Aulus Lindos Rhodes, All-Inclusive Resort, Curio Collection by Hilton

My girlfriend and I stayed for five nights in mid-May for our anniversary and overall had a lovely stay. The hotel is beautiful, with stunning facilities, beach and pool areas, and stylish villa-style rooms. The sun loungers were especially comfortable and there were always plenty available. The food was enjoyable throughout our stay, with a good buffet selection and excellent cocktails and drinks, although breakfast could have offered more fresh fruit. The à la carte restaurants were nice but lacked menu variety, especially after multiple visits. We also experienced issues with the restaurant booking system, as requests made before arrival had not been recorded. Service was inconsistent at times, particularly with slow drinks service and tables not always being cleared between courses. Housekeeping was also inconsistent, with our room occasionally not cleaned properly, minibar restocking only available on request, and staff entering despite the “do not disturb” light being on. The bathroom showed some signs of wear, and the air conditioning never cooled below 23°C despite reporting it. There were also inconsistencies with advertised amenities, including the beach snack bar and complimentary Lindos shuttle. Despite these issues, we still had a very enjoyable stay. With improvements to consistency and service, it could easily feel truly five-star.

A beautifully designed resort with great food and fantastic private-pool villas We had a very good stay and genuinely appreciated how the hotel handled a difficult start. After an unpleasant experience with our airport pickup driver (not the hotel’s fault), the team very graciously upgraded us to a villa with a private pool — a gesture we really valued. The villa itself was fantastic: a huge pool, spacious rooms, and total comfort. We were thrilled with it. The food and drink options were another highlight. Everything was high-quality, and the food truck and ice-cream corner added a fun touch. The hotel layout and design are exceptional — it feels more like a thoughtfully designed village than a traditional resort. The kids club was fine and worked well for short visits. A few downsides: the beach is very rocky and gets extremely hot, so it’s not the easiest to enjoy, even though it’s conveniently close. And while most staff were helpful, the breakfast service often felt rushed and not particularly friendly, which stood out compared to the otherwise great experience. Overall, a beautiful property with strong food options and truly wonderful villas — we left happy and recharged.

Amazing property, and amazing dining options, fantastic pool areas for kids and adults, great spot for the private beach. Unfortunately poor quality bathrooms, broken tiles, broken bathroom door, bathroom door lock - literally falling off the door!!!

There’s a lot to like about the Aulus Lindos, but after a week we left slightly disappointed. The biggest issue is the gap between the luxury ultra all inclusive 5 star image in the marketing and the reality. No single problem was major, but together they created an experience that never matched expectations. The standout positive was the staff, who were friendly, hardworking and genuinely helpful throughout. The Italian restaurant manager and sole server deserves particular praise, as does the evening cocktail barman, both of whom somehow kept everything running smoothly despite clearly being overstretched. The grounds are beautiful and well maintained, with lush greenery and an attractive stream running through the resort. The rooms appear recently refurbished, but the finish felt rushed. Our bathroom still looked dated, with a leaking tap, poorly fitted shower screen and stained bath, while the balcony felt neglected with marked loungers and a dirty hot tub. Food was decent but not what you’d expect from a luxury resort. Buffets were acceptable, though details like tinned fruit at breakfast felt disappointing. The Italian restaurant was enjoyable but stingy with ingredients, while the Yellow Sea restaurant was poor, especially the duck bao buns. The biggest mismatch with the marketing was the Surfer snack bar, which mostly offered pre made sandwiches and salads that felt closer to motorway service station food than a 5 star resort. The spa treatments were excellent, b