Hotel Andreas is a charmingly intimate refuge close to the heart of Old Rhodos. The staff is extremely attentive and knowledgeable, especially Patrick who could charm the paint off the walls, good restaurants, shopping and important historical sites are all within walking distance. And the view from the terrace is magnificant! Would I were there now.

Last April I had the pleasure of finding a hidden treasure in the walled Medieval City on the Isalnad of Rhodes--The Hotel Andreas. Rumors claim it was the harem for a fifth century Arab nobleman. I found it to be a delightful headquarters for roaming and researching the entire island. The prices were good, the charm and hospitality of the staff and the manager, Patrick, outstanding. I highly recommend its old world ambiance and modern day conveniences. You will love its location and its panoramic views of the city stretching across the Agean Sea to a view of Turkey in the distance. (8 miles)
Nikki Yukic, Albany, CA

On paper (or the internet), the Hotel Andreas looks like a great romantic option, but this is largely dependant on the room. We were a bit unlucky in that we had a room (number 22, Clea) that had an outside bathroom and very little storage space. The advertised private terrace actually requires a lambada with a tree and a walk along a fairly narrow ledge - and to be honest, it's not really worth it. The terrace itself is a bit overgrown and was incredibly windswept when we were there.

The bathroom was also a bit disappointing. Although we had sole use of it, we had to walk across the main courtyard to get to it, past the door of one of the other rooms. Hot water was a luxury - although you could cut the time you spent in the bathroom by sitting on the loo and having a shower at the same time!

It's not 100% negative, though. The staff were very pleasant and the breakfast was good - and was served in the terrace bar which has great panoramic views across the Old Town.

Hotel Andreas is a characterful place to stay in Rhodes Old Town. Each room is very different. We stayed in two of those, #18 and #17. #18 had a cute terrace with a great view and #17 had enough room for 4 and a loft. A mistake was made with our reservation (we were supposed to be in the honeymoon tower suite) and while we were initially upset, the staff was truly apologetic and tried to make amends. Breakfast was pleasant and the rooms were clean enough. It's not fancy at all, but it's so cute and in such a great location that it doesn't really matter. Recommended.