Hotels in Faliraki, Rhodes: Where to Stay
Updated 14 August 2026 · 5 real hotels
Faliraki is a well-established beach resort about 14 km south of Rhodes Town, best suited to sun-seekers, young adults and families who want sandy beaches, water sports and a busy nightlife scene close at hand. It works less well for travellers hoping for quiet village atmosphere or easy access to the island's historic Old Town without a car or bus ride.
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Staying in Faliraki, Rhodes
Faliraki sits on the northeastern coast of Rhodes, roughly 14 kilometres south of Rhodes Town, and is one of the island's most recognisable resort areas. The beach itself stretches for several kilometres of fine sand, sheltered by calm, clear Aegean water, and the seafront promenade is lined with beach bars, tavernas and water-sports operators. During the summer season the area is busy and social, with a nightlife strip that draws a young international crowd. Outside peak season, from late spring and into early autumn, the pace slows noticeably and the area appeals to couples and families looking for a straightforward, comfortable beach holiday without the shoulder-season crowds.
Getting around from Faliraki is reasonably practical. Local buses connect the resort to Rhodes Town several times a day, making day trips to the walled medieval Old Town feasible without renting a vehicle. That said, a hire car or scooter opens up the rest of the island, including the hilltop village of Lindos and the quieter western coast. Accommodation in Faliraki spans a wide range: the Nephele Apartments (78 €/night, rated 5/5) and Anika Studios (55 €/night) offer self-catering flexibility at the lower end of the price scale, while the Mazoren Art Hotel (3 stars, 133 €/night, 4.7/5) provides a more designed, hotel experience with strong guest satisfaction. For adults travelling without children, the Atalanti Boutique Hotel (4 stars, 211 €/night, 4.4/5) offers a quieter, more refined stay. The Ano Kampos Hotel (2 stars, 114 €/night, 3.9/5) is a more modest option, though its rating suggests it may not suit guests with high expectations.
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| Hotel | Area | Rating | Price / night |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anika Studios | Faliraki | ★ 3.6 | 55 €/nuit |
| Nephele Apartments | Faliraki | ★ 5 | 78 €/nuit |
| Ano Kampos Hotel ★★ | Faliraki | ★ 3.9 | 114 €/nuit |
| Mazoren Art Hotel ★★★ | Faliraki | ★ 4.7 | 133 €/nuit |
| Atalanti Boutique Hotel - Adults Only ★★★★ | Faliraki | ★ 4.4 | 211 €/nuit |
Frequently asked questions
Is Faliraki good for families with children?+
Faliraki can work well for families thanks to its long sandy beach, calm sea conditions and a range of self-catering options such as the Nephele Apartments or Anika Studios. However, the resort is also known for its active nightlife, so families may prefer accommodation set slightly back from the main bar strip for a quieter night's sleep.
How far is Faliraki from Rhodes Town and the Old Town?+
Faliraki is approximately 14 kilometres south of Rhodes Town, where the UNESCO-listed medieval Old Town is located. By local bus the journey takes around 25 to 35 minutes depending on traffic and stops. By taxi or hire car it is closer to 20 minutes. It is a manageable day trip, though staying in Faliraki means you will need to plan transport in advance.
What is the best time of year to stay in Faliraki?+
The peak season runs from late June through August, when the beach and nightlife are at their liveliest and temperatures regularly exceed 30 degrees Celsius. May, June and September are popular with couples and older travellers who prefer warm weather, good swimming conditions and fewer crowds. Most accommodation and beach facilities operate from May to October; outside these months many businesses close.
Which hotel in Faliraki has the best guest rating?+
Among the listed options, Nephele Apartments holds a perfect score of 5/5, making it the top-rated choice by guests. The Mazoren Art Hotel follows closely with a 4.7/5 rating at 133 euros per night. If budget is the main concern, Anika Studios at 55 euros per night is the most affordable entry point, though its 3.6/5 rating suggests a more basic, no-frills experience.
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