Atrium Prestige Thalasso Resort is a luxurious 5 star hotel located on the south east corner of Rhodes. It boasts a tranquil setting with uninterrupted views of the Aegean Sea, allowing you to relax and unwind in style. The animation team runs a programme of activities for both children and adults, Mondays to Saturdays. While seven nights a week there’s nightly entertainment consisting of music and dancing.
The outdoor pool is in a lagoon style, split in two by a bridge. It’s surrounded by sunbeds, where you can relax with a refreshing drink from the bar. You can also devour some delicious food from the poolside restaurant. There’s three menus to choose from - Greek, Italian and BBQ. If you prefer the open water, relax on the private beach, where you’ll find a further bar.
The children have their own pool to splash around in, while an indoor option is located in the spa. Here, you can also book beauty treatments or workout in the gym. Outside further fitness activities include tennis, basketball, mini golf and yoga. If, after exercising, you’re in need of a refreshing drink you’ll find the Kalithea Bar open from 9am to 1am, serving coffee, tea, fruit juices, beer, wine, cocktails and more.
If you book Half or Full Board, all your included meals will be at the hotel’s Aegean restaurant, where in the evenings there’s themed buffets. Atrium Prestige also boasts two gourmet a la carte options. If you want to dine at either of these you’ll need to reserve a table the day before. At Thalassa you can enjoy Greek culinary masterpieces. Seafood lovers should dine here on Mondays when it’s Lobster Night. For a more international feel, you can visit the Asian restaurant and consume a delicious plate of sushi in the presence of Buddha statues and eye-catching oriental designs. If you fancy a sweet treat between meals there’s Gelato Solo serving ice cream, waffles and crepes from 11am to 6.30pm.
As a luxury hotel, even if you choose the cheapest room option you’ll benefit from a 38m2 room, a Nespresso® machine and a spacious balcony or terrace. In your bathroom you’ll find a pair of sinks, plus a Jacuzzi® bathtub. While on arrival you’ll be treated to a basket of fruit and a bottle of local wine. Upgrade options include Deluxe Family Suites (sleeping up to four) and Prestige Bungalows with private pools.
Atrium Prestige runs daily complimentary transfers to and from Prasonisi, where you can try your hand at kiteboarding or surfing. If you’re accompanied by guests full of energy, rather than ones with tired little legs, you can climb to the summit of Lindos Acropolis (33km away). This is one of the area’s must-visit spots where you can view the remains of temples from the 4th century BC.
The hotel is just 7km from The Old Silk Factory, an open air museum. You might choose to stop off here on the way to Skiadi Monastery (24km away). A 54km drive to Epta Piges (Seven Springs) will allow you to be at one with nature. Here, there’s a lake with attractive waterfalls. It provides a home to a variety of wildlife including tortoises, eels, crabs and rare fish species.
The outdoor pool is in a lagoon style, split in two by a bridge. It’s surrounded by sunbeds, where you can relax with a refreshing drink from the bar. You can also devour some delicious food from the poolside restaurant. There’s three menus to choose from - Greek, Italian and BBQ. If you prefer the open water, relax on the private beach, where you’ll find a further bar.
The children have their own pool to splash around in, while an indoor option is located in the spa. Here, you can also book beauty treatments or workout in the gym. Outside further fitness activities include tennis, basketball, mini golf and yoga. If, after exercising, you’re in need of a refreshing drink you’ll find the Kalithea Bar open from 9am to 1am, serving coffee, tea, fruit juices, beer, wine, cocktails and more.
If you book Half or Full Board, all your included meals will be at the hotel’s Aegean restaurant, where in the evenings there’s themed buffets. Atrium Prestige also boasts two gourmet a la carte options. If you want to dine at either of these you’ll need to reserve a table the day before. At Thalassa you can enjoy Greek culinary masterpieces. Seafood lovers should dine here on Mondays when it’s Lobster Night. For a more international feel, you can visit the Asian restaurant and consume a delicious plate of sushi in the presence of Buddha statues and eye-catching oriental designs. If you fancy a sweet treat between meals there’s Gelato Solo serving ice cream, waffles and crepes from 11am to 6.30pm.
As a luxury hotel, even if you choose the cheapest room option you’ll benefit from a 38m2 room, a Nespresso® machine and a spacious balcony or terrace. In your bathroom you’ll find a pair of sinks, plus a Jacuzzi® bathtub. While on arrival you’ll be treated to a basket of fruit and a bottle of local wine. Upgrade options include Deluxe Family Suites (sleeping up to four) and Prestige Bungalows with private pools.
Atrium Prestige runs daily complimentary transfers to and from Prasonisi, where you can try your hand at kiteboarding or surfing. If you’re accompanied by guests full of energy, rather than ones with tired little legs, you can climb to the summit of Lindos Acropolis (33km away). This is one of the area’s must-visit spots where you can view the remains of temples from the 4th century BC.
The hotel is just 7km from The Old Silk Factory, an open air museum. You might choose to stop off here on the way to Skiadi Monastery (24km away). A 54km drive to Epta Piges (Seven Springs) will allow you to be at one with nature. Here, there’s a lake with attractive waterfalls. It provides a home to a variety of wildlife including tortoises, eels, crabs and rare fish species.
