Nice hotel. It was cheap, 60 euros a night. For this price, however, I had the smallest view I've ever stayed in. Me and my girlfriend had to dance around each other whilst in the one narrow area of the room which had standing space. The rest of the room was taken up by a huge, very comfortable bed. It's a nice place if you are just going to sleep and want lots of natural light. If you want a room to lounge around in, this is not the place. Still, the hotel was very charming, the room romantic, and the breakfast superb. Thus the 4 rating. Though 3.5 is probably more appropriate.

Three of us shared a triple room at Andreas and we loved the place despite the closet sized bathroom with its concertina vinyl door and the gymnastics required to have a shower without flooding the toilet. Otherwise the room was great - two singles downstairs and a loft with a double.
As a group including mature travellers, we found having to carry luggage up a flight of stairs a challenge but we got help which was greatly appreciated. Andreas is friendly, helpful and welcoming and the breakfast was ideal. It is budget priced but behaves better than most higher order hotels. I would happily stay there again and we really appreciated having Anna meet us at the airport with our driver and get us into the maze that is the Old City of Rhodes. The cost of this service was only slightly more than a regular taxi and Annna's style of meet and greet was worth every penny. Good luck to anyone trying to find Hotel Andreas without this service.

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