Princess Andriana Resort and Spa

"This is not 5 star standards base on other Mediterranean and world wide experience. Being all inclusive the hotel and most their team make limited efforts. They don’t need efficient quality service as they have no incentive to get your business and tips. Food - al a carte restaurants definitely better than buffet. Good luck getting a table though! You’re bestvtactic to complain firmly about the lack of availability. The Italian restaurant deserves a special mention for being the worst Italian meal ever. It was poor with shockingly bad tiramisu and Osso Bucco. Pizzas were doughy, pasta in the carbonara over cooked to falling apart very runny cream sauce. No egg yolks in that recipe. The Mediterranean restaurant, beside the VIP bar, was the best of them all. Good food all round. Georgia was a very good host. Attentive, professional, helpful. And she smiled. Something of a rarity in the hotel. Especially some receptionists and Customer Service. They do not like you pointing out issues. Such as the terrible hotel smell and lack of restaurant availability or the fact they cannot count money. Georgia’s colleague, Viktorria, behind the VIP bar was the only bar person who made an effort to make quality well presented cocktails. She was good. A mixologist. All other bar experiences were poor or very poor, in all bar venues. Little effort made, speed and talking to other colleagues the priority. Focus was on quick syrupy drinks with no professional standards involved. Anybody could pour drinks here. Alcohol used is definitely not premium. The buffet restaurant is basic with lots of options. All are lookwarm mains unless you manage to be there when the “show cooks” “throw” some fresh pasta or grilled fish and chicken in the trays. There’s no fresh omelettes, poached eggs or nice freshly cooked pancakes here in the “American” breakfast. The Spa was nice, well organised and the quality of service was good as were the treatments. Rooms, we had a private pool in a double room. The water was freezing! The over bath shower poor, especially shower head. The hairdryer was under powered. The bed was ok. I tried using the pillow menu via the app. 6 days later I still didn’t have the pillow. There is plenty here for the kids. Loads of options and entertainment. Plenty to eat, they can gorge on hot dogs and ice cream to their hearts content. The pool is big but look at the number of rooms, average family occupancy and then see how few sun beds there are. Good luck with getting one. Towels appear on sun-beds very early. The beach was unattractive. Stones gritty sand. This not a 5 star hotel. We won’t go back, there is far better out there."

"Hôtel location is nice for explore around the île. 20 min from Lindos which is small beautiful town you can find beaches also there 1 hour to the old town Rhodes . Boutique souvenir restaurant typically Creek which we enjoyed a lot Hotel staff are very kind with them everything’s very easy they find solution quickly and always smiling that’s great service We also love a la carte restaurant buffet is not bad you can find everything there. We visited there end of the October so little cold for swimming but it’s not big deal you can still enjoy with pools with sunny days . Every night they have show for children and family so cute out toddler enjoyed a lot I love management of the hotel just before check out we received gift from the hotel which is so nice and great memories it’s also respect Thanks for hotel staff. We had great memories with Princess Andriana hotel"

"We stayed for eleven nights at the Princess Andriana and upgraded to the Premium All-Inclusive with a private pool. The suite itself was exceptional — spotless, modern, and well-designed, with two large 60-inch wall-mounted smart TVs, a well-stocked minibar, and thoughtful details throughout. That said, the etiquette around private pools is more complex than you’d expect. As a family with children who enjoy splashing and playing, it was difficult to balance their fun with neighbouring guests’ expectations of tranquility. Despite being a “family-friendly” hotel, the private pool area felt more suited to couples seeking peace and quiet. Out of courtesy, we often chose to use the main pool, where livelier play was more socially acceptable. The newly built water park was a huge hit with the kids — though one younger family member did get stuck halfway down a slide, which understandably put her off for the rest of the trip. It’s a fun addition overall, but perhaps better suited to confident swimmers. Evening entertainment takes place in the amphitheatre. The performances are typical of holiday resorts but clearly delivered with enthusiasm and effort. A nearby bar would make it easier to enjoy a drink during the shows — currently, it’s not the most convenient setup. Food quality was solid — consistent with what you’d expect from a good all-inclusive resort. The drinks were noticeably watered down, though this isn’t necessarily a criticism; it helps maintain a relaxed atmosphere without guests becoming overly intoxicated during the day. The grounds are beautifully maintained, and the staff were consistently friendly and helpful. Everything felt clean and well-run. The Moonlight Restaurant deserves a special mention — the hotel arranged a beautifully decorated table there for us to celebrate our wedding in Lindos, which was a thoughtful touch that made the evening memorable. Overall, a pristine, family-friendly resort with strong service and excellent facilities, though families with young children may find private pool suites better suited to quiet relaxation than play."