Amira Hotel (ex Princess Flora)

The hotel is about 5-10 minutes walking distance to Kallithea beach, but you have to cross a very busy road. The hotel is 2 minutes walking distance to a good and large grocery store. Bus stop right outside that takes you to Rhodes town in 10 minutes or down south on the island. No restaurants nearby, the nearest is a 10-minute walk away. The hotel itself needs a renovation. It is very responsive so it is very easy to be disturbed during the evening/night time. The rooms are not clean despite cleaning several times during the week, dirty floors, shower/toilet/sink is not cleaned, sheets and towels are changed once/week. Bad planning of furniture, had to rearrange the furniture to be able to open the balcony door and it was not possible to move around in the room as the furniture was to large. Bad storage for clothes. The breakfast did not have a large selection even though it is an all inclusive hotel. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this hotel.

Our booking was room+breakfast. Especially we choosed this choice because I and my wife want to try different greek foods in another restaurant and places.

But for our kids we had have to eat something in restaurant hotel. The price was 7.5 EUR each kids. It is ok but content of launch/dinner menu was so poor.

Especially juice machine was locked in launch & dinner :-D. what an absurd situation. Only Cola/Fanta (fizzy drinks) you can drink.

Juice machine locked, Only in breakfast they allowed.

Additionaly, While we are feeding our kids, Restaurant staff looking-staring/ watcing us to catching us if we are stealing the foods.
Also in breakfast staf staring at our plates & they speak in their own language and smiling.

What a irritating situation.

In lobby and restaurant, airconditioner is not working. Especially remote control device helded by Michal (Restaurant Chieff).

PLEASE READ BEFORE COMING HERE!!!!!!!

I recently stayed at the Amirah Hotel in Rhodes, and unfortunately, it was a deeply disappointing experience. From the outset, several issues marred our stay, and I feel compelled to share them to help others avoid a similar experience.

Firstly, upon arrival, we were horrified to find that our mattress had period blood stains on it, which is simply unacceptable. This speaks volumes about the hotel's standards of cleanliness and hygiene.

The hotel's location is less than ideal. It’s about a 26-minute walk from the beach, which might be manageable for some, but the town center is extremely far, making it inconvenient if you want to explore. The hotel does offer taxi services to get you to your desired destination, but returning is another story. They are unable to assist with arranging transport back to the hotel, leaving guests potentially stranded and forced to find their own way back. This lack of support and clear instructions made what should have been a relaxing holiday quite stressful.

The food at the hotel was another major disappointment. The options were extremely limited, often revolving around cheese-based dishes, which not everyone prefers. The quality of the food was so poor that we felt compelled to dine out, which led to further frustration as we struggled to find a taxi back to the hotel. Shockingly, the staff couldn’t even provide us with a taxi number and instead suggested we take a bus, but the instructions they gave were vague and unhelpful.

The bathroom was also a letdown. The shower was cramped, with mold visible on the ceiling, and to make matters worse, we were informed that toilet paper could not be flushed down the toilet. The room itself was nothing like the pictures we had seen online. There was a stove in the room that seemed entirely out of place and unnecessary, adding to the overall sense of misrepresentation.

The only redeeming features of this hotel were the pool and the sunbeds, which were pleasant enough. However, these few positives do not make up for the numerous issues we encountered.

In conclusion, I strongly recommend looking for alternative accommodation if you are planning to visit Rhodes. If you must stay here, please thoroughly inspect your room upon arrival, consider going all-inclusive but dining elsewhere, and be prepared for a lack of support from the hotel staff. This is not a place I would return to, and I cannot recommend it to others.

The worst hotel I have ever been to; I really cannot say anything good about it. Horrible rooms (the bathtub was a disaster), poor food choice (snacks at the pool disappear in seconds), impolite hotel staff, no animations. Even the location is bad, there is absolutely nothing to see and nowhere to go in the area.

Mold everywhere in bathrooms, we had four rooms and all was full of mold, the worst food i ever eat in a hotel. Most of employees are unfriendly, the beach in the area are disgusting, the restaurant on the beach is nice but very expensive compared with other restaurants in the city. The cleanliness in the rooms was our biggest problem, asked many times for cleaning up the rooms and every time they just washed te floor and that was all. The pictures do not show the reality. NEVER BOOK THAT HOTEL !!!

We are not the most demanding guests, but this hotel have really low standarts to some things. Air conditioning is 9 euros/day, wifi 5 euros/day , beach/pool towel 10euros/trip. Breakfast and dinner more or less normal for 3 stars hotel. Lunch - you will not be hungry, but we didint enjoyed, poor choices. Prepare to go out some days at least. Most staff is friendly.