This was our 4th year to Pefkos and it is never a disappointment. Everything you could ever want in a holiday is at your finger tips. The hotel staff are superb nothing is too much trouble. The restaurant is amazing and has a lovely view out to sea, lovely place to watch the sun set. Clean towels and sheets everyday but Sunday.
Pefkos itself is great for a nice relaxed holiday, make sure you visit The Pub you will have a laugh a minute. Lindos is also worth a visit.
We have already booked 2013 holiday and can't wait.

Stayed at the Pefkos beach on 5th September for two weeks, and i have to say all the reviews have been spot on in their praise of this complex. reception staff are extremely helpful, the room was very spacious clean and modern, and the location is perfect. We stayed in the superior complex right in the front that had a stunning view of the resort. We are beach lovers my wife and i, so thats where we headed for most of our time there, although we did stay around the pool once or twice, and it was really relaxing, with plenty of beds without having to "towel book" any.The food at the pool bar was really nice with plenty of selection and very resonable. The cocktail bar had a great ambience and was very popular and always pretty full, the Nostalgia restauraunt has a great setting and food was nice,and again very popular.It is a busy resort with the main street being the busiest,The resort has plenty of bars & restaurants for you to eat somewhere different evey night. The resort itself is what you would call made for tourism with bars that have skysports on showing 3 or 4 matches at the same time, but thats what tourists want these days including myself, nothing like settling down with a pint and watching the footy, but you did have alternative bars where you could relax with a cocktail, try Giovanni's for this on the beach road. very friendly staff there, In all fairness the greek people for all their financial woes can't do enough to help you. That brings me to the price in the retaurants and bars, it really is quite reasonable to eat in all the restaurants there, you will pay a little more in the upmarket one's like the Terpsis, or the Hellas, the beer was 2.5 -3 euros cocktails varied between 4 - 5 euros. The beach was about a 15 minute walk from the complex about 20 mins back up the hill, after an exhausting day lazing on the beach, the beach bar (Lee's beach bar) was really good VFM with great food and very resonable.For a really authentic bit of greece you need to go to Lindos, just a bus stop away, it has a large number of restauarants nearly all rooftop with great views of the Acropolis lit up, Lindos is a labrinth of narrow streets, Rhodes town is another must visit during your time in Rhodes. I can see why people go back year on year to pefkos and the Pefkos beach hotel, it really is a geat resort & complex and one i would highly recommend.

We spent a week at the Pefkos Beach from 10 October 2012 and had a brilliant holiday. The accommodation was absolutely first class, we could not fault it for comfort or cleanliness.I was glad to have asked for a studio near the main building as some of the accommodation was further up the hill. There is at least an outside funicular lift to take you up to the top but we felt happier being near the main building anyway,closer to the pools and pool bar! The main building itself is a little way up a hill but not too bad. We didn't try the Nostalgia restaurant but used the Palm Cocktail bar which also belongs to the Pefkos Beach most evenings, lovely decor and friendly staff, the cocktails weren't bad either! The resort itself is fairly small, you can walk from one end to the other on the main road in about 10 minutes. It takes about 10 minutes to walk down to the beach from the Pefkos and about 15 back..We are not beach people but if you are it is a lovely sandy beach. The bus stop to go to Rhodes town is at the far end of the main road outside 'Pefkos by Night' (not easy to spot the bus stop sign which is on the wall!) We caught the bus into Rhodes town twice, it takes about an hour and a quarter and cost 5.5 euros each way. We also went into Lindos by bus which is just round the bay and cost about 2 euros. It's only 8 euros by taxi. I would think taxi would be best bet at busier times of year, the bus was quite full even though it was nearly the end of the season. One tip is don't despair if the bus is full when you get on at Pefkos to go to Rhodes town as we found a lot of people got off at Lindos which is only about 10 minutes away so you then got a seat for the rest of the way. There is not a lot else in Pefkos but there are plenty of restaurants and a sprinkling of shops plus a few bars. They were all pretty quiet as it was mid October. We were very lucky with the weather it was 22-24 degrees all week..If you are looking for a relaxing holiday in top notch accommodation and with loads of places to eat on the doorstep then you won't be disappointed. We are already planning to return to the Pefkos Beach studios next season.

This was our third time in Pefkos but our first at pefkos beach hotel, we stayed in a superior studio which was a very good standard, we had a lovely view over pefkos, our appartment was situated up the hill,if it wasnt for the lift i dont think we would of made it.The cleaners had done a superb job cleaning our room and the grounds are well kept.There are three pools to choose from 2 for adults and 1 for the little ones.Staff are very friendly from the hotel and from the palm cocktail bar. Air con and safe very expensive. The best bakery around is not the one up the hill, if you come out of the apartments do a left first shop you come to,they are very friendly there cakes are to die for, and there ice cream is a must and they appreciate your custom.The bar across the way called Peacocks staff very friendly. A good place to eat is Smiles very reasonable and great portions.Its worth making the effort to go into LARDOS 2 very good restaurants, dont go to the tourist bars go to the greek bar on the corner,the man who owns it is a typical greek who gives you an ouzo or two on the house.