Apollo Beach Hotel

Apollo Beach Hotel is a four-star beachfront resort hotel at Kallitheas in Faliraki, on the east coast of Rhodes, Greece. Faliraki is the island's best-known holiday resort, about 12 to 15 km south of Rhodes Town and roughly 25 km from Diagoras International Airport, with a long sandy beach, a lively strip of bars and restaurants and regular bus links to the Old Town. The hotel sits on the Kallithea side of the bay, close to the Kallithea Springs rotunda complex and a short distance from the resort's main promenade. Guests rate it 8.9 out of 10 on Booking.com, a strong score for a resort of this category. The property is listed with a swimming pool, restaurant, bar, free wifi and direct beach access, and room types include Double Rooms and Family Rooms, which makes it suitable for families as well as couples. The hotel's website is apollobeach.gr for direct enquiries. Meals are normally taken in the on-site restaurant, with breakfast the central offering and dinner buffets or menus common at resorts of this type; guests who want variety can walk or take a short taxi ride to the tavernas of Faliraki or the cafes at Kallithea. The beach is shallow and sheltered in many places, which suits children and casual swimmers, and the resort area provides water sports, a water park, mini-golf and an organised nightlife scene. Service follows the pattern of a package-holiday resort: a reception that arranges excursions, car hire and transfers, plus a mix of families, couples and groups. Day trips can include Lindos, Rhodes Old Town, Anthony Quinn Bay and Tsambika Beach, all reachable by public bus or rental car along the east coast road.