This centrally situated Rhodes hotel is just 50 meters from the beach. It offers a snack bar with satellite TV and air-conditioned rooms with private balcony. The rooms of the friendly hotel Amaryllis feature modern wooden furniture and have private balconies. The beds feature ErgoSoft orthopedic mattresses, while a pillow menu is also available.

Guests can have breakfast served in their guest room, or at the snack bar. Later in the day, finger food, ice creams as well as coffee and drinks are served, while sports fans can enjoy the large-screen satellite TV. The reception is available 24 hours each day and can provide assistance with car rentals, tourist information and excursions arrangements.

The Old Town and the Madraki Harbour are each a 10-minute walk. Amaryllis Hotel is only 1 km from the port, while the airport is 12 km away.

Rhodes Town
One of the best Island of the Mediterranean Sea!

Best to know one thing from the start about Old (Medieval) Town of Rhodes (Rhodos): It’s not laid out on a grid — not even close. There are roughly 200 streets or lanes that simply have no name. Getting lost here is not a defeat; it’s an opportunity. Whenever you feel the need to find your bearings, you can ask for Sokratous, which is the closest the Old Town of Rhodes comes to having a main street.

When you approach the walls of the Old Town of Rhodes, you are about to enter the oldest inhabited medieval town in Europe. It’s a thrill to behold. Although there are many gates, we suggest that you first enter through Eleftheria (Liberty) Gate, where you’ll come to Plateia Simi (Simi square), containing ruins of the Temple of Venus, identified by the votive offerings found here, which may date from the 3rd century B.C. The remains of the temple are next to a parking lot (driving is restricted in the Old Town), which rather diminishes the impact of the few stones and columns still standing.

Nevertheless, the ruins are a reminder that a great Hellenistic city once stood here and encompassed the entire area now occupied by the city, including the old and new towns. The population of the Hellenistic city of Rhodes is thought to have equaled the current population of the whole island (roughly 100,000).