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Where to stay in Rhodes

Rhodes Town spreads from the medieval Old Town down to the modern waterfront, making walking easy for visitors. The island’s resorts and villages are linked by regular buses and taxis.

Best areas to stay

  • 1

    Old Town

    history lovers

    Stay within the UNESCO walls for easy access to museums and restaurants; quiet evenings and cobblestone streets.

    central, charming

    steep lanes

  • 2

    Ialyssos

    families

    A beachfront district with a long sandy shore and family‑friendly amenities, a short bus ride from the centre.

    beach, calm

    farther from nightlife

  • 3

    Faliraki

    party seekers

    Known for its lively nightlife and long promenade, with many budget apartments and easy bus links.

    nightlife, budget

    crowded in peak season

  • 4

    Kallithea

    relaxation

    Set on a cliff with sea views and a historic spa, perfect for a tranquil stay away from the crowds.

    views, spa

    limited shops

Photos: Wikipedia / Wikimedia Commons

On the map

Booking tips

  • Book early for July–August; availability drops quickly.

  • Look for accommodations offering free parking if you rent a car.

  • Check if Wi‑Fi is included, as some budget apartments charge extra.

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Questions about Rhodes

Is public transport reliable for reaching beaches?

Buses run regularly from Rhodes Town to major beaches; schedules are posted online and at stations.

Can I find vegetarian options easily?

Yes, dishes like spanakopita, fasolada and grilled halloumi are widely available in most eateries.

Plan your trip to Rhodes

Turn this into a day-by-day plan with Triptime AI, or start from a ready-made one.

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