Dodecanese Islands Golf Holidays

Our stay at the Lydia Maris in Rhodes was very nice. The staff at the hotel are very welcoming, friendly and helpful. This includes staff at the front desk, restaurants, bars and the pool staff. They always greeted us with a smile and were alway happy to have a chat. It’s location is in reach of lots of shops and it has a very good reliable bus service to some of the nearby tourist attractions. It’s a lovely hotel but I don’t feel it offers all the facilities of a 5 star hotel as there was no access to an iron, extra fees charged to use the safe. The rooms are a bit dated and need to be modernised but other than that a lovely hotel.

Such an amazing stay for our family!!! The staff members always served with a big smile, and the food was absolutely amazing!! We had such a great time at the resort!!!

Overall it's average, compared to other 5 stars I've visited in Europe and Greece. One night the security was being very rude which was strange, given we were living the hotel.

This was our second visit to the Rodos Palladium. We returned because it’s an excellent hotel. The room we stayed in was exactly what we reserved: a seaview delux. It was big with a sitting area and large terrace/balcony. The separate bathroom was also spacious with a large walk-in shower. We had a half-board plan because the food at this hotel is exceptional. Evening meals were varied, flavourful and of the highest quality. There was no scrimping. The staff were friendly, efficient (when the rare ‘problem’ arose) and very helpful. In particular, I wish to single out Marieta, an extraordinarily cheerful, warm and colourful waitress who made dining in the restaurant a positively memorable experience. Apart from a disappointing ‘gym/fitness’ area which occupies a crowded space/room and is clearly under-invested in. This ‘gym’ lacks any modern, up-to-date or varied resistance-training equipment. Currently, it has very few weights, no dumb bells, a single adjustable bench, no Swiss balls or adequate space for ‘mat- work’. Personally I take fitness training seriously, even on holiday. And I know and see other guests, men and women of all ages, dedicated to continuing their fitness programme, even on holiday. When choosing a hotel its gym is important to me. Apart from this criticism, I have nothing ‘negative’ to say about the Rodos Palladium Hotel and highly recommend it.

Our stay at the Lydia Maris in Rhodes was very nice. The staff at the hotel are very welcoming, friendly and helpful. This includes staff at the front desk, restaurants, bars and the pool staff. They always greeted us with a smile and were alway happy to have a chat. It’s location is in reach of lots of shops and it has a very good reliable bus service to some of the nearby tourist attractions. It’s a lovely hotel but I don’t feel it offers all the facilities of a 5 star hotel as there was no access to an iron, extra fees charged to use the safe. The rooms are a bit dated and need to be modernised but other than that a lovely hotel.

Overall it's average, compared to other 5 stars I've visited in Europe and Greece. One night the security was being very rude which was strange, given we were living the hotel.

This was our second visit to the Rodos Palladium. We returned because it’s an excellent hotel. The room we stayed in was exactly what we reserved: a seaview delux. It was big with a sitting area and large terrace/balcony. The separate bathroom was also spacious with a large walk-in shower. We had a half-board plan because the food at this hotel is exceptional. Evening meals were varied, flavourful and of the highest quality. There was no scrimping. The staff were friendly, efficient (when the rare ‘problem’ arose) and very helpful. In particular, I wish to single out Marieta, an extraordinarily cheerful, warm and colourful waitress who made dining in the restaurant a positively memorable experience. Apart from a disappointing ‘gym/fitness’ area which occupies a crowded space/room and is clearly under-invested in. This ‘gym’ lacks any modern, up-to-date or varied resistance-training equipment. Currently, it has very few weights, no dumb bells, a single adjustable bench, no Swiss balls or adequate space for ‘mat- work’. Personally I take fitness training seriously, even on holiday. And I know and see other guests, men and women of all ages, dedicated to continuing their fitness programme, even on holiday. When choosing a hotel its gym is important to me. Apart from this criticism, I have nothing ‘negative’ to say about the Rodos Palladium Hotel and highly recommend it.