Cathrin Hotel Rhodes By Anayia All Inclusive Resorts

“Nice stay in Rhodes, but would be more prepared next time”

The hotel has large rooms and a great balcony overlooking the pool and sea, which I liked. The food was good, offering a hot/cold buffet for every meal. Plenty of sunbeds were available around the pool, which was excellent. The reception staff were very kind; they even made sandwiches for me when I arrived late after the restaurant had closed, and I received a prosecco in my room. I had high hopes for the all‑inclusive offerings, especially because the area offers few dining options, but I was disappointed with the beverage selection. No fresh juice was available at breakfast (despite having oranges to eat), and all drinks came from soda dispensers— the orange option was broken for the entire four days— or were carbonated. If you prefer wine, the choices were only white, red, or a “rosé” that looked like a mix of the two, served on tap; boxed wine would have been better. I couldn’t find any bottled wine to buy, even though Greece has excellent wines. I also had to bring my own toiletries; the room only had conditioner and body lotion, and they were not restocked during the next three days.

Bruno·2 weeks ago

The hotel staff were nice, but the place was very old, smelled unpleasant in the rooms, was very dirty, and the food was barely enough to eat.

Zelicha·3 weeks ago

“Soggiorno perfetto per una vacanza in famiglia!”

The facility is super equipped in every detail and very clean. The rooms are very spacious with breathtaking sea views. The outdoor pool is super clean and equipped with showers and comfortable loungers. The buffet receives full marks, very varied and especially good! Highly approved.

Chiara·3 weeks ago

“Rent, trevlig personal, mindre bra mat.”

A family of four (two kids, 8 and 10 years old) found the hotel a bit cramped, but everything was clean and fresh. The pool was not huge but adequate for us. It was a short walk to the sea and the hotel was on a hill. It’s worth considering if the kids are small. All staff were very friendly. The food was okay, nothing more. The variety was very poor for lunch, snacks, and dinner. Breakfast was also not very good. Every evening there was some entertainment with loud music. It was fine for our kids to sleep in, but I can imagine it would have been hard for many.

Erika·3 weeks ago

“Very basic”

The staff are friendly! The water‑activity lady was nice and the kids‑club lady was lovely. The indoor shop is reasonably priced and the lady there is helpful and kind. Pictures and the booking promised bunk beds, but when we arrived we were told they didn’t have them. The man at reception said he wasn’t sure why they accepted our booking since it’s only set up for 4 people, not 5, even though we had our daughter with us. The dining area only has tables for 4 people. It says there is a play park, but it’s just a patch of grass with one baby swing! The queue for drinks is crazy. There aren’t enough dinners, and although it states you can’t reserve them, the staff do nothing about people going down early in the morning, putting a towel down, and leaving it there all day. The chefs were friendly and did their best with the food, but it is very basic, and the “snacks” were only a maximum of 4 trays of chips and biscuits. The location is at the top of a hill, quite far out, so transport is needed.

Jayne·3 weeks ago