Rodos Park Suites and Spa

Clive Brookes

This has to be the friendliest hotel we have stayed at. A proper perfect "old school charm" luxury hotel. Small,intimate,fabulous service in a great location. Lovely pool,great rooms, super food, and wonderful staff. This is how a small luxury hotel should be... The guests definitely come first. Only one tiny niggley splinter negative... if you want to go to the beach, which is well worth it, then the hotel does not provide use of their towels so if you are travelling light with cabin baggage only say, (which many folks now do) then this is going to be difficult... such a shame. I could go on and on but feel it just best you close your eyes and Just go.

Daniel Evans

Stayed here for a week at the beginning of October. Beautiful hotel and equally all the staff. Lovely setting considered its pretty much in the town of Rhodes. 3 min walk and your in the old town, equally the same for the main town. Pool side is well kept and also has a lifeguard (just in case). Would visit here again. Well done everyone, keep up the great work. Forgot to mention, Breakfast is a huge buffet of everything you can desire.

Luiza Maria Oliveira Ramos

We loved this hotel. The staff are friendly, helpful and efficient. The breakfast is opulent, the food very god. The location is excellent, close to the Old Town and the shopping district, in a calm,tree-lined street. We would like to thank the manager and all the staff for this lovely week

Chip Barm

Booked a holiday in Rhodes (via Tui) staying early October 2023 for 10 nights (bed and breakfast) in the Rodos Park. Pros - Lovely and friendly staff in all areas of the hotel from reception, room service, resturaunt, bar and pool areas. - The public areas of the hotel are all very luxurious and well maintained. - Standard of the breakfast buffet was mostly very good. - Room pleasant (but small). - Very good wifi in the room and around the hotel areas. - Fixed an issue with our room very promptly. Cons - We booked a deluxe double room which was pleasant enough but it was very small, had limited storage for two people and only had two hooks for hanging wet towels. My partner and I were constantly getting in each others way due to the size of the room. Perhaps our fault for not really paying more attention to room size and perhaps this is considered more a city hotel where room sizes are generally smaller than resort hotels. - Our room had a balcony but had a view of the hotel lobby entrance roof which didn't really entice us to use the balcony and was a real disappointment. Some forewarning at hotel reception would have been nice to see if we were OK with this. - Breakfast was generally very good but nearly every day some foods were either replenished slowly causing wait times or unavaible due to demand. Commonly either milk, fresh orange, smoked salmon, bacon, scrambled egg wasn't available and we had to ask for it to be replenished. The staff looked run off their feet and I can only assume the staff cannot keep up with demand. - Often when we sat down at a table we had to ask for coffee as hotel staff never came to the table to ask us. Staff are lovely though. - There seems to be a problem with mosquitos in the pool area as both my partner and I were literally eaten alive. I'm still covered in bites now almost two weeks later it was that bad. Again perhaps we could have mitigated this ourselves with repellent but also the hotel could try to do something about it by supplying repellent or adding something on the tables or around the pool and bar area to repel the mosquitos (it is possible). - Aircon in our room was next to useless. All in all not a bad hotel but after staying in many resort hotels over the years this is no where no near up there with our expectations especially when we know how good 5* hotels can be (with our experiences in Spain for example). One thing to be aware of if you've never been to the old town area of Rhodes before. And nothing to do with the hotel. The roads are a nightmare to cross when walking from the hotel to the old town. You literally take your life in your hands as where there are any pedestrian crossings no drivers pay attention to them. So you have to be very very careful when crossing the road and wait for a suitable gap on what are very very busy roads on the outskirts of the old town. There is next to no consideration for pedestrians for crossing the roads safely - so families beware.

TWL Bell

Excellent location on a leafy quiet street. Close to the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes and shops. Friendly and professional staff. Delicious food and glamorous poolside eating. Music entertainment is worth a listen. I was amazed I could see five hundred year old ruins from my hotel balcony. The only criticism I have is that the room air-conditioning smells mouldy and doesn't appear to cool the room.