Melenos Lindos Exclusive Suites - Rhodes

Nestling against the rocky flank of an ancient acropolis dating from the 10th century BC, Melenos Lindos offers spectacular views of the Azure Aegean and the coastline beyond. The temple above, enclosed in its medieval fortress creates a stunning backdrop to this truly distinctive accommodation.

Whilst paying homage to the simple Lindian village architecture, the detail of the sandstone facades with their hand carved motifs; paved pebble mosaics and handcrafted interiors are breathtaking. Colour from trailing Bougainvilleas, fragrance from Frangipani, Lavender and Jasmine complete the ambience.

A passion for Greek history and culture combined with 21st century expectations of luxury and service will make your stay at the Melenos Lindos an unforgettable experience.

Bar, Breakfast services, Car and bike rental, Credit cards accepted, Excursions informations, Fax service, Internet corner, Laundry service, Lobby, Luggage room, Patio, Restaurant, Room service, Satelite tv in lobby, Tourist information, Umbrellas and sunbeds, Water sports, Wifi A/C, Balcony/terrace for every room, Hair drier, Privat bathroom/ensuite, Radio, Refrigerator, Room service, Safebox, TV

Situated in Lindos, a picturesque and historical village enjoys the views of a rocky natural harbor. The village is easily accessible by car, located 45 km south of the town of Rhodes, port and International Airport. Lindos village has been characterized by UNESCO as a global cultural legacy monument. All motor vehicles are prohibited from entering the town. Parking is available near by the main square of Lindos (walking distance). It is the site of the temple to Athena established by the Dorians more than 3000 years ago. The present village of Lindos which nestles below the Acropolis, was once the centre of a powerful city-state. In ancient times it was an important place of pilgrimage. Over the centuries Lindos remained a centre of trade activity because of its two natural harbours. Because of its strategic position between the East and the West, the island of Rhodes attracted many invading forces. When the Ottomans took control of Rhodes in 1523, Lindos prosperity continued. By the early 17th C the unique style of the Lindos Mansions had evolved. These distinctive houses form the basis of the design inspiration for Melenos-Lindos.