Gennadi Grand Resort

Elegant design, first class hospitality, luxurious amenities and a quiet, secluded location on the southeast coast of Rhodes make the Gennadi Grand Resort a standout choice for an unforgettable Greek island getaway. 

Cool off in a choice of three outdoor pools, get your vitamin D fix while sunbathing on the private sandy beach, and make the most of the fabulous spa facilities, which include a heated indoor pool, a sauna and a Turkish bath. A wide range of soothing massages and beauty treatments are also available, should you fancy indulging in a little extra pampering. 

There’s plenty of scope for keeping active, too, whether you fancy a game of tennis or beach volleyball, a solo workout at the gym, a yoga session, or one of the aqua aerobics or pilates sessions that form part of the animation programme. And if you prefer to give your mind a workout, the hotel also has a number of unique classes, such as astronomy, to get involved in. Little ones certainly won’t be left out, either, as the mini club hosts a fun-packed range of activities for guests aged 4-12 from June through to September. 

As for the dining scene, your taste buds are in for a treat here. Take your pick from the lavish buffet offering at the main restaurant, casual lunches at the poolside restaurant, and a quartet of speciality à la carte restaurants covering everything from traditional local cuisine and grilled meats to fresh seafood and gourmet fine dining. You’ll also find a deli down by the beach, along with an array of bars dotted throughout the resort – so drinks and snacks are never far away.

The spacious rooms and suites combine comfort and style in equal measure, featuring light, summery tones and all the modern touches you’d expect, including air conditioning, Wi-Fi access, smart TVs, tea and coffee facilities, and an optional pillow menu on request.

Keen for a change of scene to explore more of what the island has to offer? The historic village of Lindos (known for its clifftop Acropolis) is a 20-minute drive away, while the UNESCO World Heritage-listed medieval Old Town of Rhodes is an hour away – both are ideal options for day trips.