Rested at the end of October. The hotel was half empty. Of the Russians, there were five people, there were Turks, Greeks, and Europeans. There were young people, but everyone was with their families. Liked the hotel and staff. The room and bathroom are just perfect. The windows of the room overlooked the street, they wrote that it was noisy, but in October it was quiet! Wi-Fi didn’t work in my room (I lived on the fourth floor).
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Rested at the end of October. The hotel was half empty. Of the Russians, there were five people, there were Turks, Greeks, and Europeans. There were young people, but everyone was with their families. Liked the hotel and staff. The room and bathroom are just perfect. The windows of the room overlooked the street, they wrote that it was noisy, but in October it was quiet! Wi-Fi didn’t work in my room (I lived on the fourth floor). They wrote that breakfasts were monotonous, I didn’t notice... Europeans ate a traditional English breakfast, Turks - Turkish, children ate some kind of nonsense filled with milk, I ate so many breakfasts that I didn’t I wanted to eat until the evening! It’s even interesting what was missing for those who complained about breakfast? It’s close to the sea, I went in the morning to photograph the dawn in the port of Mandraki (10 minutes walk from the hotel). I've been to Rhodes five times, I'm pretty good at navigating there. I have already looked at everything basic in the city, so this time I ordered an individual tour of the distant holy places of the island. The tour was ordered from a Russian man who has been living in Rhodes for more than 20 years. My name is Ivan Ivanovich (I don’t know if that’s really his name, or he calls himself that for tourists) I was satisfied! Rested great!
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