Lindos Breeze Beach Hotel

We stayed at the Lindos Breeze Hotel, which is partnered with the Lindos Imperial Hotel, from 26 September to 3 October 2026. It was just my partner and me, so we weren’t travelling with children (although there were lots of families with children here).

I’d say we had a mixed experience, but hopefully this review will help others decide whether Lindos Breeze is the right choice for them.

Positives

1. Location of the room: We stayed in room 6255, which is right next to reception. This meant the walk over to the Lindos Imperial was short, taking only a few minutes.
2. Room facilities: The room was functional, with everything you’d expect, including a fridge and TV.
3. Cleanliness on arrival: The room was clean when we arrived, and we had a lovely view.
4. Welcome gifts: We were greeted with a fruit basket and a bottle of red wine in our room, which was a nice touch.
5. Staff: All the staff were absolutely lovely, and I have no criticism of them whatsoever. They really made you feel like part of the family and they made the experience much better. I have nothing but good words to say about the staff.
6. Speciality restaurants: The speciality restaurants were excellent. We tried the Asian, Italian and Greek restaurants. I would definitely return to the Asian and Greek restaurants. The Italian was nice too, although the service was a little slow.

Negatives

1. Lack of privacy: Our room was directly next to reception, with the road running straight across from us. This meant the room felt a little exposed and lacked privacy.
2. The room didn’t feel five-star: This was probably my biggest disappointment. The shower (see photos) looked quite grubby, and there was an old wasp’s nest on the balcony. These might seem like small things, but they aren’t what you’d expect from a five-star hotel. Overall the bathroom was industrial, concrete and it felt very unfinished.
3. No bathrobes: Despite the website stating that bathrobes are provided in the rooms, we didn’t have any.
4. No toilets by the pool: There are no toilets by the pool at Lindos Breeze, meaning you have to walk back to your room or head to reception. This is particularly inconvenient when you’re spending the day by the pool.
5. Limited bar opening hours: The only bar at Lindos Breeze closes at 6 pm, which is quite frustrating, particularly if you want to stay around the pool later in the afternoon.
6. Paper cups at the pool bar: The pool bar at Lindos Breeze serves drinks in paper cups only. These quickly become soggy, which isn’t ideal when you’re relaxing by the pool. By comparison, the Lindos Imperial serves drinks in plastic cups around its pool areas.
7. Limited things to do nearby: There isn’t really much in the immediate surrounding area, so you’ll need to travel if you want to explore beyond the resort.
8. Restaurant bookings: As a Lindos Breeze guest, rather than a Lindos Imperial guest, you don’t get access to the app to book restaurants. Instead, you have to arrange everything through reception, which feels unnecessarily inconvenient.
9. The layout of the Lindos Imperial: The resort map is quite misleading, and navigating the grounds can be difficult. The activity pool, for example, is up a fairly steep hill, and the route isn’t particularly well lit. This is worth bearing in mind if you have mobility issues or simply don’t fancy walking up and down hills throughout the day.

Overall verdict

Overall, I don’t think I’d return to Lindos Breeze. Although we enjoyed parts of our stay, some aspects didn’t live up to the five-star experience we were expecting.

If I were to return to the resort, I’d book the Lindos Imperial directly instead. I think this would be a better option for us and would avoid some of the inconveniences we experienced as Lindos Breeze guests.

A few handy tips

If you’re planning a trip, here are a couple of things we did that might be useful:

• Boat trips: Rather than booking one of the more expensive organised boat trips, you can use the Lindos boat service for €20 per person return.
• Hire your own boat: We also hired our own boat from Kiotari Watersports on the beach, which was excellent. It cost €180 for three hours, and we really enjoyed having the freedom to explore at our own pace.

Hopefully, this helps anyone considering Lindos Breeze. We had some lovely moments during our stay, but for us, the Lindos Imperial would be the better choice if we were to visit again.

We had an absolutely lovely stay.

The hotel itself is brilliant, with great sunbeds and two pools right next to a bar. We stayed in mid-September, and it was lovely and quiet throughout the week, so there was never any need to reserve a sunbed. Our room was nice too, and the bed in particular was extremely comfortable.

The food was great. One of us is vegetarian, and they never had any trouble finding something to eat. There was a good variety of different dishes each day, and the dedicated vegetarian section was a real bonus. One thing I think could be improved would be to clearly label the dishes as vegetarian, vegan, etc. There were a few dishes outside of the vegetarian section that weren't labelled but appeared to be vegetarian. Having this information would just give a little extra peace of mind to guests with dietary requirements. The alacart restaurants which were included were incredible. Absolutely delicious and each meal was extremely high quality.

One of the best things about this hotel, though, is the staff. Every single member of staff was extremely friendly and attentive, and we genuinely couldn't fault them. There are also a few cats that hang around the hotel, which are lovely and friendly — always a bonus for animal lovers!

The only minor negative we can think of is that the hotel is quite far away from anything else. That said, it's hardly an issue when you're staying there, as you have everything you need on-site.

Overall, we had the best stay here. It was probably the best all-inclusive we've stayed at, and we'd happily return!

Alice and Jamie