We have just completed a week in Rhodes and have really enjoyed it. We stayed inside the old town which was a real bonus as we had easy access to all the shopping, eating and tourist attractions. Rhodes Old Towm is fascinating full of history and great architecture. Eating places are plentiful and generally very good. The town beach is within walking distance and is part of an attractive sea front. Rhodes old town is a great place for strolling and relaxing with plenty of interesting things to do

There are so many positives about Rhodes Town....it's simply beautiful. Walking inside the gates is just lovely... getting lost in all the side streets and finding old buildings, fountains, flowers. You can eat drink and relax in there. Stunning - you have to visit.

Area has many restaurants that are located at every turn and corner. The area has a variety of quality shops selling leather, pillows and t-shirts. Narrow streets get crowded at peak times when cruise ships are in port.

We did a day trip over from Turkey to Rhodes. We found Old Town Rhodes was a beautiful place, however very busy and very hot. We were invited into a restaurant/bar in the central square for a drink. We asked for prices for a beer 4 times. And each time. (We realise this now) we were asked did we want large or small. (Thinking pint or half pint… and still no price mentioned). Obviously we went for large ( thinking again a pint). When it arrived, it came in a large boot shaped glass. We giggled thinking this is going to cost us…. Maybe €10 a glass as it was large and possibly x2 pints. We were on a time scale as we had a boat to catch so we knew that we couldn’t drink it all in time. However some passer-by’s approached us and said be careful as they hadn’t asked price either and they were charged €18. Disgusting!! But we accepted that so when we eventually asked for the bill, we were horrified to be charged €22 per glass. €88 in total. We queried it but the guy would not budge on the price. So please beware. Make sure you know the price first. The bar was called SPARTA

Rhodes old town was amazing, took us 4 hours to walk round, some difficulty for those with mobility issues but non the less we loved it and ended up getting a taxi back as we were knackered . Toilets are few and far between and need to pay! Plenty of eateries, lots of shops. My only niggle was, while there's plenty history to sea there were more shops so took the history away from visit!

Old Town, Rhodes, is a beautiful preserved Medieval city -- a must see. everyone should visit at least once in their lifetime. The cobbled street are like mazes, but you can always find your way back. The small inns and shops are beautiful. There are plenty of places to eat and drink and also places just to rest and enjoy the atmosphere of this unique setting. It really is like a film set at times, where you can imagine a time when knights of St. John, and the Knights Templar served and protected the city.

Beautiful historical place. Great shops, quirky pretty streets. WARNING: Please ask to see menu when you sit down and order drinks. Some bars will offer you a table and tell you what drinks they have without a menu. Some of what they charged for drinks were a rip off.

Absolutely lovely to spend a few hours meandering around the pebbled streets. Several main streets are busy, I suggest closing the guide book & just wander off around the side streets- lovely, a surprise around every corner. Especially in the evenings when shops, restaurants, streets, squares etc are lit up.

Old town is situated within magnificent old castle type walls opposite the harbours. There’s many quality shops and restaurants and also beautifully lit alley ways. It’s a real adventure in majestic surroundings with lovely people. You will need two days if you’d like to adventure all over old town as it’s very large with so many interesting features.

Wonderful walled old medieval city full of narrow cobbled streets and interesting small museums. Only suitable for pedestrians or perhaps a medieval horse! Difficult for anyone with limited mobility.