Distances
Airport of Rhodes - Diagoras: 15km - 20min
Port of Rhodes: 15km - 20min
Medieval City of Rhodes: 15km - 20min
Kallithea Springs: 6km - 10min
Acropolis of Lindos: 40km - 45min
Filerimos Monastery: 15km - 25min
Valley of the Butterflies: 20km - 30min
Acropolis of Rhodes: 13km - 19min
Archaeological Museum of Rhodes: 13km - 19min
Sevven Springs Waterfalls: 16km - 20min
Ancient Kamiros: 35km - 50min
Rattan Cuizine & Cocktail Restaurant
The Rattan team does their best to make sure that every visit is remembered and cherished for lifetime. It shows that a meal is not just a meal, its food which is prepared with passion and a lot of experience along with expertise and hospitality. In the warm and relaxing atmosphere, the menu is carefully designed inspired by the unique and savory local products. The guests are introduced with refined Greek cuisine with an own point of view. The cuisine itself is considered as a wise cuisine and the way the kitchen operates; by managing the ingredients or by expertise makes it wise. The food is light and the guests are able to see everything happening.
Rhodes Waterpark
Rocket down towering water slides, ride the swells in the wave pool or just float around at Greece’s largest waterpark.
Seven Springs
Rhodes has a small, hidden paradise and reveals only the nature lovers. This is none other than Seven Springs, located 10 km from our hotel. In a beautiful setting with tall plantains, named after the seven springs where you splash cool running waters, you will have the chance to experience moments of incredible relaxation with absolute protagonist in nature.
* Do not miss to visit the homonym lake of the area, crossing the small narrow tunnel that starts from the ravine and will lead you to your destination.
Horse Riding
Riding in Rhodes is a very popular sport. In the island there are horse-riding clubs and horse-riding events are organized throughout the year. It is one of the most beautiful ways to get to know the island and its nature!
Medieval Town of Rhodes
The beautiful Medieval Town of Rhodes, an alley of varied architectures from different times, was proclaimed UNESCO in 1998 as a World Heritage City. Walking through the narrow streets within her walls, you will see legends, myths and fairy tales with knights in front of your eyes. Undoubtedly, the most obvious influences on its architecture are those of the Order of the Knights of St. John and of the Ottomans. Today, the Medieval City is a lively place where the heart of tourism, commerce and entertainment in the Emerald Island is the strongest.
* In the Medieval Town of Rhodes you will discover some of the most famous restaurants and bars of Rhodes.
Grand Master's Palace
The most remarkable monument since the domination of the Order of the Knights of St. John on the island of Rhodes, the Palace of the Grand Master is impressive and imposing as you ascend the Knights Street in the Medieval Town of Rhodes. Built in the position of the lower Acropolis of Ancient Rhodes, at the starting point of the temple of God the Sun, the palace was created in the 14th century by the Knights of St. John to be the personal residence of the Grand Master, and at the same time serving as the administrative center town. The palace was destroyed in 1856 following a strong gunpowder explosion and was rebuilt in 1940 by the Italians, who followed his original plans, and was the command and residence of the Italian governor. Objects that stir the interest are mosaic floors, medieval furniture, columns and capitals, mirrors and paintings.
The Colossus of Rhodes
The ancient acropolis of Lindos, one of the most popular pilgrimage sites of antiquity, enclosed by the walls of the Knights, stands at an altitude of 116m. Here you will admire the impressive temple of Lindian Athena, built in Dorian style the 4th century B.C.
Popular Lindos
According to tradition, in the place of the dears at the harbour, once stood the Colossus. The ships sailed under its legs and the passage was closed at night with a chain. It is one of the most extraordinary ‘stories’ the Aegean Sea has to tell!
The famous Faliraki of Rhodesy
The most popular and favourite destination for young British tourists in Rhodes. Here excitement runs high, the music is loud and the alcohol…flows. A paradise for the lovers of adrenaline with all the water sports.
The valley with the butterflies
In a lush canyon there is a forest unique in Greece with oriental sweet gums, trees that look like sycamores. The scent of the juice they secret attract millions of butterflies of the Panaxia quandripunctaria species with the characteristic four orange dots on each wing.
The street of the Knights
The most famous street of the Old Town of Rhodes is the street of the Knights, restored to the way it was during the medieval period. Here you will find the lodgings of the ethnic groups that comprised the Order of the Hospitallers. The highest point of the street is dominated by the impressive Castello, the Palace of the Grand Master.