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Leonardo Kolymbia Resort Rhodes

Athinon 2, 851 02 Rhodes
250 metres from the beach
Free Wi-Fi
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Sauna
Gym
Air-conditioning
24-hour front desk
Beach
Kids club
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Rhodes

Gorgeous golden beaches are not the only reason to visit Rhodes. Located far from the tip of mainland Greece, this sun-drenched island is well-placed for day cruises to surrounding islands and coastal Turkey. Many of these sail from the harbour close to the Leonardo Kolymbia Resort, an all-inclusive beachfront paradise within easy reach of Rhodes city centre. Such a convenient location makes this hotel one of the most versatile places to stay in Rhodes.

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The perfect trip to Rhodes involves idyllic days on the beach and the chance to swim, snorkel, windsurf and parasail in the warm aquamarine sea. The eucalyptus-fringed beach at Kolymbia is well-equipped for families, and there are several other sheltered bays along this pretty part of Rhodes’ east coast. Tsambika beach has a popular monastery above it, Anthony Quinn Bay is ideal for swimming, and there’s a fascinating Art Deco spa to explore at Kalithea Springs.

Don’t miss

Every Rhodes vacation should include a visit to the city’s mesmerising medieval Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Within its mighty ramparts lie Byzantine churches, synagogues, mosques and museums, as well as the atmospheric Knights’ Quarter. Highlights here include the lavish Palace of the Grand Master, the Street of the Knights, the Temple of Aphrodite and the Archaeological Museum of Rhodes, its ancient treasures now housed in what was once the 15th-century Knights’ Hospital.

While you’re there

Leave the beach behind for a day and sail further afield. Day cruises can be taken to Symi, a picture-perfect island with a pretty harbour and pastel-coloured Neoclassical mansions, or the Turkish port of Marmaris, which has a smart marina and a palm-lined promenade. You don’t even have to leave Rhodes: boat trips to the resort of Lindos enable you to visit the stunningly beautiful Acropolis of Lindos, perched on the clifftop above.

Gorgeous golden beaches are not the only reason to visit Rhodes. Located far from the tip of mainland Greece, this sun-drenched island is well-placed for day cruises to surrounding islands and coastal Turkey. Many of these sail from the harbour close to the Leonardo Kolymbia Resort, an all-inclusive beachfront paradise within easy reach of Rhodes city centre. Such a convenient location makes this hotel one of the most versatile places to stay in Rhodes.

Get your bearings

The perfect trip to Rhodes involves idyllic days on the beach and the chance to swim, snorkel, windsurf and parasail in the warm aquamarine sea. The eucalyptus-fringed beach at Kolymbia is well-equipped for families, and there are several other sheltered bays along this pretty part of Rhodes’ east coast. Tsambika beach has a popular monastery above it, Anthony Quinn Bay is ideal for swimming, and there’s a fascinating Art Deco spa to explore at Kalithea Springs.

Don’t miss

Every Rhodes vacation should include a visit to the city’s mesmerising medieval Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Within its mighty ramparts lie Byzantine churches, synagogues, mosques and museums, as well as the atmospheric Knights’ Quarter. Highlights here include the lavish Palace of the Grand Master, the Street of the Knights, the Temple of Aphrodite and the Archaeological Museum of Rhodes, its ancient treasures now housed in what was once the 15th-century Knights’ Hospital.

While you’re there

Leave the beach behind for a day and sail further afield. Day cruises can be taken to Symi, a picture-perfect island with a pretty harbour and pastel-coloured Neoclassical mansions, or the Turkish port of Marmaris, which has a smart marina and a palm-lined promenade. You don’t even have to leave Rhodes: boat trips to the resort of Lindos enable you to visit the stunningly beautiful Acropolis of Lindos, perched on the clifftop above.

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About the City

Yes. Rhodes is one of Greece’s top islands for beach holidays, offering sandy bays, turquoise waters, and plenty of sunshine from May to October.

Kolymbia is a peaceful seaside village on Rhodes’s east coast, known for its long sandy beach, tree-lined avenues, and relaxed atmosphere.

Kolymbia is about a 30-minute drive from Rhodes Old Town, making it easy to enjoy both the beach and the island’s cultural attractions.

Top nearby attractions include Tsambika Beach, Tsambika Monastery, Seven Springs, and the Valley of the Butterflies.

Yes. The area offers shallow beaches, quiet surroundings, and family-friendly resorts like Leonardo Kolymbia Resort Rhodes, which provide pools and entertainment for children.

The best months are May to October for warm weather and swimming; spring and autumn are ideal for sightseeing without the summer crowds.

Yes. Kolymbia is about 18 km from the airport, around a 25-minute drive by car or taxi.

Yes. Kolymbia’s central location makes it easy to explore both northern Rhodes (the Old Town) and southern highlights like Lindos.

Yes. Activities such as paddleboarding, jet skiing, and sailing are available along Kolymbia Beach.

Rhodes combines beach holidays, ancient history, and medieval heritage — from the Acropolis of Lindos to the UNESCO-listed Old Town.

Leonardo Hotels in the City

The hotel is situated in Kolymbia, on Rhodes’s east coast, just a few minutes’ walk from the beach and surrounded by sea and mountain views.

Yes. The resort is only 250 metres from Kolymbia Beach, making it ideal for beach lovers.

The resort is approximately 18 km (about 25 minutes by car) from Rhodes International Airport.

Yes. Rhodes Old Town is about a 30-minute drive from the hotel — perfect for a day trip.

Within a short drive are Tsambika Monastery, Seven Springs, and Lindos Village, as well as several scenic beaches.

Hotel Features & Services

Yes. Couples enjoy the quiet setting, swim-up rooms, pool bar, and romantic beach walks nearby.

Yes. The resort’s beautiful outdoor areas and sea views make it an ideal choice for intimate weddings and private celebrations.

Yes. The resort operates on an all-inclusive basis, including meals, drinks, and many on-site activities.

Yes. Guests enjoy free on-site parking throughout their stay.

Yes. All rooms and suites are fully air-conditioned for guest comfort.

Yes. The resort offers outdoor pools, a children’s pool, and swim-up rooms with direct pool access.

Yes. The Blue Horizon Restaurant serves Mediterranean and international dishes, and guests can relax at the pool or lobby bar.

Yes. Guests can enjoy a gym, sauna, and wellness treatments, creating a relaxing and rejuvenating experience.

Yes. The resort provides accessible rooms and facilities for guests with reduced mobility.

Yes. Family rooms and connecting suites are available, ideal for groups or families traveling together.

Yes. Small dogs (up to 10 kg) are welcome in designated rooms upon request (additional fees apply).

Yes. Free high-speed Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.

Absolutely. With meeting facilities, leisure amenities, and a relaxing seaside setting, the resort suits both leisure travelers and small business events.

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