Paradise Village - All Inclusive

Stunning place. I had a superior room with a sea view which was stunning. The entire hotel is picturesque and so clean, paired with a sultry ambiance. The staff were so polite and friendly too. Location is good, Old town Rhodes is just a 10-12 min drive away. Airport is 20 mins away or so. Cannot fault this hotel, so much to do here at the resort and on the beach (plenty of water sports activities) would recommend to anyone who wants to stay in Rhodes. Thank you so much to all the staff at Elissa Lifestyle Resort. 10/10

Lovely stay in this amazing place. So nice and relaxing we had a lovely view of the sea. The hotel grounds are very well maintained with lovely plants. All pools were lovely so many to choose from. Staff were all helpful.

Clean, calm and great weather. Private bungalow was lovely, really spacious with a great sea view. Complementary airport transfers late check out were a nice touch. Food options not that special room service sub par.

Excellent location. Spacious modern clean hotel. The food was excellent with a great choice of food each morning and evening. All the staff we encountered were very polite and helpful. Easy access too into Rhodes old town. Bus journey 23 minutes €4.50.

So beautiful, but have to wait hours for room service to delivery coffee items. Often having to ask multiple times. Noticed the floors were pretty dirty and towels/bed sheets typically have black/brown markings on them. The staff were very lovely, kind and helpful and the 15 pools meant they were very quiet which was great! The beach was gorgeous, however beds were reserved every day so could rarely find a space, despite the hotel mentioning reserved spaces will be removed. Buffet for breakfast was great! But lunch/dinner options were very expensive and the buffet €45 per person for mediocre food. Very beautiful hotel, but maybe not quite worth the expensive price you pay.

Very reduced services and few professional service staff. Almost no service at the pools or beach. Very limited social area after dinner other than pool beds

Lovely hotel and great location around 30 minutes transfer from the airport. The hotel has some lovely restaurants only downside is you need to be big on beef and seafood! The buffet is themed daily however the food is the same! Breakfast is chaotic and again after a few days is very repetitive. The downside the staff ask if you’re paying for the food or drink bill via cash or to the room, then present you with the bill mid meal. They need to chill, priority seems to be wanting to take your payment. The rooms are not cleaned to a high standard, the floor is dirty, not swept or hoovered and everything is dusty. We stayed at Elissa which states is an adult hotel however we have at least 6 kids under the age of 15 in our ‘sharing pool’ not good enough! Either update the policy or stick to your advertising! Late check out doesn’t exist, they keep you waiting until the night before and proceed to tell you you can have the room for €72! This hotel still needs fine tuning, room for improvement!

We really enjoyed our stay here. The hotel is amazing, quiet and relaxing. There are many pools so we did not have to worry about finding a sun bed and the hotel is in a great location to travel to other areas of the island, for example Rhodes Old Town. The only downside was booking taxis, as when you book one via the hotel you are given a number, but the taxis take a long time to arrive (up to 45 minutes some days) and they also add a hotel booking charge to the fare.

I caution against considering this place unless you're solely focused on Instagram content. Our extensive travel experience, spanning over a decade with around 600 hotel stays globally, led us to the most disappointing encounter ever. Even basic lodgings in remote areas exceeded this. The hotel prioritizes Instagram aesthetics, possibly driving positive reviews from those valuing social media over true experience. During our 9-day stay, several issues arose: Administrative Mishap: The hotel claimed to be adults-only, but kids under 12 were observed nearby, conflicting with policy. The hotel initially insisted on verified ages, suggesting fake passports when challenged. Eventually, the mistake was admitted. Room and Hygiene: A room change was granted after days of power outages and an unclean space with plumbing issues. However, replacements lacked promised amenities. Compensation of three days' half board did not suffice. Room Cleanliness: Initial room conditions were poor, with ants, spiderwebs, and foreign hairs. Persistent plumbing issues led to flooding and a sewage smell. Broken fixtures added to the woes. Disappointing Service: Apart from select restaurants, staff were unprepared, inattentive, and language barriers hindered communication. Extensive wait times were common, highlighting service flaws. To conclude, this was our worst experience. I urge you, if you've read this, to explore better option!