South Rhodes Adventure Vacations

First impression, there were alot of ants in the room, but these were quickly cleared upon request. However we found the service inconsistent, rooms often went uncleaned and had to regualrly ring reception to get a cleaner, with varying success. The same case with restocks to the all inclusive minibar, it was not always replenished unless we chased (supposed to be every 2 days), though there wasn't a particularly impressive range of drink choice anyway. August was incredibly busy at the hotel, and it was very difficult to get a lounger throughout the week, and was no doubt the busiest I've ever been to. We did not rate the food quality, though there was a BBQ area in the outdoor dining area near the pools which offered some okay meat choices (pork chops, burgers, chicken fillet), if a little too salty, but got me through the stay. Location not ideal, the beach onsite is very stoney and was difficult to enjoy, we took a taxi to Tsambika beach which is sandy (personal preference). Taxi costs will add up unless you hire your own vehicle, it cost 140 euros return to go Rhodes town, and 30 euros return for Lindos. Not much in immediate area at all save a couple of shops. There were 3 big pools, one being ideal for kids, however they were not always heated. They have animation shows but I did not attend them, as they start at 9:30, which is far too late for the kids.

Everything about the resort was to such a high standard and the facilities were very well maintained and do clean.

A beautifully designed resort with great food and fantastic private-pool villas We had a very good stay and genuinely appreciated how the hotel handled a difficult start. After an unpleasant experience with our airport pickup driver (not the hotel’s fault), the team very graciously upgraded us to a villa with a private pool — a gesture we really valued. The villa itself was fantastic: a huge pool, spacious rooms, and total comfort. We were thrilled with it. The food and drink options were another highlight. Everything was high-quality, and the food truck and ice-cream corner added a fun touch. The hotel layout and design are exceptional — it feels more like a thoughtfully designed village than a traditional resort. The kids club was fine and worked well for short visits. A few downsides: the beach is very rocky and gets extremely hot, so it’s not the easiest to enjoy, even though it’s conveniently close. And while most staff were helpful, the breakfast service often felt rushed and not particularly friendly, which stood out compared to the otherwise great experience. Overall, a beautiful property with strong food options and truly wonderful villas — we left happy and recharged.

Great Staff. Great Facilities. Food Quality & Selection Needs Improving. More Sunbeds Needed Both By Pool & Beach.

From the moment we arrived the staff were brilliant at all levels. The suite we had was excellent (although the private pool water was cold to get in but great once in !!). The food was first class with lots of variety at breakfast and the set 4 course menu for dinner varied every day of the week and was very tasty and very well presented. The evening entertainment at dinner was of a high calibre and very relaxing to watch and listen to. All in all a great holiday.

Great Staff. Great Facilities. Food Quality & Selection Needs Improving. More Sunbeds Needed Both By Pool & Beach.

Everything about the resort was to such a high standard and the facilities were very well maintained and do clean.

A beautifully designed resort with great food and fantastic private-pool villas We had a very good stay and genuinely appreciated how the hotel handled a difficult start. After an unpleasant experience with our airport pickup driver (not the hotel’s fault), the team very graciously upgraded us to a villa with a private pool — a gesture we really valued. The villa itself was fantastic: a huge pool, spacious rooms, and total comfort. We were thrilled with it. The food and drink options were another highlight. Everything was high-quality, and the food truck and ice-cream corner added a fun touch. The hotel layout and design are exceptional — it feels more like a thoughtfully designed village than a traditional resort. The kids club was fine and worked well for short visits. A few downsides: the beach is very rocky and gets extremely hot, so it’s not the easiest to enjoy, even though it’s conveniently close. And while most staff were helpful, the breakfast service often felt rushed and not particularly friendly, which stood out compared to the otherwise great experience. Overall, a beautiful property with strong food options and truly wonderful villas — we left happy and recharged.

First impression, there were alot of ants in the room, but these were quickly cleared upon request. However we found the service inconsistent, rooms often went uncleaned and had to regualrly ring reception to get a cleaner, with varying success. The same case with restocks to the all inclusive minibar, it was not always replenished unless we chased (supposed to be every 2 days), though there wasn't a particularly impressive range of drink choice anyway. August was incredibly busy at the hotel, and it was very difficult to get a lounger throughout the week, and was no doubt the busiest I've ever been to. We did not rate the food quality, though there was a BBQ area in the outdoor dining area near the pools which offered some okay meat choices (pork chops, burgers, chicken fillet), if a little too salty, but got me through the stay. Location not ideal, the beach onsite is very stoney and was difficult to enjoy, we took a taxi to Tsambika beach which is sandy (personal preference). Taxi costs will add up unless you hire your own vehicle, it cost 140 euros return to go Rhodes town, and 30 euros return for Lindos. Not much in immediate area at all save a couple of shops. There were 3 big pools, one being ideal for kids, however they were not always heated. They have animation shows but I did not attend them, as they start at 9:30, which is far too late for the kids.