Amada Colossos Resort

“This hotel was an excellent choice in every way. The staff were incredibly polite, professional, and welcoming throughout our stay. One thing that really stood out was how well-organized the dining service was. Every table had its own dedicated staff member who took care of the guests from start to finish. As soon as we arrived at the restaurant, we were warmly welcomed and escorted to our table, and the same staff member continued to look after us during the entire meal. The level of attention and service was truly outstanding. Another great feature was the location of the hotel’s swimming pools. They were just a few steps away from the beach, and everything on the beachfront belonged to the hotel. There was no need to pay extra for sunbeds or umbrellas by the sea, which made the experience even more enjoyable. The food was also very good overall. There was a wide variety of options, and almost everything we tried was tasty and satisfying. Overall, we had a wonderful experience and would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for excellent service, great facilities, and a relaxing beachfront stay. A special thanks to Mr. Pantios Vasilis for his exceptional service and kindness.”

“Wonderful hotel, especially for families with kids. Lots of activities all around the clock, the waterpark was fun, the swimming pool is huge, but above all - the service was exceptional! They all did their best to make us happy and have fun. Don’t miss the Italian restaurant (Christina and Nikos did an amazing job) and the Greek restaurant.”

“Having read reviews of different hotels/resorts in Rhodes, we picked the Amada Collosos Resort. Even though the reviews were excellent we were apprehensive as to how the resort would be when we got there. We shouldn't have worried as first impressions of the hotel were amazing. Ours was a late night flight so by the time we got to Amada Collosos it was about 2am. After checking in we were hungry and we were told that there were sandwiches in the fridge in our room. Our room had sea view as was clean and lovely. We went all inclusive. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner was in the main buffet dining room. There was a lot of different delicious dishes and my wife being vegetarian, we were happy they had plant based section. All the staff were very helpful and courteous. We used to sit in the outside dining area where Vasilis who was the head there was so friendly as helpful as knew what drinks we wanted. He is an asset to the resort. Also would like to mention Katerina who brought our tea for breakfast and was always pleasant. Most of the staff there were so nice but would like to particularly mention the following ones for their exceptional service given to us......Vasilis in the outside dining area Katerina in the buffet dinning room Christina Elena Kouloumbraki Maria captain Marina from housekeeping Dimitris at the Towel counter at poolside. Kromidas Panagiotis Manager Yaedev at the Cocktail bar. The only disappointment was in the first few days when we couldn't get a sunbed at the pool as guests had reserved them by putting towels on them. But the hotel changed the policy and started removing towels where the sunbeds were unoccupied before 9am. There were a lot of sunbeds free on the beach. Entertainment was ok with the family entertainment nightly at the Amphitheatre. There was also varied entertainment at the main poolside area. On a couple of nights there was entertainment in the cocktail bar as well. The choice of drinks was quite good. We really enjoyed our stay at the Amada Collosos Resort. Hopefully we would like to return there in future.”

“Overall we have enjoyed our stay with our baby. My only tip would be creating more awareness for guests to keep beach and poolside clean. More trashcans could be available. We saw poolside and beach getting littered by guests and wind blowing everything into the sea and nature. I would also like to share my special thanks to Vasilis from the main restaurant team. Best ever caterer/ waiter in the whole hotel. He was very attentive with guests and very sweet to our baby. He made our breakfasts very welcomed and enjoyable. Thank you Vasilis!”

“A few days ago, we returned from the Amada Hotel, and overall, we are very satisfied with our stay. The hotel has many advantages, although there were also some inconveniences. Let’s start with the positives, as there were really quite a few. The view from the window, directly overlooking the sea, was beautiful. The bed linen and towels were changed daily, the staff were generally friendly and helpful, and the food was delicious and very varied. We particularly liked Vasilis. He was always smiling, polite, and extremely kind. Every time he served our table, we truly felt special. Our daughter liked him very much and happily looked forward to seeing him again. The beach was also a major advantage – everyone can find a place for themselves there. It was also pleasant to sit at the main bar in the evening, where various themed nights were held and the waiters made our time more enjoyable by serving a variety of drinks :) Unfortunately, the biggest downside was the situation with the sun loungers by the pool. The hotel has rules that clearly prohibit reserving them. However, what is the point of establishing such rules if no one enforces them? As early as around 6:00 a.m., guests come and occupy several sun loungers, leaving towels on them, and then disappear for many hours. The staff are perfectly aware of this, but do nothing about it. A family with a child arriving at the pool at a normal time has practically no chance of finding a free spot. If the hotel prohibits reserving sun loungers, it should consistently remove towels left unattended and enforce its own rules. Otherwise, they remain nothing more than empty words. The evening entertainment for children was enjoyable, but definitely far too loud. At times, our daughter covered her ears. We are leaving with the feeling that the hotel has enormous potential and many genuine advantages, but it also struggles with problems that the staff definitely should not ignore.”