Europa Hotel in Rhodes Town Rhodes Greece

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The Europa Hotel is a modern property with a terracotta facade located opposite Psaropoula Beach, 1.5 kilometers from Rhodes Old Town and the harbour. There are 103 air- conditioned guest rooms and studios spread over six floor. All have light modern decor and cool tiled floors, and balconies with sea or pool views.

Europa Hotel, Rhodes Town Rhodes All have bathrooms, hair dryers, televisions and direct-dial phones. Studios also have kitchenettes with two rings and refrigerators. Breakfast is available each morning and snacks and drinks are served in both the main bar and the poolside snack bar. Guests can enjoy a revitalizing dip in the outdoor pool and sunbathe on the surrounding terraces, and there is a separate children's pool. Those preferring to keep out of the sun can relax in the television lounge or play a game of pool. There is a mini market on site and the 24-hour front desk offers currency exchange and safe deposit boxes. Parking is available nearby.

Address: Manager, Rhodes, P.O Box: 85100

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Hotel services

Safe deposit box
Air conditioning
Outdoor pool
Parking
Pool
Lounges/bars
Game room
Gift/News stand
Poolside snack bar
Accessible parking
220 AC
24-hour front desk
Room only
Bed and breakfast

Find us!

On leaving the airport turn left and follow the signs for Rhodes town. The Europa Hotel is situated in the middle of the new town of Rhodes directly opposite the Psaropoula Beach.

Attractions

Closest Airport
Diagoras airport located on North-West of Rhodes Island and offers short and long term car parking. Snack bars and souvenir shops are available.

Lindos Village
Lindos was first inhabited in 3000 BC.Second only to Rhodes town as a holiday resort it is now a National History Landmark.

The Old Town
The old town of Rhodes is the oldest still lived in medieval town in Europe. Now an UNESCO world heritage site.

Palace of the Grand Masters
A fortress within a fortress, this was the seat of 19 Grand Masters. Built in 14th century and restored by the Italians in 1930