Hôtel Rodos Princess Beach

"I can't believe I did not write this review after we stayed last summer. Maybe i was just too sad when we said goodbye! We had our first ever experience of an all-inclusive holiday here. Wow. Just wow! The complex is beautiful. The room spotless. We had a swim up room which gave us an option of a more chilled, lazy pool feel when we wanted a quieter afternoon. The main pool is lovely and not too loud for us. We just chose to sit a little further away from the speaker. The entertainment staff were super. Friendly, inclusive but never pushy. My kids (11 and 12) loved the older kids club and still speak fondly of the staff, especially Manon! The beach was a great addition too. We loved swimming to the little island. The food was a highlight. We are big foodies and this is what made us cautious of all inclusive before. I didn't want to be stuck with bad food for days on end. The reviews of the food here did it justice. The menu is varied. The food great quality. In fact, its so good we've just booked to go back again this summer! (The only downside to the hotel is the transfer time from the airport. We're booking private transfer via the hotel this year. Will be much more pleasant than a long journey on a coach!)"

"We spent a week at Rodos Princess Beach Hotel in Kiotari in June 2025. Booked with TUI. Transfer was long on the coach (as expected) but not quite the ordeal I was expecting. If you’re already at budget, stick with your package coach, it’s not that bad. We had a superior family sea view room with terrace and were in block 6. Lovely view. Big room. Nice lighting. Hairdryer, safe - the usual. Towels changed daily. Lovely smelling hand soap and shower gel. We are quite fussy with positions of rooms but this was perfect for us - away from the pool music … more on that later. The hotel is really well kept - it’s a solid 4 star in all aspects. It is incredibly clean. Beautiful views of the sea. Housekeeping work so hard, army of cleaners out every morning. The smell in reception area is amazing - something lovely is being pumped through the air con, it was the first thing that hit me as I walked into the beautiful bright foyer. Friendly helpful staff. Well stocked shop on site. Food - couldn’t really fault it. Yes it’s not 5 star but it isn’t a 5 star if that makes sense! I have a tendency to be a bit fussy - I like what I like and there was always so much choice and all day long if you wanted. All fresh. I enjoyed it. If all else fails eat the pizza - it’s amazing, freshly made there and then. The drinks - I stuck to gin, cocktails not good. The patisserie was great for ice creams and crepes/waffles. We didn’t eat in the restaurants you have to book as our 2 girls (10 and 8) just love to help themselves so we stuck to what worked for us as a family. Special mention to Klodian in the main restaurant at breakfast and lunchtime - always made us feel special and was so welcoming. Entertainment - We didn’t bother with the entertainment at the amphitheater - we don’t like all that but what we did enjoy after dinner was having a drink at the Apollo Bar, sitting outside and playing UNO. There are so many different areas to sit. Sometimes in the bar they’d have a singer - each act was enjoyable. Activities - we aren’t that family who play water polo or darts or beach volley ball to name few but it was all there. Lots for all ages to do. There’s a games room (didn’t use so can’t comment) and table tennis. Spa - didn’t use but looked lovely and heard good things. Gym - husband used, it was ok. Pools - big main pool. There’s a little baby pool, and splash pool. Towels need to go down early (hotel provide the towels). Slides great fun. Now onto the music around the pool - it’s too loud in my opinion. I like music around the pool where it’s subtle but can be heard - however this was unbearable at times, seemed to get louder as the afternoon went on. There was also two different types going on - one lot of music from the pool bar and another from where the entertainment team base themselves - and so depending on where you sit (and you don’t always have a choice) your hear both. But all that being said it didn’t ruin the holiday. Beach - surprised me. I went with low expectations but loved it down there. The beach bar was fab - an absolute must. Really comfy padded sun loungers and crystal clear sea to swim in, all in all very relaxing. It’s a dusty shingle but not too bad on the feet at all. Local area - not manic or too built up, a few shops, cafes and bars. We went to Mosa cocktail bar one evening and enjoyed the change of scene. Trips - we took 3: Rhodes Old Town with Impress Holidays (they have a shop opposite hotel, booked when we got there), Symi island with Kiotari Sea Lines (booked online prior to arrival) and Lindos by bus (bus stop outside hotel, more like a coach, air con). All fabulous and highlights of the holiday. All in all if you book this hotel for some family fun you won’t have a bad holiday - it’ll be a great one!"

"This was a family gathering of 11: Grandparents, parents & children (ages 6, 8, 12, 14 & 16 years). We were in 3 rooms, each with sea views and in the last week before hotel closure. I cannot beat the review of Toni H who seemed to stay at the same time. This was a perfect holiday for us. Food, staff, activities, rooms, pool beach, facilities were exemplary. One of the best hotels we have stayed in. We flew on a Jet2 holiday. Fantastic time was had by us all."