Prasonisi Lighthouse

Lovely new apartments, only opened in 2013. Only 14 apartments in total, so a lovely quiet setting. Short 5 minute walk to the local village, with a supermarket, bakers and 3 or 4 restaurants. The beach is shingle, but the sea is the clearest and cleanest I've ever seen. We were well looked after in the apartments, and were provided with a welcome pack on arrival, extra pillows when we asked, and a later check out time on our final day. A car is useful to get around, although there is a local bus service which could be used, the bus stop is in the village and seems to run fairly regularly. The pool was clean and of a good size, and due to the small number of apartments, it was never a problem to get sun beds around the pool.

Very clean. Well appointed. Staff are friendly and happy to assist with all needs, without being oppressive or OTT. Food is excellent, wide ranging. Drinks equally so. The included breakfast is amazing. Prices seem reasonable and certainly competitive with what we paid whilst in Lindos for food and drink. Some reviews mentioned that the music near the pool was too loud, but I disagree. The volume is kept respectable and never intrusive. We had a room very close to the main bar and this music was never enough to keep us awake. There is some Sun lounger reserving behaviour at the main pool, but the fact that all rooms have their own swim up veranda mitigates this. Check in and check out were smooth. I’d recommend private transfers from the airport - around €100 return for us, around 30 minutes trip. The only thing I would mention is not the fault of the hotel at all, but trips into Lindos and Rodos are not as convenient as we had hoped. Whilst taxis can be booked by reception; they cost around €45-50 each way. We didn’t look into the busses but heard they were very busy. Overall would wholeheartedly recommend this hotel. Would love to come back again soon.

We very much enjoyed the hotel and the staff all of whom were excellent. We would have. Liked a bigger choice at breakfast, perhaps more in the way of salad and fruit