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Hotels in Rhodes Greece
Hotel Doreta Beach Resort
Tholos area, Rhodes Greece
Doreta Beach Resort is situated on the west coast of Rhodes in Tholos, a small pretty village.(17km from Rhodes town). The hotel has a great location, directly on the beautiful beach. More…
Aldemar Paradise Royal Mare
Kalithea, Rhodes Greece
Travel with Aldemar and sample some of the most unique flavours in the world against the background of the Aegean Sea accompanied by the sounds of traditional Greek music. More…
Hotel Alexia
Hotel Alexia is located on the west side of the island of Rhodes, 30 m. from the beach, only 5 minutes walking distance from the tourist / commercial center of Rhodes town and from the Mandraki harbor, the Aquarium and the casino More...
Lambis Hotel Suites
Krana-Lindos, Rhodes Greece
This newly built modern complex is ideal for those seeking a relaxing base, with a pool, from which to explore the charming village of Lindos. More…
Studio Lyristis
Faliraki, Faliraki (Rhodes)
The Lyristis Studios are located in a quiet area of Faliraki and within easy walking distance of many bars, restaurants, shops and nightlife. The studios are spacious and tastefully furnished. More…
Atrium Palace Thalasso Spa Resort & Villas
Kalathos beach, Lindos, Rhodes (Dodecanese)
The quality awarded, Atrium Palace Thalasso Spa Resort & Villas, surrounded by their own private heated pools and gardens and the new AnaGenesis Thalasso Spa is the ideal place for marvellous...… More
Lydia Maris Hotel
Kolymbia-Afandou, Rhodes Greece
The Hotel Lydia Maris is totally renovated for 2006 at all it’s parts such as: the main building and it’s entrance, the reception hall, the lobby, the main restaurant, the main bar, the pool...… More
Mediterranean Hotel
35-37, Kos Street, Rhodes Greece
On the island's most privileged location, Hotel Mediterranean is set to the sandy beach of the Aquarium and the Casino at a small distance from the magnificent town of Rhodes and the Castle to the...… More
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About Rhodes Greece
The largest of the Dodecanese, Rhodes (or Rodos) has become an important regional centre, thanks to its location, climate and natural attractions. Rodos is known as the isle of the Sun. Pindar mentions in one of his Odes that it was born of the union of Helios the sun god and the nymph Rhoda. In antiquity it also bore the names Aithraia, Ophiousa and Telchinis.
The capital, occupies the northernmost tip of the island. There are actually three cities on this site - modern, ancient and mediaeval. The modern town has a cosmopolitan character, many late 20th century buildings and hotels. The ancient town of Rodos, which was founded in 408 B.C. according to plans by Hippodamos of Milesios (the first town planner), started from Monte Smith hill where the acropolis stood and extended as far as what is now the mediaeval city, All that is left of it today is the ruins of the temples of Zeus, Athena Poliados and Apollo, the Stadium, Gymnasium and the Theatre, which has been restored. The mediaeval city is still surrounded by the high walls erected by the Knights. It is divided by an inner wall into two unequal parts, the smaller Collachio and the larger Burgo or Hora.
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Rhodes island abounds in lovely and interesting places to visit, such as the Valley of the Butterflies; the village of Trianda near the site of ancient lalyssos (lalissos) on the top of Filerimos hill, where the 15th century monastery of the same name also stands, along with the ruined temples of Athena and Zeus Poliea in the ancient acropolis; Kameiros (Kamiros) and the ruins of the Dorian city; Kalithea with its thermal baths; Koskinou, Afandou, Falirakl and Rodini. But above all don't miss Lindos. The contrast between the brilliant white houses and winding lanes of the more recent village built around two crescent beaches and the ancient acropolis towering above it from its austere pinnacle makes for one of the most stunning views in Greece. The temple of Athena Lindia (4th century B.C.) coming gradually into %law as you ascend the stairs is a sight never to be forgotten