Lindos Breeze Beach Hotel

Lindos Breeze Beach Hotel is an upscale beachfront resort on the Kiotari coastal road (EP1), in Kiotari, southeast Rhodes, Greece. Guests rate it 9.1/10 on Booking.com, and a sample listing showed rates from about 261 EUR (300 USD) per night. Kiotari is a stretch of coastline on the southeast of Rhodes, about 55 kilometres from Rhodes Town and roughly an hour from the airport. Long pebble and sand beaches, a handful of large resorts and open countryside characterise the area, and the nearby villages of Lindos and Gennadi can be reached by road or taxi. Facilities outside the resorts are limited, so visitors usually rely on the hotel for most meals, and a rental car is helpful for sightseeing. The coast is open and breezy, with sea conditions that vary from day to day. The hotel is on a long stretch of coast with large resorts and open countryside. Double Rooms and Family Rooms are listed, with wifi, a pool, a restaurant, a bar and beachfront access. A restaurant and bar are on site, and options outside the resort are limited. The pool and beach are the main leisure features; no spa is listed in the guide's data. Service is resort-style and suited to couples and families. In the upscale category, the property targets visitors looking for a higher standard of rooms, food and service than a basic package hotel, at prices below those of the island's top five-star resorts. Rates rise noticeably in July and August and fall in May, June, September and October, when the weather is still warm and the resorts are less crowded. Booking direct or comparing the hotel website with online travel agencies can show differences in meal plans and cancellation terms. Visitors planning a stay on Rhodes should note that the island has a hot, dry summer climate, with daytime highs often above 30 degrees Celsius from June to September, and that sunscreen, water and a hat are advisable for excursions. Car rental is widely available at the airport and in the main resorts, and taxis are plentiful but cost more over longer distances. Euro cash is useful for small tavernas and beach bars, and most hotels accept major cards.