Lindos Imperial Resort and Spa is a big, full-service resort on the east coast of Rhodes, in the wider Lindos area. It is built for long beach holidays, with pools, gardens, a spa and a choice of places to eat and drink, all within a single property. The east coast has calmer, clearer water than the west on many days, and a resort here gives you quick access to swimming, watersports and the sights of the southern half of the island. For families and groups who want a classic resort stay with an easy rhythm, it is a natural pick.
Location and getting around
The hotel lies along the east coast, within reach of Lindos village and its acropolis, and some distance from Rhodes Town. The drive to town takes about an hour, depending on the road and the traffic, so plan on using the resort as a base for the south and east rather than for evenings in the Old Town. Taxis, hire cars and organised day trips all serve the area, and the resort can help with arrangements. Check the current transfer options when you book.
Rooms
Resorts of this kind offer standard rooms, family rooms and suites, many with balconies or terraces overlooking the gardens, the pools or the sea. Rooms are generally air-conditioned and equipped with a minibar and a safe. Families should ask about interconnecting rooms or larger categories, while couples who prefer peace should request a room away from the main pool and entertainment areas.
Facilities
Expect several pools, including a children's pool, a spa with massage and wellness treatments, a fitness area and a range of restaurants and bars. Beach access is often direct or by a short walk, with loungers and umbrellas. Entertainment and activities are common in the main season, and some resorts run a kids' club. Board arrangements differ between rates, with options such as breakfast only, half board or all-inclusive in this class of hotel, so read the details carefully when you book.
Who it suits
Families, couples and groups who want a holiday centred on sea and sun with day trips to Lindos, Pefkos and other east coast villages. It is less suited to travellers who want to be inside the medieval city or who like to eat out in a different restaurant each night, though Lindos has plenty of places for an occasional dinner out.
Seasons
The resort is at its liveliest from May to October, when the sea is warm and the full range of facilities operates. Outside the season, services may be reduced and the property may close for part of the winter, so check the dates before you plan. Mid-summer is hot, and the east coast breeze helps, so a pool day with a late-afternoon excursion to Lindos is a good rhythm.
Why stay here
- ✓Seaside resort setting
- ✓Several pools
- ✓Spa and wellness treatments
- ✓Fitness area
- ✓Restaurants and bars
- ✓Family rooms
- ✓Beach access
- ✓Balconies or terraces in many rooms
Good questions
How far is it from Lindos?+
The hotel is in the Lindos area on the east coast. Check the exact distance to the village when you book.
Is it suitable for families?+
Yes. Family rooms, pools and activities in season make it popular with families.
Is a meal plan included?+
Board options vary by rate. Read the details of your chosen rate when you book.
