Rhodes Town

Individually styled guest rooms are painted in deep-hued warm colors, with Oriental rugs and rare Eastern antiques (including large beds draped with translucent canopies) and surround lush gardens. — Fodor's

An intimate retreat near the Palace of the Grand Master exudes an exotic and luxurious ambience. — Fodor's

A restored Ottoman house on the quiet back lanes of the Old Town is one of Rhodes's most distinctive getaways. — Fodor's

This stunning design hotel, owned by a Greek photographer whose equipment is on show throughout, looks out on ancient ruins. It holds eight very different suites and two rooms. — Lonely Planet

The opulent, intriguing rooms of this hotel surround a garden, beautifully blending Ottoman and Greek heritage with sumptuous antiques, rich fabrics, fine woods, and contemporary fittings. — Fodor's

Located on a quiet Old Town lane not far in from the sea, Spot offers small antique-accented, stone-walled rooms with firm beds, colourful quilts and desks. — Lonely Planet

Located steps away from Rhodes Town Beach, the Grand resort is a large complex that makes full use of its resort space, including several pools, 13 restaurants, and cozy lounge bars. — Fodor's

These simple, whitewashed lodgings with bright accents are sparkling clean and surround a flowery courtyard far from the noisy tourist tracks in the northern parts of the Old Town. — Fodor's

Rooms in this modernist '60s-built hotel, 200m inland from Mandraki Harbour, have large balconies, baths, desks...downstairs there’s a stylish lobby, large outdoor swimming pool, sauna. — Lonely Planet

Hidden behind high walls in the southwest corner of the Old Town, these six flamboyantly decorated suites centre on a pleasant shaded courtyard garden, and have darkwood ceilings and high-tech touches — Lonely Planet

This peaceful hotel holds welcoming rooms with wrought-iron beds, cream walls, minibar and safety deposit boxes, based around a dramatic high-ceiling lobby and breakfast room. — Lonely Planet