Atlantica Holiday Village Rhodes

The room was clean. The restaurants had great ala carte menus and Olive Buffet was also good. The pool by our room was relaxing.

Lovely pools and gardens everywhere. Big rooms although a bit old. Lots of brits. Water park was great. The big negative was the main restaurant. Food was more on a 3 star level here and extremely noisy as well.

We had an absolutely fantastic stay and genuinely didn’t want to leave! This was one of the best family holidays we’ve had. The hotel is perfect for families. Our girls loved the pools, waterslides and the high ropes course. Just be aware that some of the slides have a minimum height requirement of 120cm, and if you’re planning on doing the high ropes, make sure you bring proper trainers as Crocs aren’t allowed (we actually had to borrow a kind stranger’s shoes!). The food was excellent throughout our stay, with the Greek restaurant being a particular highlight. Our room was spotless and in a brilliant location right next to the pool, with a small play area for the children which made life so much easier. Every member of staff we met was friendly, welcoming and couldn’t do enough for us. The entertainment team worked incredibly hard, and the foam pool party was a huge hit with both the kids and adults. Our only minor criticism was that one member of the entertainment team repeatedly shouted “IT’S TIME!” very loudly through the microphone during his activities. It felt a little over the top and briefly took away from the otherwise relaxed and fun atmosphere. Overall though, this is a fantastic hotel that we’d happily recommend to anyone looking for a fun, family-friendly holiday. We made some amazing memories here and would love to return.

We stayed 2 weeks my husband and I and really enjoyed our stay over there. Everything was perfect. The view was incredible, the restaurants as well. Many thanks! I recommend!

Stayed here as a family group of adults and older teens and unfortunately the resort did not deliver anything close to the advertised 5-star experience. The resort was clearly not fully operational for a large part of our stay. Several advertised facilities were closed or unfinished for nearly half the week. The noodle bar did not open until Monday despite us arriving Friday, the Paaru adults-only bar was closed for several days, and the Irish bar was still being renovated until Tuesday. This was especially frustrating as the Irish bar was advertised as the main indoor venue for live sports and evening entertainment. Because it was unavailable, we had to leave the resort and spend extra money elsewhere to watch major games. It also meant there was effectively nowhere comfortable indoors to sit during the cold and rainy weather, despite travelling with elderly parents and specifically considering indoor facilities when booking. Food was another major let-down. The buffet was repetitive, basic and nowhere near 5-star quality. Despite themed evenings being advertised, there was very little variation night to night and the buffet was often chaotic, with items running out well before service ended. Drinks were often machine-made, overly synthetic and poor quality, and there was nowhere to get a proper fresh coffee during the day. Most concerning was the incorrect food labelling, with vegan marked items listing milk, fish or egg allergens even after concerns were raised