Pedi Beach Hotel

📍 Beautiful seafront location on peaceful Pedi Bay
🧘 Perfect for a totally relaxing, low-key escape
🏛️ Traditional Greek style with whitewashed, harbour-front charm
🌊 Stunning Aegean views from terrace and sea-view rooms
🤝 Friendly, welcoming atmosphere with personal service
📶 Free Wi-Fi throughout

Official rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Board options: Bed and Breakfast

Child age: up to 12 years
Certified Sustainable Hotel
Quality Award 2024
57 rooms | 2 floors | No lifts

Pedi is one of those little Greek villages that feels untouched by time. Tucked into a valley on the north coast of Symi, pastel-coloured houses cascade down to a small working harbour and a curved pebble beach. Cats snooze on doorsteps, locals play cards outside cafés and boats come and go at a gentle pace.

Pedi Beach Hotel sits right on the waterfront in the heart of the village, so you can wander to a couple of laid-back tavernas and watch everyday island life unfold. Symi Town, with its handsome neoclassical harbourfront and wider choice of dining, is just a couple of kilometres away by local bus, taxi or water-taxi boat, making it easy to mix quiet beach days with atmospheric evenings in town.

Beachfront: direct access to the pebble beach
In Pedi resort centre
Symi Town: approx. 2km

Approx. transfer time from airport: 2 hours 30 minutes including a ferry crossing from Rhodes (RHO).
Due to flight and ferry timings, an overnight in Rhodes on arrival or before departure may occasionally be required.

Pedi, Symi Island, Greece

Wake up to sea views and a generous breakfast spread in the main restaurant, which blends Greek and international favourites in a relaxed, unfussy setting. Later in the day, the à la carte menu showcases local ingredients – think fresh fish, Greek salads and grilled meats – alongside international dishes, with seating both indoors and out on the terrace just steps from the water.

The lobby bar, set on a seafront terrace, is the social hub of the hotel from morning coffee to late-night ouzo, with that all-important view of boats gliding into Pedi Bay. Smart-casual dress is appreciated in the restaurant (no beachwear), and seasonal opening dates and hours may vary; reservations and supplements can depend on your board basis, so always check the latest information on arrival.

There is no pool at Pedi Beach Hotel – and it really does not need one. You step straight from the terrace onto a pebbly beach that shelves into clear, calm water ideal for swimming and paddling.

Sunbeds and parasols line the water’s edge, so you can spend long, lazy days between your lounger and the sea. Sunbeds are chargeable (typically from around 10 EUR per sunbed), but you can usually redeem that amount in drinks from the bar or restaurant, making it a great-value way to spend the day right on the waterfront.

While this is very much a relax-and-unwind kind of place, there is a small but well-equipped gym with cardio machines and free weights, open roughly 07:00–21:00 in season (minimum age 16). It is ideal if you like to balance sea swims and taverna lunches with the occasional workout.

Back at reception, the team can help with concierge-style assistance – from local tips and restaurant recommendations to arranging taxis or boat trips – and luggage storage is available if you are arriving early or leaving late. This is a simple, low-key hotel where the focus is more on the setting than big-resort facilities, which is exactly the appeal for many guests.

Standard Double Room
Sleeps: 1–2 guests
Comfortable, simply-styled rooms with either a double bed or twin beds, and a balcony for enjoying the fresh sea air. Facilities include flat-screen TV, free Wi‑Fi, safety deposit box, kettle, fridge, hairdryer, air conditioning (seasonal, roughly 02 May–31 Oct) and a bathroom with bath or shower. Daily cleaning keeps everything fresh.

Standard Double Room with Sea View
Sleeps: 1–2 guests
As the Standard Double but with those coveted full sea views over Pedi Bay – perfect for sunrise coffees or an early-evening drink on your balcony as the light softens across the water.

Standard Double Room with Limited Sea View
Sleeps: 1–2 guests
Great if you want to keep an eye on the budget but still glimpse the water. Layout and facilities mirror the Standard Double, with a partially obstructed view towards the bay.

Deluxe Room
Sleeps: 2–3 guests
More space for couples or small families, with an additional sofa bed or extra bed. Expect a contemporary, light look with a balcony, flat-screen TV, free Wi‑Fi, safe, kettle, fridge, hairdryer, minibar (local charge), shower bathroom, seasonal air conditioning and daily cleaning.

Junior Suite
Sleeps: 2–4 guests
Ideal for families or friends who appreciate extra room to spread out. Junior suites typically offer a larger open-plan space with sleeping and sitting areas, a balcony, shower bathroom, flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, kettle, fridge, hairdryer, minibar (local charge), seasonal air conditioning and daily cleaning.

Single Room
Sleeps: 1 guest
A practical option for solo travellers, with the same core facilities – balcony, shower bathroom, flat-screen TV, Wi‑Fi, safe, kettle, fridge, hairdryer, minibar (local charge), seasonal air conditioning and daily cleaning.

*Images indicative; layouts/views may vary. Room allocation, furnishings and outlook can differ even within the same room type.

🛶 Direct access to calm, clear sea for swimming and paddling
🚶 Scenic coastal walks between Pedi and Symi Town
🏋️ On-site gym with cardio equipment and free weights (16+, seasonal hours)
📸 Harbour and hillside viewpoints ideal for photography
🚤 Easy access to local boat trips and water-taxis (bookable locally)

🛎️ Reception with concierge-style assistance
🧳 Luggage storage for early arrivals/late departures
🍽️ Restaurant with highchairs for children
🌐 Free Wi‑Fi throughout the hotel
🧴 Beach sunbeds and parasols (local charge, often redeemable against bar/restaurant spend)
♻️ Certified Sustainable Hotel practices (details available on site)

Language: Greek
Currency: Euro (€)
Time difference from UK: +2 hours
Typical flight time from UK to Rhodes (RHO): around 4.5 hours

Transfer notes: Pedi Beach Hotel is on Symi, reached via ferry from Rhodes. Your overall transfer usually includes transport from the airport to the port, a scheduled ferry crossing of roughly 1.5 hours, then onward transport from Symi port to the hotel. Because ferry schedules are weather and timetable dependent, it’s common for travellers to spend the first (and occasionally last) night in Rhodes in accommodation of a similar standard and board basis, arranged as part of the itinerary.

Local costs (approximate and subject to change):
• Beer: around £3.80
• Three-course meal for two: around £42.70

*Information is based on the most recent supplier details and may change seasonally. For entry rules and health guidance see the UK FCDO Greece advice.

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Pedi Beach Hotel right on the beach?
Yes. Pedi Beach Hotel is set directly on the pebble beach in Pedi Bay, so you can walk from the hotel terrace straight onto the seafront. Sunbeds and parasols are available on the beach for a local charge, which you can normally redeem as a credit against drinks at the bar or restaurant.

2. Does Pedi Beach Hotel have a swimming pool?
No, there is no pool at Pedi Beach Hotel. Instead, the focus is on the natural setting: a calm, clear bay that is perfect for swimming, snorkelling and paddling, with easy access from the hotel to the water.

3. What board basis can I book at Pedi Beach Hotel?
The hotel is offered on a Bed and Breakfast basis. Breakfast is served in the main restaurant, and for lunch and dinner you can either dine at the hotel (buffet and à la carte options) or explore local tavernas and restaurants in Pedi and nearby Symi Town.

4. How do I get to Pedi Beach Hotel from Rhodes Airport?
You’ll typically fly into Rhodes Airport (RHO), then take an included transfer to the port, followed by a ferry crossing of about 1.5 hours to Symi, and onward transport to the hotel. The total transfer duration is around 2 hours 30 minutes including the ferry. Due to ferry schedules and occasional weather disruption, you may spend your first or last night in Rhodes in a hotel of a similar standard before continuing your journey.

5. Is Pedi Beach Hotel suitable for children?
Yes, children are welcome and the hotel offers family-friendly accommodation such as Deluxe rooms and Junior suites, with child ages up to 12 years. There is a relaxed, quiet atmosphere rather than dedicated kids’ clubs or slides, so it suits families who enjoy simple beach days, boat trips and exploring Symi at their own pace.

6. What room types are available at Pedi Beach Hotel?
Room choices include Standard Double Rooms, Standard Doubles with Sea View, Standard Doubles with Limited Sea View, Deluxe Rooms (sleeping up to 3), Junior Suites (sleeping up to 4) and Single Rooms for solo travellers. All come with a balcony, Wi‑Fi, air conditioning (seasonal), TV, fridge, kettle, safe and daily cleaning.

7. Is there Wi‑Fi at Pedi Beach Hotel?
Yes. Free Wi‑Fi is available throughout the property, including in guest rooms and public areas, so you can keep in touch, stream or plan your days out around Symi.

8. Does Pedi Beach Hotel have a gym or spa?
The hotel has a small gym with cardio equipment and a free-weights area, usually open daily during the main season with a minimum age of 16 years. There is no dedicated spa on site, but reception can often help recommend local wellness or massage options if you’d like to arrange treatments nearby.