Mando Living Faliraki Rhodes — Hotel in Municipality of Rhodes

If you're in the market for encounters with cockroaches and the thrill of negotiating for toilet paper, then this hotel should be at the top of your list. My family and I recently spent several days here, and our experience fell far short of the expectations we had formed based on online reviews. Despite the promises, we were provided with a mere singular roll of toilet paper to last us a daunting four days. When we mustered the courage to ask for more, we were met not only with a flat refusal but also a convoluted narrative that left us flabbergasted.||This pattern of treatment persisted when we sought out a basic hand towel (mind you, there's even a designated bar for it in the bathroom). Astonishingly, the owner dismissed our request for additional towels, citing an unyielding policy. It's important to note that the room's amenities consisted of one medium-sized towel and a petite one. Without fail, every instance of requesting basic necessities was met with a firm denial accompanied by an intricate excuse that oddly seemed to shift the blame onto us, as if seeking essentials was a misdeed.||The culmination of our frustration led my family and me to venture to a nearby store, where we procured our own stash of towels and toilet paper. This endeavor was undertaken solely to salvage some semblance of comfort during our stay, as the hotel's offerings had left us high and dry in more...

We had 2 apartments for 5 days for our family and needed somewhere not too noisy, but not too far from the night life. Located 10 minutes walk from the main strip of bars and clubs it was an ideal location for our teenage kids. It's good value and the rooms very clean. The staff are lovely and the pool was a welcome sanctuary on many days. The drinks at the pool bar are good value compared to normal bar prices. You do have a fridge in your room for your own food and drink, with a convenient supermarket only 50metres away. For breakfast, there is an amazing bakery just over the road and a bar serving breakfast next door. The only downside is the early Sunday bells from the local church that wake you up, but it is fair enough that tradition continues strong.

Faliraki itself felt very safe and less of a crazy nighlife holiday than I think it once was renowned for. There are lots of families on nights out and many different nationalities, which made of a lovely feel to the town.

The music in Beeze bar was our favourite and had our whole family dancing from 11ish onwards, including my...

Me and my boyfriend stayed at this wonderful accommodation and had an unforgettable time. To begin with the service ,the host and all the staff was incredibly friendly literally beyond words,helpful and accommodating. Always gave great advice and recommend for our trip, always with a smile even when there were some inconveniences that we had to deal with related with our booking being from AGODA which is a scam and they tried to not pay the owners. (Never book from agoda always directly from their website or booking) .The rooms were shining clean and really nicely decorated and fully equipped with ac etc.Really nice cozy vibe around the hotel and very cool restaurant/bar and swimming area . Chilling there for hours was our favorite activity. Again i have to highlight how friendly and welcoming the staff and owners where which i think is the most important thing...