Lito Hotel

Stayed in this hotel for 6 nights with my sister. Given that we paid about the same amount per night that we would have in a travelodge in the UK I felt that we got a really good deal. The room was small but clean and perfectly adequate to our needs. The bathroom would have been better for some ventilation, but it was not a real issue. The balcony had a good view out over the hotel pool and the sea. Breakfast was included and varied slightly each day. There are no kettles in the room but we were able to get hot water and milk from the pool bar when it was open. It is about a 3 mile walk to the edge of Rhodes town and there is a bus stop about 50 foot away from the hotel. There was some noise in the evenings, but as this was from other guests being loud this is not the hotels fault. The staff were friendly and did their best to help us with our queries, even when we were asking about facilities outside of the hotel. It is in easy walking distance of several restaurants which had a good variety of food (including catering for vegetarians)

I came here for all inclusive hoilday with the Mrs... Absolutely lovely little hotel,very clean, staff friendly but needs updating to fit it with the other hotels around.... I wouldn't not recommend eating here as the food was horrific.... The breakfast was okay... They bring food from outside company so nothing cooked on site and it's cold. Overall nice hotel in a good location of rhodos town center but if you want explore a bit more your better of the other side of the island as you are closer to them....

The staff at the Lito are very friendly and helpful. The rooms, whilst not overly large, are clean and tidy. But there was no kettle in the rooms so you could come back to the room and have a drink when you wanted, or wake up and make a morning cuppa. We went for a week on bed and breakfast which was fine but for anyone on all inclusive, I think it would have been a disappointment. I was told the evening meals were ok but never hot. The pool bar had limited food on offer and there was no entertainment provided in the evenings. The beach is just across the road but the road was incredibly busy and hard to cross, even at the crossing point. It is also a very noisy road and at times during the night, the noise would wake us up. I slipped on the ladder into the pool on the first day, and badly twisted my knee and bruised my shin so I only used the pool once more after that and sort of fell in, rather than use the ladder. The pool area is tatty and needs an update. There are a lot of stairs up to the reception area and this is hard when you have a walking disability as I have. There is a lift but you have to walk around the side of the building and it is only open during daylight hours. We do not go all inclusive anywhere and there is no need to do so here. There are a number of restaurants within easy walking distance of the Lito and our favourite was The Ideal, the first one you come to when you leave the hotel. The staff there were friendly and helpful, always pleased to see you and couldn't do enough for you. We recommended it to another couple who were also just as impressed and didn't go elsewhere after they went here. The beach at Ixia is a bit of sand with a lot of pebbles and it is hard to get into the sea. The wind blows across quite a lot so the water is often choppy but it was warm and the breeze did keep us cooler than those people who chose to stay around the pool. We had a good holiday but there were things that could have made it better, like a kettle and better access for disabled people.