Top Hotels Near Tomb of Cleobulus in Rhodes

"Clean room, spacious, excellent location. "

"Lovely staff, very helpfull. Great location! Highly recommended!"

"We had a lovely stay here. Very quiet but short walk to town itself"

"This property was perfection! It sits in a quiet area of busy Lindos…I will be returning with family and friends as soon as possible! Xoxo"

"This house is a gem. Despite being a relatively new house it is unique, spacious and has a great ambience with amazing views all the way down the south east coastline of Rhodes. The pool is lovely and just sitting watching the sunset was a treat. It is very handily located for exploring the island with easy trips to Lindos and Rhodes town if you have a car (or local bus which we didn’t use). There is a bakery, cafe and restaurant within easy walking distance and Pefkos is easily reachable on foot if you don’t mind hills. Communication with Michael was easy and attentive as was the check in process with Charlie. We would highly recommend this villa to others, it was so much more than the photos suggested. It is unusual for a one bedroom villa to have this much space. We were very sad to leave and would love to stay again if we are ever in the area. Thank you Michael for allowing us to have a taste of your special home. "

"The room was very clean, a lot of space. We had all the amenities that we needed for our stay. The host was very welcoming and kind, and cleaners came regularly to ensure the property was clean. The property was very accessible and central to the best parts of Lindos! "

"Incredible location, tucked in the old town, stunning views from the gorgeous bar on the terrace, Arthur is just adorable, so friendly and helpful, we had breakfast, drinks and pizza from the bar. The room was immaculate, decor was so interesting, will definitely stay again."

"Great location for st pauls bay and Lindos town restaurants and bars. Lovely clean apartment with all amenities you would need including washing machine. Pictures of apartment balcony viewed from the acropoilis"