Lindos Princess Beach Resort and Spa

🏖️ Beachfront setting on a Blue Flag sand-and-shingle bay
🌀 Lagoon-style pools plus slides and kids’ splash zones
🌊 Six outdoor pools, children’s pools and an adults-only indoor pool
🎈 Full programme of kids’ clubs from 4 to 17 years
💆 Relaxing spa with sauna, steam room and whirlpool
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Rooms: 639 | Blocks: 16 | Floors: 3 | Lifts: 2

Board options: All Inclusive

Child age for pricing: up to 13 years

Lindos Princess Beach Resort and Spa occupies a prime seaside address on the south-east coast of Rhodes, directly on Lardos’ Blue Flag beach. Behind the resort, low mountains and olive groves create a classic Greek-island backdrop, while the coast road links easily to neighbouring Pefkos and the whitewashed village of Lindos with its famous Acropolis.

You’re far enough from Rhodes Town’s bustle to feel relaxed, but close enough to explore the island’s historic sites, traditional tavernas and water sports hubs on easy day trips.

Beach: on the beachfront
Nearest restaurant and bar (off-site): approx. 500m
Lardos resort centre: approx. 1.9km
Pefkos resort centre: approx. 3.2km
Lindos village and Acropolis: approx. 8–9km (short taxi/bus ride)

Approx. transfer time from Rhodes Airport (RHO): 2 hours

Lardos, Rhodes, Greece

With four restaurants and three bars, Lindos Princess Beach Resort and Spa makes dining with a family crowd pleasingly easy.

Spondi Main Restaurant is the sociable hub, serving buffet-style breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner with live cooking stations and a dedicated kids’ buffet area – ideal for less adventurous eaters. Aeolos Beach Restaurant keeps things casual by the water with buffets for breakfast, lunch and dinner, plus snacks through the day.

In the evenings, mix things up with the themed à la carte venues. Thalassa Greek Restaurant celebrates local flavours – think grilled fish, meze and classic Greek mains – while L’Osteria Italian Restaurant serves crowd-pleasing pizza, pasta and family favourites. Highchairs and children’s menus are available in the main venues.

Across the resort you’ll find a relaxed lobby bar (Dionysos) with a large terrace for sundowners, plus an Aegean pool bar and a handy beach bar for ice-cold drinks between dips.

Smart dress codes apply in the main and à la carte restaurants in the evening (no beachwear, long trousers requested for gentlemen), reservations are required for the à la carte options and some premium drinks or à la carte beverages may be chargeable depending on your board. Opening dates and hours can vary by season.

Pool time is a real highlight here. The resort offers six outdoor freshwater pools, including:

– A large lagoon-style main pool with palm-fringed islands and plenty of sunbathing space
– An activity pool with waterslides, water dome, whirlpool and children’s section
– Additional quieter pools dotted around the grounds
– Two children’s pools with shallow water and space for inflatables and toys

There’s also a heated indoor freshwater pool in the spa area that’s reserved for adults, ideal for a peaceful dip away from the splash zones.

Sunbeds and parasols line the pools and extend down onto the hotel’s Blue Flag beach, where the sand-and-shingle shoreline shelves gently into clear Aegean water. Water sports, including canoeing, pedalos, windsurfing, inflatables and scuba diving, are available from an independent operator on the beach (local charges apply; some with minimum age 16).

Complimentary pool towels are provided and inflatables are permitted in designated pools – always check the latest rules poolside.

Wellness fans are well looked after at the spa, which features a sauna, steam room, whirlpool and adults-only indoor pool. A menu of massages and beauty treatments plus an on-site hairdresser (all at extra charge) make it easy to add a little indulgence; spa facilities are generally for guests 16 years and over.

The air-conditioned gym is equipped with cardio machines, a free-weights area and fixed strength equipment (minimum age 16; set opening hours). Outdoors, there’s a full line-up of activities: aerobics, aqua aerobics, basketball, darts, five-a-side football, mini-golf, pétanque, pilates, table tennis, tennis and yoga sessions.

On-site you’ll also find a mini-market for essentials, plus a 24-hour reception offering concierge-style assistance, luggage storage and handy baby equipment hire such as bottle warmers, kettles, pushchairs and wheelchairs (some items at extra charge).

Rooms at Lindos Princess Beach Resort and Spa are spread across the main building, bungalow-style blocks and beachfront wings, with options tailored to couples, families and larger groups. All rooms include air-conditioning (seasonal), Wi‑Fi, flat-screen TV, safe, hairdryer, bathroom with bath and/or shower and daily cleaning with regular linen and towel changes. Many categories also feature a complimentary minibar stocked with beer and soft drinks.

Double Room
Comfortable and bright rooms with balcony, sleeping up to 3 guests (plus an infant). Most overlook the gardens or pools. Facilities include flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, hairdryer and bathroom with bath and shower. Selected Double Rooms include a complimentary minibar with beer and soft drinks.

Double Room Sea View
As per Double Rooms but positioned to enjoy full or side-on sea views from the balcony. Sleeps up to 3 guests (plus an infant) and includes complimentary minibar with beer and soft drinks.

Double Room Beachfront
Located closer to the shoreline for an easy stroll to the beach, these rooms sleep up to 3 guests (plus an infant) and feature a balcony or terrace with sunbeds, bathroom with bath and shower, and complimentary minibar with beer and soft drinks – a great pick for those who want to be first on the sand each morning.

Double Bungalow Room
Set in low-rise bungalow blocks amid the gardens, these rooms may be on the ground or first floor and offer a balcony or terrace, sunbeds and either a bath with shower attachment or walk-in shower. Sleeps up to 3 guests (plus infant) and includes a complimentary minibar with beer and soft drinks.

Family Room
Designed for up to 4 guests (plus 1 infant), Family Rooms provide additional sleeping space, typically with a sliding partition or open-plan configuration. They feature a balcony, sunbeds, bath with shower and a complimentary minibar with beer and soft drinks – ideal for families who appreciate a little extra room.

Family Room Beachfront
All the conveniences of a Family Room but in a beachfront location, just a few steps from the sand. Sleeps up to 4 guests (plus 1 infant) with balcony, bath with shower and complimentary minibar.

Superior Family Room
More generous in size, these rooms sleep up to 5 guests (plus 1 infant) and include a terrace with sunbeds, bath with shower and complimentary minibar. A solid choice for larger families who want to stay together in one space.

Superior Family Room Beachfront
The premium option for bigger families wanting that beachfront feel, these rooms sleep up to 5 guests (plus 1 infant) and come with a terrace and sunbeds, bath with shower and complimentary minibar with beer and soft drinks.

Family Suite
Suited to families up to 5 guests, Family Suites offer separate sleeping and living areas or two sleeping spaces, giving parents and children more privacy. You’ll find a balcony or terrace, sunbeds, bath with shower or walk‑in shower, coffee-making facilities and a minibar (charges may apply for some items).

Executive Suite
The most spacious option, sleeping up to 4 guests. Executive Suites feature a separate bedroom and living area, balcony, two bathrooms with showers, bathrobes and slippers, coffee and tea-making facilities, kettle, turndown service and minibar (local charge for some contents). Ideal for those seeking extra comfort or a longer stay.

Single Room
Perfect for solo travellers, these have a balcony, shower room and complimentary minibar with beer and soft drinks, plus all standard amenities.

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⚽ Daily daytime entertainment programme with team sports and family games (seasonal)
🏀 Activities such as football, basketball, darts, mini-golf and pétanque
🏊 Aqua aerobics and pool games in the activity pools
🧘 Fitness sessions including aerobics, pilates and yoga
🎵 Evening entertainment with live music, DJ sets, quizzes and in-house shows
🎭 Mini-disco and family-friendly shows for younger guests
🚴 Bike hire available nearby for exploring the coastline (local charge)
🌊 Beach water sports including canoes, pedalos, windsurfing and more (external provider, extra charge)

🛎️ 24-hour reception with concierge-style assistance
🧳 Luggage storage for early arrivals and late departures
👶 Family-friendly equipment available to hire, including bottle warmers, kettles, pushchairs and wheelchairs (local charges for some items)
🛍️ On-site mini-market for snacks, beach toys and holiday essentials
💇 Spa reception and on-site hairdresser (treatments extra)
🧴 Pool towels provided free of charge
🌐 Free Wi‑Fi throughout the resort
🧺 Regular housekeeping with linen and towel changes
🚕 Assistance with local taxis, car hire and excursion bookings

Lardos offers a more relaxed alternative to nearby Lindos, with whitewashed buildings, a pretty village square and a long Blue Flag beach. It’s a great base for discovering Rhodes’ ancient sites, from the Acropolis of Lindos to crumbling amphitheatres and traditional mountain villages.

Good to know:
• Country: Greece
• Island: Rhodes
• Resort: Lardos
• Currency: Euro (€)
• Time difference: GMT +2 hours (may vary with daylight saving)
• Flight time from UK: approx. 4.5 hours
• Transfer time to resort: approx. 2 hours by coach

Hotel facilities, entertainment and All Inclusive offerings are typically seasonal and may vary by date, weather conditions and occupancy. Some outdoor pools, water sports, entertainment and à la carte restaurants operate between early May and early November – always check the latest information on arrival.

For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Greece advice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Lindos Princess Beach Resort and Spa directly on the beach?
Yes. Lindos Princess Beach Resort and Spa sits right on Lardos’ Blue Flag beach. The hotel gardens lead straight onto the sand-and-shingle shoreline, so you can move easily between the pools and the sea throughout the day.

2. What does All Inclusive include at Lindos Princess Beach Resort and Spa?
The All Inclusive package generally features buffet-style breakfast, lunch and dinner in the main restaurant and beach restaurant, plus snacks at set times during the day. A selection of local wine, beer, spirits, hot drinks and soft drinks is usually available for a minimum of 12 hours daily. Depending on the length of your stay, you’ll also receive a certain number of included evening meals at the Italian and Greek à la carte restaurants with prior reservation. Premium drinks and drinks in the à la carte restaurants other than still mineral water may incur extra charges and inclusions can change between seasons.

3. Is Lindos Princess Beach Resort and Spa good for children?
Very much so. The resort is part of a family-focused collection and offers two children’s pools, water slides, a large playground, indoor soft play, and three age-specific kids’ clubs for ages 4–7, 8–12 and 13–17 years (seasonal). There’s also a mini-disco and family-friendly entertainment in the evenings, plus highchairs, kids’ buffets and children’s menus in the main restaurants.

4. Are there quiet areas for adults at Lindos Princess Beach Resort and Spa?
Although this is a family-orientated resort, adults do have space to escape. The spa area and indoor pool are reserved for guests aged 16 and over, and there are quieter pool zones away from the slides and activity pool. In the evenings, the lobby bar terrace is a relaxed spot for a drink once the main entertainment has finished.

5. What is the dress code in the restaurants?
During the day, casual resort wear is fine, but the hotel asks that guests do not wear wet swimwear in the restaurants. In the evenings, a smart-casual dress code applies in the main and à la carte restaurants: beachwear is not permitted and gentlemen are requested to wear long trousers. This helps keep the atmosphere relaxed but refined for dinner.

6. Do the rooms at Lindos Princess Beach Resort and Spa have a minibar?
Yes. Most room types feature a minibar, and for many categories – including Double Rooms, Beachfront and Family categories – the minibar is stocked with complimentary beer and soft drinks. Contents and refill policies can vary by room type and season, so check the information provided on arrival or ask reception for details.

7. How far is Lindos Princess Beach Resort and Spa from Lindos village?
Lindos Princess Beach Resort and Spa is located in Lardos, with Lindos village roughly 8–9km away. It’s an easy taxi ride or short local bus journey, making day or evening visits to explore the Acropolis, cobbled lanes and rooftop tavernas very straightforward.

8. Is Wi‑Fi available throughout the resort?
Yes. Complimentary Wi‑Fi is available throughout the hotel, including in guest rooms and most public areas, so you can stay connected, stream or share your holiday photos without using mobile data.

9. When is the best time of year to stay at Lindos Princess Beach Resort and Spa?
The main season typically runs from early May to early November, with pools, kids’ clubs, entertainment and most restaurants in full swing. July and August are hottest and most lively, while May, June, September and early October tend to offer slightly cooler temperatures and a more relaxed feel – ideal for younger families or couples looking to enjoy the facilities without peak-season crowds.