Het Esperos Mare Resort & Spa is een viersterrenresort in Faliraki, direct aan het strand gelegen. Het heeft 155 kamers en biedt een privéstrand en een tuinterras.
Voor families die van het strand houden
Families vinden hier alles wat ze nodig hebben, van familiekamers tot een crèche en een speeltuin. Voor actieve dagen zijn er ook zwembaden, tennisbanen en mogelijkheden om te windsurfen.
Faciliteter og kendetegn
Indtjekning / udtjekning
15:00 / 11:00
Maks. antal personer pr. værelse
4
Familieværelser
Ja
Udsigter
Havudsigt
Antal værelser
155
Byggeår
1985 (renoveret 2018)
Betaling på hotellet
Visa, Mastercard
Antal personer
3 personer4 personer
Beliggenhed
Ved strandenDirekte ved strandenPrivat strandHave / terrasseHavudsigt
Faciliteter
Aircondition (værelse)BarIndendørs poolKonferencelokaleFitnessGratis parkeringGratis WiFiLadestander til elbilRestaurantSpa & wellnessOpvarmet poolSwimmingpool
Børn
VuggestueBørnevenligtLegeplads
Målgruppe
Familieværelser
Dit ideelle ophold
Handicapvenligt
Velegnet til
Familier
Sportsfaciliteter
GolfbaneTennisWindsurfing
Indkvarteringstype
Hotel
I omegnen
Κοσκινού-centret2,7 km
Καλυθιές-centret4,7 km
Ιαλυσός-centret7,8 km
Strand (Φαληράκι 3)140 m
Supermarked610 m
Apotek550 m
Hospital2,9 km
Busstoppested60 m
Pengeautomat640 m
Rhodes International Airport "Diagoras"19 km · ±26 min
Very nice hotel with really good location. Close to Rhodes and Lindos.
Great animations, a lot of things to do.
Animators had a lot of positive energy, we met them all and use a lot of activities.
Nicola, Anna Lena, Anna, Lorena you're great and do not stop do it with your smile!
Really nice dart, volleybay, pool zumba, water gym, pilates and others animations was fantastic.
Good songs at pool sometimes for us too quiet, but here was a lot of seniors what they do not like it.
Clean rooms with good views, very taste food and lots of. We could choice what we want to eat, all is perfect.
Pool bar is good too.
I hope we will back here in a few years!
Cheers!
/Dawid
The location is really good. Top swimming sun bathing, and always plenty of sunbeds huge plus for this.
Its a very clean and nice location.
But the all inclusive food restaurant was a huge let down. It is worse than school canteen. With waitors that barely understand english soo when you order drinks you often get the wrong drink.
And there is no where you can take a glas of water by yourself. All liquids need to be ordered from waitors or the bars. Which is not really nice when you just want some water.
I give this hotel a 2 star. If they would fix their food and snacks it is definatly a 4 star.
Unforgettable week thanks to an incredible hotel and team! Last days at Esperos Mare Resort and Spa, and honestly, the entire experience was top-notch from start to finish! The hotel establishment itself is wonderful, and everything was spotlessly clean throughout our stay. The food was absolute perfection with so much variety, and the personnel were so remarkably friendly, attentive, and accommodating, always going above and beyond to make sure we had everything we needed. Special call out to Vaios, Georgia and Dimitris from the restaurant and sweet Mariana from the pool bar, they were always very warm, accommodating and made us feel like home. We cannot recommend this hotel enough! A massive shoutout as well to Nicole, Anna, Justina, and Anna Lena from the Pink Wave animation team! From day one, their energy was contagious. Their animation program was packed, super engaging, and genuinely inclusive for everyone, whether you wanted to relax or jump full-on into every event and believe me, we jumped in! We joined literally all the dance events and sweated our absolute souls out, but we had the time of our lives doing it. Beyond the dancing, the pop quizzes kept us competitive, and the water wellness and Pilates sessions were the perfect mix of fun and actually feeling good afterwards. Nicole, Anna, Justina, and Anna Lena bring so much warmth, humor, and professionalism to everything they do. They made everyone feel included without ever being pushy, and paired with the excellent hotel service, fantastic dining, and pristine environment, this made our holiday truly special. We’re leaving with great memories and sore legs! Thanks to everyone at Esperos Mare and the Pink Wave animation team!
Fantastic stay!! Hotel is very nice, rooms could be a bit better for 4*. Minibar could be restocked daily not once per stay. Food is excellent. Bar and restaurant staff are extremely friendly!! What made this stay amazing is the animations team! Anna, Anna Lena and Nicole are absolutely fantastic!! Their energy made my every day here! Thank you team for great vacation!!
We had a wonderful stay at Esperos Mare Resort & Spa and were very happy with our holiday. The food was excellent, with a great variety and very good quality every day.
A special thank you to the wonderful team of animators Nicol, Anna, Ana Lena and the yoga teacher, they were friendly, energetic and did a fantastic job. The entertainment and activities were very well organized and made our stay even more enjoyable.
We also really appreciated the early breakfast option. It is especially convenient if you have to leave for the airport before the regular breakfast hours, the hotel makes sure you can still have breakfast before your departure, which is a very thoughtful service.
We had a really positive experience and would definitely recommend Esperos Mare to anyone looking for a relaxing and enjoyable holiday in Rhodes. We would be very happy to come back!
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