Lindos Village Resort & Spa

Recently visited this hotel very disappointing. Firstly pictures for advertisement of this hotel are very very deceiving rooms nothing like you would expect. Ours was a panoramic suite with sea view …. Balconies exceptionally small no privacy … grubby room requires refurbishment bed damaged leaned to one side telephones in room but don’t work. No tea coffee facilities after first night unless you’re willing to pay additional. We paid additional for bed breakfast and half board. We also paid for a late check out £120 but still had to be out of room for 4pm. Buffet evening meal very repetitive sometimes food not cooked properly especially seafood ( be cautious). Not entitled to buffet on your last night absolute rip off ( although paid for eleven nights) when challenged about this reception said well you ate first night ( single chicken warm wrap left in room) because of very late arrival shocking. Pool quite large but very overcrowded whilst we were there ( another pool would be beneficial for quests). Sun beds need replacing don’t look after them wheels hanging of some of them ( we took four out circulation whilst we there )Cost of drinks in hotel very very expensive especially red wine and spirits. £36 euro for two drinks !!!. Breakfast was very good lots of options for everyone. Could not enjoy breakfast outside far too many wasps lots people complaining about this ( definitely needs checking out ). Some staff appeared like they didn’t want to be there and management clearly not happy with some of them. However Achilleas was absolutely amazing couldn’t do enough for you always proactive helpful professional and always had a smile on his face ( thank you so much 😘) need few more of him. Entertainment very poor overhaul. Meal at Brocca restaurant you got discount 10 euro per person if you where half board although this cost 40 euro per person at buffet again shocking absolute rip off. Reception area is very nice shame staff not always helpful unless you’re paying more money for something. Food at poolside bar was always tasty good portion sizes. However don’t pay thousands of pounds for poolside food and nice weather. There are many more places to visit much better quality more importantly customer service including higher standards of accommodation facilities which are not dirty in need of repair outdated and value for your hard earned money👎👎👎 Don’t forget an iron they charge a fortune for ironing individual items !!! Will be discussing all this with tour operator 5 star definitely not !!!!!!!!!!!!

We had a great week at Lindos Village Resort & Spa. The hotel ist beautiful and clean. The food in the restaurant Ambrosia was excellent. The staff is wonderfull. They were all very friendly, helpful and totally enthousiastic when I, as a tourist, try to say a few Greek words. Cool also, there was a shuttleservice, that would bring us to the beach (500m down the road). The hotel ist not totally barrier-free, but the staff really helps where they can. They brought our luggage to our room for example.

Our stay started with difficulties as our panoramic deluxe double room booking wasn't in the system, and it didn't get better from there. The rooms, of which we saw 4, were uncomfortable, run down and unclean. Suprisingly that with so much silicone and black mould, the water would still leak from the shower tray to flood the bathroom everyday, that is to say in the 1 room where the shower wasn't leaking or positioned at chest height (for a 6'1" person). The two single beds pushed together gave my partner a good vantage point to enjoy the view as their mattress was 1 inch higher than mine. The spa was also broken down, from previous reviews it seems this has been the case for a while, and the outdoor pool and furniture hasn't been maintained for at least a few seasons. The monotinous drone of the pools pumphouse however provided a white noise to let us enjoy the view, but not so much as to forget the construction site that we had left behind in the UK. In all, staff were lovely, location was convenient, but the hotel appears to be largely left to ruin after the construction of the grand and royal nextdoor, no clearer example of this prejudice than the sunbed divide at the beach.