Hotels with connecting rooms in Dodecanese Islands

"We had a wonderful time, we just hadn’t realised we would be on the windy side of the island… very very windy. Food options in the hotel were pretty pricey and the local restaurant options didn’t look that appealing. The beach is grit rather than sand… but I’m being harsh - we genuinely had a wonderful time "

"A really nice hotel with good services and amenities nearby. The staff were brilliant and always so friendly and helpful- special mention to the staff at reception, at the bars and restaurants!! We went all inclusive which was well worth it and would definitely recommend the hotel. The whole area was very clean and the rooms cleaned to a high standard . "

"A perfect hotel in a perfect location. A little piece of heaven ❤️✨"

"We enjoyed our stay at this charming, quiet hotel nestled in a village-like setting with lovely gardens and a small river flowing by the main restaurant. The staff were friendly, hospitable, and eager to assist. While the main restaurant offered a limited menu, the à la carte options more than made up for it with excellent service and delicious food. The beach was pleasant, and the hotel events, especially the traditional folklore night, were enjoyable. However, the room cleanliness was disappointing—dust remained on light switches and floors, the towel rack was oxidized, and the toilet splashed water when flushed, despite daily cleaning. Overall, a lovely location with great hospitality but room for improvement in housekeeping."

"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."

"Ok but outdated, overpriced for the provided quality"