All-inclusive hotels Rhodes: The best options

If you're looking for all-inclusive hotels in Rhodes for your holiday this year, the Island of the Knights offers one of the richest selections of all-inclusive resorts throughout Greece. From lively Faliraki to the tranquil shores of Kiotari and Lindos, Rhodes features accommodation for every level, from family resorts with extensive entertainment programmes to luxurious thalasso spa resorts for couples.

In this guide, you will find a detailed presentation of the region, practical tips for choosing an all-inclusive package, as well as a list of 12 of the most notable all-inclusive hotels in Rhodes, organised by area, with indicative prices, ratings, and facilities.

Opting for all-inclusive in Rhodes usually means full board, drinks (local and often international), access to swimming pools, courts, children's play areas, and daily entertainment, making your holiday budget predictable and convenient, especially for families with children.

Rhodes: Geography, beaches and when to go

Rhodes is the largest island in the Dodecanese, covering an area of approximately 1,400 square kilometres with a coastline stretching over 220 kilometres. It is divided into two main tourist zones: the northeast side, with Rhodes Town, Ixia, Ialysos, and Faliraki, where Diagoras Airport is also located, and the southeast side, with Kiotari, Lindos, Lardos, and Charaki, an area that has been quieter and less touristy in recent years.

Rhodes' beaches vary significantly: Faliraki boasts a large sandy beach with organised beach bars and water sports, ideal for young people and families seeking activity. Kallithea, with its iconic thermal springs, combines pebbles and sand in a more picturesque setting. Kiotari and Lardos have long sandy beaches with shallow waters, suitable for young children, while Lindos and its surrounding coves (Agios Pavlos, Pallas) offer postcard-perfect scenes, with the Acropolis dominating the sea.

Access to Rhodes is primarily by air, with direct flights from most European centres and domestic flights from Athens and Thessaloniki throughout the year, while in summer, the availability of charter flights is particularly high. Alternatively, there is a ferry connection from Piraeus, although the journey takes approximately 15-18 hours.

The best period for an all-inclusive holiday in Rhodes is from mid-May to the end of September, with the high season concentrated in July and August, when temperatures often exceed 33-35 degrees Celsius. June and September offer milder weather, fewer crowds, and often better prices, without compromising on warm sea temperatures.

The island's gastronomy is one of its strong points, with dishes such as 'pitsi pitsi', 'rodikos kolokithoanthos' (stuffed pumpkin blossoms), and local wines complementing the experience, while most all-inclusive resorts incorporate elements of Rhodian and Greek cuisine into their menus, especially for themed dinners. Beyond the beach, it's worth visiting the medieval city of Rhodes (a UNESCO World Heritage site), the Valley of the Butterflies, ancient Kamiros, and of course, the Acropolis of Lindos.

What to look out for in an all-inclusive hotel in Rhodes

Before booking your package, check exactly what the all-inclusive programme includes: bar and restaurant opening hours, whether drinks are local or imported, and if there are additional charges for à la carte restaurants or for certain sports such as scuba diving.

If you are travelling with children, pay attention to the existence of a miniclub with a programme for different age groups, a children's pool with shallow depth, and the distance of the accommodation from the beach, as several resorts in Kiotari and Lardos are located directly on the sand, while others in Ixia and Faliraki might be a few minutes' walk away.

For couples seeking tranquility, prefer hotels with separate 'adults only' zones or smaller room capacities, while those wanting a wellness experience should check if the spa and thalassotherapy treatments are included in the package or charged separately.

Finally, always compare recent guest reviews regarding the quality of food and the variety of buffet options, as this is the point that most differentiates the experience of one all-inclusive hotel from another, regardless of its star rating. Also, check the cancellation policy and if a deposit is required, especially if you book your holiday several months in advance.

The best all-inclusive hotels in Rhodes

Faliraki

1. Esperides Beach Resort
Location: Faliraki - Kallithea Beach, Rhodes
Average cost: €130
Rating: 8.4
Facilities: swimming pool, all-inclusive, children's pool, entertainment, free parking

A large family resort directly on Faliraki beach, with multiple swimming pools and a rich entertainment programme for children and teenagers. Suitable for families who want activity and entertainment all day, with easy walking access to the centre of Faliraki.

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2. Calypso Beach Resort
Location: Faliraki, Rhodes
Average cost: €120
Rating: 8.1
Facilities: swimming pool, all-inclusive, children's pool, tennis courts, pool bar

Hotel with direct access to a sandy beach, suitable for both families and groups of friends who want to combine relaxation with the nightlife of Faliraki, which is just a few minutes' walk away.

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Kallithea

3. Kresten Palace Hotel
Location: 6th km Kallithea Avenue, Kallithea, Rhodes
Average cost: €175
Rating: 8.6
Facilities: swimming pool, all-inclusive, spa, sports facilities, free parking

A high-spec resort with large outdoor pools and an indoor spa, ideal for couples and families who want quality services near the picturesque area of Kallithea, without being far from Rhodes Town.

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4. Kresten Royal Villas & Spa (Euphoria Resort)
Location: 6th km Kallithea Avenue, Kallithea, Rhodes
Average cost: €260
Rating: 9.0
Facilities: private beach, all-inclusive, spa, luxury suites, à la carte restaurants

A luxurious resort with a private beach and high-quality services, suitable for couples seeking a more premium all-inclusive experience, with a variety of restaurants and a large indoor-outdoor spa.

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5. Helea Lifestyle Beach Resort
Location: Kallithea Avenue, Kallithea, Rhodes
Average cost: €190
Rating: 9.0
Facilities: private beach, all-inclusive, swimming pool, wellness, free WiFi

A modern resort with an emphasis on design and food quality, with private beach access and well-organised swimming pools. Suitable for couples and families with older children who appreciate aesthetics and comfort.

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Ialysos

6. Electra Palace Rhodes - Premium All Inclusive
Location: Trianta Beach, Ialysos, Rhodes<
Average cost: €210
Rating: 8.7
Facilities: private beach, premium all-inclusive, swimming pool, spa, airport shuttle

A classic large-scale resort opposite a sandy beach, with a comprehensive premium all-inclusive programme and extensive leisure facilities. Suitable for families who want reliability and consistent service quality near Rhodes Town.

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Ixia

7. Atrium Platinum Resort & Spa
Location: Ixia, Rhodes
Average cost: €225
Rating: 8.8
Facilities: swimming pool, all-inclusive, spa, gym, free parking

A luxurious 5-star resort in Ixia with a large indoor spa and several themed restaurants. Suitable for couples and families who want to combine comfort with easy access to the area's nightlife and Rhodes Town.

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Kiotari

8. Mitsis Rodos Village
Location: Kiotari, Rhodes
Average cost: €155
Rating: 8.5
Facilities: beachfront location, all-inclusive, children's pool, miniclub, sports courts

A family resort directly on Kiotari beach, with a comprehensive activity programme for children and teenagers. Ideal for families who want a quiet area but a full entertainment programme.

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9. Mitsis Rodos Maris
Location: Kiotari, Rhodes
Average cost: €145
Rating: 8.4
Facilities: beachfront location, all-inclusive, swimming pool, entertainment, free parking

A quieter alternative next to its sister hotel, Mitsis Rodos Village, suitable for families and couples who prefer a lower intensity but the same level of all-inclusive services on the beach.

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Lachania - Kalathos (South Rhodes)

10. Atrium Prestige Thalasso Spa Resort & Villas
Location: Lachania, Rhodes
Average cost: €240
Rating: 8.9
Facilities: private beach, all-inclusive, thalasso spa, swimming pool, villas

A luxurious resort with an emphasis on thalassotherapy and a quiet location in southern Rhodes, away from the main tourist hustle and bustle. Suitable for couples seeking relaxation, spa experiences, and a serene environment.

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11. Atrium Palace Thalasso Spa Resort And Villas
Location: Kalathos, Rhodes
Average cost: €200
Rating: 8.7
Facilities: private beach, all-inclusive, spa, children's pool, villas

A resort with extensive gardens and a private beach, near Lindos and Lardos. Suitable for both families and couples, thanks to its combination of quiet and livelier zones within the resort.

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Lindos - Lardos

12. Lindian Village All Inclusive Resort, Curio Collection by Hilton
Location: Lardos Beach, Kiotari, Rhodes
Average cost: €230
Rating: 8.9
Facilities: private beach, all-inclusive, swimming pool, spa, à la carte restaurants

A luxurious resort directly on Lardos beach, featuring traditional Rhodian architecture and high-quality gastronomy. An ideal choice for couples and families who want to combine proximity to Lindos with a full all-inclusive programme.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which is the best area in Rhodes for an all-inclusive holiday with children?

Faliraki and Kiotari are considered among the best choices for families, as they have sandy beaches with shallow waters, many resorts with miniclubs, and a rich entertainment programme. Kallithea also offers an excellent balance between quality services and tranquility, ideal for younger children.

How much do all-inclusive hotels in Rhodes cost on average?

Prices vary significantly depending on the category and season, usually ranging from €110-€150 per night for a double room in 3-4 star resorts to €220-€280 in luxurious 5-star hotels with a premium all-inclusive programme, especially in July and August.

What does an all-inclusive package in Rhodes usually include?

Most hotels include breakfast, lunch, and dinner in a buffet, local alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks during the day, snacks, use of swimming pools and sun loungers, as well as a daily entertainment programme. Some resorts also offer à la carte restaurants or spa services, usually with a small additional charge or limited availability.

What is the best time for an all-inclusive holiday in Rhodes?

The period from mid-May to late September offers warm weather suitable for swimming. June and September combine mild temperatures, fewer crowds, and often more competitive prices compared to the peak season of July and August.

Do I need to rent a car if I stay at an all-inclusive hotel in Rhodes?

It is not essential, as most all-inclusive resorts fully cover accommodation and dining needs within the premises. However, a rental car significantly facilitates excursions to places like Lindos, the Valley of the Butterflies, and the medieval city of Rhodes.

What is the difference between an all-inclusive and a premium all-inclusive package?

Premium all-inclusive typically includes a wider range of drinks, often imported ones, access to à la carte restaurants without extra charge, as well as additional services such as a refreshed minibar or access to special pool zones. The cost is accordingly higher compared to the basic all-inclusive programme.

Rhodes combines history, natural beauty, and one of the most comprehensive networks of all-inclusive hotels in Greece, catering to every need, from family holidays with an intensive activity programme to quiet couple's getaways with spa facilities and private beaches. By choosing the accommodation that suits your holiday profile, you can enjoy the island without worrying about additional expenses, leaving room only for exploration and relaxation.