Mediterranean Hotel (Hotels in Rhodes Greece, open all year round)
On the island’s most privileged location, Hotel Mediterranean is set in the heart of Rhodes’ most popular sandy beach near the Aquarium, minutes away from Rhodes city, next to the Casino and a small distance from the Medieval City, Castle of the Knights and Ancient Ruins.
Perfectly positioned, Mediterranean is one of the very few hotels of the island that combines the benefit of proximity to Rhodes town, for those who seek to take advantage of the city life or explore the attractions of the Medieval town, with the comforts and all round hospitality provided by a first class hotel on the beach front.
Room Facilities:
The hotel offers 241 spacious and elegantly furnished guest rooms and suites, most of them benefiting from outstanding views of the Aquarium beach and the blue Aegean Sea.
All rooms offer superb comforts; en-suite bathroom with hairdryer and telephone extention, private balcony, air conditioning, satellite colour TV with Pay TV movies and teletext, direct dial telephone, internet connection, fully stocked mini-bar and room service.
Services:
Mediterranean exudes an eclectic feel reflected from the hotel’s impressive entrance and lounges decorated with rich combinations of Greek Marbles, elaborate mosaics, wood and relaxing colours.
The Mediterranean Cafe is a refined but relaxing place serving coffees, drinks and light snacks, ideal for lounging away your day and evening on luxurious soft furnishings or enjoying the view of the Aegean Sea on the outdoor terrace.
The “Thalassa” is Mediterranean’s own exclusive restaurant serving exquisite cuisine in pleasingly fresh dιcor surroundings with a carefully selected table d’hote & a la carte menu composed of Greek & International speciality dishes.
Location:
Rhodes is the largest of the Dodecanese Islands and fourth largest of all Greek Islands. Located in the south east Aegean, Rhodes lies very close to Turkey.
Rhodes is often called ""The Pearl of the Mediterranean"" and is known for its natural beauty, historical, and archaeological treasures. The landscape is mountainous and green with pine trees, and there are beautiful beaches.
Rhodes was an important center in the 3rd to 5th centuries AD as part of both the Roman and Byzantine empires. The Knights of St. John conquered and occupied Rhodes in 1306 and the medieval walled city is still a famous landmark in Rhodes town. The Knights of Rhodes ruled until 1522, when Rhodes was conquered by Suleiman the Legislator. Rhodes was recently declared a world cultural heritage monument by UNESCO.
Not far from the harbour, in the east of the city, you'll find the famous Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes (the Castello). The palace was originally built in the 14th century, but was then completely demolished in 1856 when the gunpowder that the Turks stored in the basement exploded. The palace was restored by the Italians in 1939 during the occupation.
Prices 2011-2012:
Rooms start from €30 per person per night in the low season, for competitive prices through out the year, please use our enquiry form to contact D&D Travel for further information.
D&D (Dodecanese Destination travel) of Rhodes - Greece, is one of the largest incoming tourism organization & destination management company that provides every possible tourist service and offers complete packages at the most competitive rates in the market.













