Knights of Old Town

It is the most wrecked and miserable place that i have ever stayed and it costs 103E per night.The pictures in booking platform are absolutely misleading. They present only some of the rooms in the hotel. Rooms and toilets in jail must be much better for sure. Look at the size of window in the bathroom.... In all this "room" there isn't not even one hanger for our towels. The smell of mold was unbearable. We are also deceived because the according to reservation the size of the room sould be 35m2 but it was much much smaller as you can see in the pictures(not even 25m2). This rooms is a disgrace for the island of Rodos. Run away....

A budget hotel, which is good value for money. Cheap and cheerful with a very warm welcome and help with our cases, which we appreciated, and good recommendation for dinner away from the crowds. Don't expect luxury - the bathroom is a very basic wetroom with handheld shower, and the bed was so hard and springy neither of us slept a wink, however, the location was right in the centre of the beautiful old town, and the place itself had such a charm about it.

Arrived early and hosts let us to drop our bags off until we were able to book in at 2pm. 5 of us arrived and were shown our rooms which looked nothing like the site’s photographs. The beds were hard and rooms not particularly clean. The bathroom/ wetroom was so small you couldn’t swing a cat in it, the window was broken and the shutter tied closed with stretched rope. The shower was hand held with no where to hang it, soap was a dispenser so very difficult to soap oneself and shower at the same time. The water sprayed over everything inc toilet and floor was dangerous to walk on. The door from bathroom had not been cleaned from previous guest and was spotted with water splashes and soap stains. The toilet bin was not emptied the 3 days we stayed which we thought was disgusting. Main room ….the curtains were tied back with cord with frayed ends. No lampshades over bedside lights, bed rattled and squeaked when turning over, basic kitchen with broken floor tiles. The cost for 3 Days two nights was 99 euro. No stars were available for this hotel, we now know why, this hotel is more like a hostel and not worth the price. I highly recommend go elsewhere and enjoy your vacation and not have it spoilt by staying here.

Excellent value for money . These little apartments are in the heart of the old town with a beautiful walk into the square with lots of tucked away side streets and an authentic Taverna just a couple of mins away. The room was basic but comfortable and clean. The shower/toilet was small but lots of hot water and towels/toiletries etc. We had a spacious balcony with a good view. The staff were helpful, met us from the taxi, carried our bags and a lovely lady even walked us into town so we didn’t get lost on our first night. The only tiny thing I’d add was that another mirror in the room would have been useful. All in all though a very enjoyable stay and the town was so beautiful, it hard not to fall in love with everything and everyone in it.

We needed to stay an extra night in Rhodes as our flights were cancelled. It was easy to get round Rhodes town. The location is a more residential area for the old town and not that fancy but its a budget option. The air con is excellent, its clean the staff are super helpful. Pretty much what we were looking for for a cheap additional night. The staff walked us down and waited for our taxi with us. (We did not get this from the 5* we were staying at earlier in the trip!) For the price this is great. My only advice criticism was that they need be to get some black out curtains. The room we stayed in got light very early.

What a lovely venue. We was welcomed, buy very helpful staff, who once we was settled walked us to the local shop so we could grab some bits and gave us recommendations for places to eat. Very friendly and helpful staff. We stayed here 3 nights, we had a small room but ideal for us and has everything you need and more. We were told if they weren't fully booked they were going to upgrade us to a bigger room. Set within the medieval walls of the Old Town of Rhodes what a stunning location. Highly recommend!

Room 7, upstairs, is a 40msq room with a fridge, kettle, balcony and bathroom is the nicest of several rooms here. It is airy with 4 windiws and two doors. Overlooking an ooen area with houses you can hear and see a lived in area of the old town. It was clean and nice. Occasional smells emerge frim the bathroom due ti ancient sewers, but just flush the loo, run the shower abd tap abd it goes.

24-28/9 & 6-8/10/21 We three middle aged British guys were starting our fortnight in Rhodes, staying here after booking from London beforehand. The size of the room was tempting, as well as the proximity of the old town. Access - from bus station by foot, get used to scale of map and alleyways to find hotel, up stairs to empty reception so phone Stamos to meet (he is in charge of numerous rendezvouses). He was very friendly and accommodating guy who recommended Laganis and Nimmos locals' restaurant. Room 7 (sleeps four maximum), is on first floor by reception (up steep steps from road) and was very clean, fresh with grey tiled floors and distressed pink or white walls. The balcony was cosy with nice two chairs and a table overlooking road junction, sunny in afternoon but windy. Two people comfortably but three having breakfast is difficult as big plates, no room for anything else. Third person sits on coffee table dragged up to doorway. See later for alternative. Door windows tend to rattle so put pegs in to jam (we take pegs to hang clothes too). Four big shuttered and glazed windows overlooking generally quiet streets. Three openable windows in total and balcony door windows open. It can get quite blustery although I'm not sure where the draught 'goes' and the windows that cannot be secured with hooks clatter and open and close noisily. Luckily I bring bungies as a solution! Electrics corner (a bit dark, needs another light, I bring my own switchable plug in bulb holder and lamp). I rearranged the busy corner to improve cabling, cleaning, H&S and ergonomics. AC unit with remote, unused as not necessary so not tested. TV 28inch lcd, two remotes so confusing. Managed to select TV input and watch traditional music troupe with Greek dancers with a hanky. Cordless kettle tray unit with trays for tea bags. Quiet fridge with ice box but no tray and three half litre bottles of still water, nice welcome touch. The power sockets and lights turn off whilst the key fob is taken out of room, except for the electric corner so no defrosting or warming up of frozen or chilled goods! Cupboard with preparation surface. Basic cutlery and crockery and glassware for three. Extra glasses and knives were supplied quickly by texting Stamos. Corkscrew/bottle opener. Toasted sandwich maker which was used for two mornings but was difficult to clean with the facilities, I bring a nylon/sponge spondex for such tasks. Bin but no separate recycling. On wandering around there is no recycling infrastructure in old town but beyond walls in the suburbs are big blue Palladian eurobins for dry recyclables (which I took our recycles to). Glass recycling pods are on the harbour front. Central lantern lamp switchable from door and double bed. Long mirror and face mirror, better they were swapped round as full length needs to be beside the wardrobe for a better full length view. Luggage bench Coffee table which was used on the balcony along with another simple folding cha