to families, offering calmer beaches, self-catering options, and easy access to attractions such as the Archaeological Museum of Rhodes. Both areas are noticeably quieter than Faliraki, which has a lively bar and club scene that makes it less appropriate for younger children.
November through March offers the lowest rates, with many hotels closed in January and February. Midweek stays are generally cheaper than weekends year-round. Prices rise sharply around the Diagoras Cup athletics meeting in summer, the Medieval Rose festival held in the Old Town, and the Rhodes International Film Festival each autumn, so avoid those dates if budget is a priority.
Rhodes rewards even a three or four-night visit. The medieval Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the sweeping Lindos Acropolis, and the thermal waters at Kallithea Springs give you plenty to explore without feeling rushed. Frequent direct flights operate from major UK airports including London Gatwick, Manchester, and Birmingham, making the island straightforward to reach for a long weekend.
Yes, a wide range of Rhodes hotels offer free cancellation and you can filter results by this option when searching. It is worth booking refundable rates well in advance during peak periods such as the Dodecanese Regatta in June or the busy July and August school-holiday weeks. Expect free-cancellation rooms to carry roughly a 10–15% premium over non-refundable equivalents.
The Lindos Blu Luxury Hotel and Spa and the Elafos Hotel at Profitis Ilias are well-regarded luxury options with strong reputations on the island. For reliable mid-range stays, Ibis and Melia both have properties in the Rhodes Town area. The Old Town and the Ixia coast are particularly sought-after for boutique guesthouses and small characterful hotels.
The KTEL bus service connects Diagoras Airport to Rhodes Town bus terminal at Rimini Square, with the journey taking around 25–30 minutes and departures throughout the day at a modest flat fare. Taxis are available directly outside the arrivals hall and typically cover the same route in 20 minutes, with a metered fare of roughly €25–€30 depending on time of day.

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