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Rhodes Hotel Map

Use this interactive Rhodes hotel map to compare medieval stays inside the walled Old Town, luxury beachfront resorts in Faliraki, and romantic boutique hotels in Lindos.

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Rotate your phone for a wider map view Landscape mode can make it easier to navigate the long eastern coastline and major resort areas on mobile.
Rhodes Old Town Lindos Faliraki Ixia

Compare luxury icons, massive family complexes along the coast, and charming local apartments in the historic centers.

Why it works
Navigate an island of contrasts

Rhodes offers wildly different experiences depending on where you base yourself. The map helps you choose between the ancient stone walls of the Old Town and the golden sands of the eastern coast.

  • Search across the largest of the Dodecanese islands
  • Compare boutique guesthouses with all-inclusive family resorts
  • Use filters for sea views, private pools, and exact price ranges
  • Check real-time prices and compare guest reviews before booking
Best for
Castles, beaches, and ancient ruins

The map makes it easy to find a base near the Street of the Knights, Lindos Acropolis, Mandraki Harbor, or the island's best beaches.

Choose where to stay in Rhodes faster

Use the Rhodes hotel map to compare hotel locations before you book. Whether you want the living museum of the Old Town, the whitewashed alleys of Lindos, the energetic resorts of Faliraki, or the breezy shores of the west coast, the map helps you choose the perfect Aegean base.

Best areas to stay in Rhodes

Rhodes is a large island. The east coast is known for sandy, calm beaches, while the west coast is breezier and pebbly.

History, Charm & Culture

Rhodes Old Town

Stay inside this medieval walled city for cobbled streets, tavernas, museums, and buildings once inhabited by the Knights of St. John. It lacks direct beach access and can be crowded by day.

Romance, Luxury & Whitewashed Beauty

Lindos

This eastern village offers whitewashed houses, stunning bays, and the Acropolis of Lindos above the town. It is pedestrianized, hilly, and highly romantic.

Nightlife, Action & Long Beaches

Faliraki

Faliraki offers the island's longest sandy beach, water parks, family resorts, and lively evening entertainment.

Families, Windsurfing & Sunsets

Ixia & Ialyssos

These west-coast areas offer excellent resort value, pebbly beaches, strong winds ideal for windsurfing, and a short transfer from the airport.

Hotels near Rhodes’s top attractions

If you are visiting castles, acropolises, or natural sites, compare hotels near the locations that matter most.

Hotels near the Palace of the Grand Master

Stay inside the medieval walls of the Old Town to be close to the castle and the Street of the Knights.

Hotels near Lindos Acropolis

Staying in Lindos lets you hike to the acropolis early, before the day-tripper crowds arrive.

Hotels near Mandraki Harbour

Rhodes New Town offers convenient access to boat tours and island cruises departing from the harbor.

Hotels near Anthony Quinn Bay

Faliraki and Ladiko provide quick access to this scenic bay, ideal for snorkeling.

Hotels near the Valley of the Butterflies

Quieter inland accommodations are ideal for visiting this forested summer habitat.

Hotels near Elli Beach

Stay at the northern tip of Rhodes Town for city convenience combined with beach access.

Discover tours and activities in Rhodes

Once you’ve chosen your base, you can explore boat cruises, historical walks, and day trips to nearby islands.

  • Book a catamaran cruise along the east coast's best swimming bays.
  • Reserve guided walking tours through the UNESCO-listed Old Town.
  • Find day-trip tickets to the colorful island of Symi.
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Which area is right for your trip?

Best for first-timers and history buffs

Rhodes Old Town and New Town. Stay here for history, dining, and boat connections without needing a car.

Best for romance and aesthetics

Lindos. This is Rhodes's most picturesque village, with boutique hotels, rooftop dining, and sheltered sandy bays.

Best for families and beach resorts

Faliraki and the east coast. Sandy beaches, calm water, and large resort complexes make this ideal for families.

Best for budget travel and windsurfing

Ixia and Ialyssos. These west-coast areas are more affordable and popular with water-sports enthusiasts.

Compare Rhodes hotels by location before you book

The easiest way to plan your Greek island getaway is to compare hotels directly on the map. Check properties inside the medieval walls, compare east-coast resorts, and find the spot that fits your travel plans perfectly.

Rhodes Hotel Map FAQ

How do I get from Rhodes Airport to my hotel?

The airport is on the west coast, about 20 to 30 minutes from Rhodes Town. Taxis, buses, and pre-booked transfers are all available.

When is the best time to visit Rhodes?

The season runs from April to October. May and September offer warm weather with fewer crowds than the peak summer months.

Should I rent a car in Rhodes?

Not necessary if you stay in Rhodes Town or Lindos, but a car is useful for exploring beaches and villages independently.

Are the beaches sandy or pebbly?

The east coast is generally sandy with calm water, while the west coast is pebbly and breezier, better suited for water sports.

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