Camelot Traditional & Classic Hotel

An old lady around 65 years old she looks nice in the first thought but she is not. She is extremely rude plus I found out that she killed a cat by hitting her on the head so many local people are talking about this at the moment. Is a big thing I Rhodes Island at the moment I even found a photo from the poor kitty. I'm sorry but do you want really to stay in a hotel that someone killed a cat and even she said that she is going to kill more cats?

STAY AWAY unless you wanna support with your money sadistic criminals who literally abuse and kill family cats and threaten people and even kids! Coming from a local, there is proof and witnesses for what is written here. If you're human, stay tf away.

Nina was a very friendly and caring host. This hotel was converted from a knight’s residence and retains many historical elements. The location is excellent in Old Rhodes town. However, check out which room you are booking to ensure it offers the space you require.

Location is great; room perfectly clean and comfortable; and the hospitality was really above and beyond. Our host Nina was kind, attentive, and helpful, giving us good advice on where to eat and visit. Our stay here was the highlight of our trip in Greece: the hotel feels quaint and is so picturesque/cute we saw other guests bringing in friends to show it off twice during our short stay. Thank you Nina for making our stay in Rhodes so comfortable!

I stayed at the Camelot Traditional & Classic Hotel with my family of 4 and it was the perfect location for walking around the old town. The place is decorated beautifully and has a wonderful old world charm. We didn't realize until after checking in that this is actually more of a bed and breakfast then a hotel and we loved it. Nina was beyond accommodating and made us a fantastic breakfast every morning with fresh squeezed orange juice.

A great little friendly place with a perfect host. Nina met me on check in as she does with all guests, and made me feel right at home. I really loved sharing chats and ouzo after the day’s activities. She has a real servant heart and has lovingly restored the place. She provides an excellent breakfast with a variety of local and home made dishes, making sure you don’t leave hungry. She helped me find a trip to Halki, and even provided an extra early breakfast for that day. I would certainly recommend staying here. There are lovely terraces, a quaint breakfast room in a quirky and unique setting. The only thing to note, it might be difficult if you struggle with stairs or cobbles, but that adds to the authenticity. This place is good for your soul!

This is a charming old property. The friendly owner, Nina, takes great pride in her hotel, B&B, and is available to give advice on the local area.

We thoroughly enjoyed our trip to Rhodes and our stay at Camelot. It is a charming small hotel/B&B and Nina makes every effort towards your enjoyment of your holiday. The hotel is in the heart of Rhodes old town close to lots of restaurants, cafes and shops. We had a studio room with a fridge, sink and 2 ring hob. There is outside seating in peaceful courtyards and Nina is available with friendly advice and of course a huge breakfast. Lovely!

Our accommodation was a short walk from the Marine gate. Taxis are not allowed in the old town. The hotel is situated 1 street back from the main thoroughfare so perfectly situated. Quiet but walking distance to everything. Our beautiful hostess Nina met us with a glass of Ouzo. There is no lift as the building is very old and only certain renovations could be made to change it from its original state. It was 15 century Knight’s house and you can see original arches.There is a nice bar,lobby and breakfast area. Three lovely original courtyards even on the roof.Seating everywhere outside. Our room was small but adequate for two. It was beautifully decorated, tea coffee facilities, hairdryer,hanging space,shower/toilet. The bed was comfortable. In the mornings Nina made our breakfasts. We had fresh jams/ marmalade, fresh breads butter honey,tea,coffee, fresh eggs small cakes and fresh squeezed orange juice. We chose to eat our breakfast in the courtyard. Nothing was too much trouble for Nina. She was very informative telling us how to get to places and the best places to eat and drink. Our room was serviced daily and our clothes neatly folded. This was a great place to stop and when we return to Rhodes we will definitely be stopping with Nina.