We enjoyed a really relaxing week away, and it is a beautiful hotel and a really big area. The pool areas are lovely at Lindos breeze and Lindos imperial, and... read more we spent most of our time at the relax pool. This often had a DJ and music which we really enjoyed (although didn’t suit the ‘relax pool’ title) and there was always beds. The bar was great with a good selection of drinks, and the bar staff are great and really friendly. The beach is nice and the sea is beautiful, although it is more stoney than sand. Breakfast was nice with lots to offer, but it got repetitive by the end of the holiday. Lunch was the best meal, as they had lots to offer and it was all really nice and tasty, especially the kebabs at the souvlaki bar. Dinner was good on the whole, but the a la carte was slightly disappointing. The buffet was good and we ate there twice as the a la carte gets booked up quick. The Italian was delicious food and our favourite meal at the hotel, but the steak restaurant was disappointing with very poor starters and OK mains. The bars were nice with a good, chilled atmosphere and drinks. The rooms were nice and clean, but our beds were uncomfortable. The bed was made up of two singles, so they moved apart during the night leaving a big gap in between and we had to get up during the night to push them back together. The bathroom was unfinished with plaster and odd tiles although this didn’t bother us too much and the shower was still good. Silke and the reception were great and very helpful, especially with helping us get to Lindos or Pefkos for a night out which I would highly recommend as Lindos is beautiful and there are lots of nice places to eat and easily accessed on the bus. Overall, a really nice hotel for a chilled relaxing stay, we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and the staff are amazing and can’t do enough for you. We are major foodies, but on the whole we enjoyed the food on offer with the Italian being our favourite. Beautiful scenery and a great location only 20 mins from Lindos.

  The hotel website creates the impression of a gastronomic paradise, which is not the case. That said, I doubt that anyone ever visits Greece primarily for the food, so... read more I should not have been surprised. The main restaurant is in the Lindos Imperial Hotel and is buffet style with lots of choice though the hot food is usually tepid and the layout of the buffet could be better. The "a la carte" restaurants are not different restaurants but two locations serving different types of food on different nights, so the choice of restaurants on any night is limited if you can get a booking at all.
That said, staff were unfailingly helpful in both hotels and the Breeze pool is stunning and usually quiet. However it does need a lavatory by the pool to avoid the need to walk back to reception or your room when necessary.
The name of the hotel suggests that it is close to Lindos, when its actually a 40 minute bus ride or 20 Euro taxi ride. There are no local bars or restaurants within walking distance. More

  I have to give the biggest of shouts to Camelia out bar lady,such a lovely woman. She is the best person you will come across it you come to the... read more Lindos Imperial resort. It's the only bar the Breeze complex has so pay it a visit and see.

  The first impression after arriving at the hotel was very positive. The lady from the reception was nice and helpful. After completing all the formalities, she offered us refreshments from... read more the reception bistro and gave us the opportunity to store our luggage at the reception, as long as our room will be ready. Hotel rooms are always ready from 1:00 pm. Despite the fact that we arrived earlier, we could immediately start using the services of All inclusive and all the services of the parent hotel Lindos Imperial Resort & Spa, such as restaurants, bars, swimming pools, sunbeds and umbrellas for the beaches, etc. The room itself was spacious with a large double and comfortable bed with high mattresses. Of course there is also a bathroom with toilet and shower, equipped with hairdryer, small and large towels. Lindos Breeze also has its own pool complex with a pool bar. During our visit, the staff brought the ordered drinks directly to the lounger. Breakfast, lunch and dinner were served directly at the parent hotel Lindos Imperial, and is served buffet style. There were several types of food to choose from, fruits, vegetables, pastries, etc. After ordering the drinks, the waiters carried them directly to the table. I would like to emphasize that the staff has always been very helpful, smiling and helpful. At each entrance to the restaurant, the temperature was measured for each and a drape and protective gloves were... The first impression after arriving at the hotel was very positive. The lady from the reception was nice and helpful. After completing all the formalities, she offered us refreshments from the reception bistro and gave us the opportunity to store our luggage at the reception, as long as our room will be ready. Hotel rooms are always ready from 1:00 pm.

Despite the fact that we arrived earlier, we could immediately start using the services of All inclusive and all the services of the parent hotel Lindos Imperial Resort & Spa, such as restaurants, bars, swimming pools, sunbeds and umbrellas for the beaches, etc.

The room itself was spacious with a large double and comfortable bed with high mattresses. Of course there is also a bathroom with toilet and shower, equipped with hairdryer, small and large towels.

Lindos Breeze also has its own pool complex with a pool bar. During our visit, the staff brought the ordered drinks directly to the lounger.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner were served directly at the parent hotel Lindos Imperial, and is served buffet style. There were several types of food to choose from, fruits, vegetables, pastries, etc. After ordering the drinks, the waiters carried them directly to the table.

I would like to emphasize that the staff has always been very helpful, smiling and helpful. At each entrance to the restaurant, the temperature was measured for each and a drape and protective gloves were available, which were available at the entrance. Here I would like to highlight the professional performance of Xenia, who always greeted and warmly welcomed everyone.

The resort also has several a la card restaurants, but only 2 were open during our stay.

In addition to soft drinks, alcoholic drinks, including mixed drinks, were served at the beach bar. From noon there was also food available, which they prepared fresh every day. There were salads of chicken, burgers, gyros, pizza and the like to choose from.

The whole complex was maintained and regularly disinfected. Sunbeds on the beach and at the pools were disinfected every day after completion. The tables and chairs in the beach bar were also disinfected.

The evening program with live music took place directly in the lobby bar, or for children in the amphitheater, where there was also a regular program for adults.

I can only recommend the Lindos Breeze and Lindos Imperial hotel complex. Everyone will find something for themselves here. I will definitely be back here, either alone or with friends.

Thank you to all the staff for the great service during my stay and I wish everyone especially health in this pandemic period. More

  Just got back from a week at the Lindos Breeze, although I should probably just say the Lindos resort, as the Breeze is basically one or two buildings and a... read more pool amongst the wider complex. We hardly spent any time actually at the Breeze, as all the restaurants/bars/etc are at the Imperial. However, if you wanted somewhere quiet to sit, the pool at the Breeze was great as it was slightly secluded from the rest of the resort. When you arrive, ask for a map because it took us a while to figure out where everything was! Food/Drink: The buffet restaurant is amazing - with loads of options, and different themed evenings so you get a real variety. The American pancakes at breakfast, and the pancetta pork that we had one evening were real highlights! The a la carte options, however, are not as amazing as they are hyped up to be. They are basically all in one large, soulless room next to the pool, with dividers splitting it up into sections for Mexican, Italian, Greek, and Asian. There's no real ambience, they sort of feel like a random addition they've shoved on for the sake of saying that there are a la carte options. The Mexican was pretty bad - not many options (only one choice of dessert), and the quality of the food wasn't great. We were booked in at the Italian the following night, but decided to... Just got back from a week at the Lindos Breeze, although I should probably just say the Lindos resort, as the Breeze is basically one or two buildings and a pool amongst the wider complex. We hardly spent any time actually at the Breeze, as all the restaurants/bars/etc are at the Imperial. However, if you wanted somewhere quiet to sit, the pool at the Breeze was great as it was slightly secluded from the rest of the resort. When you arrive, ask for a map because it took us a while to figure out where everything was!

Food/Drink:
The buffet restaurant is amazing - with loads of options, and different themed evenings so you get a real variety. The American pancakes at breakfast, and the pancetta pork that we had one evening were real highlights! The a la carte options, however, are not as amazing as they are hyped up to be. They are basically all in one large, soulless room next to the pool, with dividers splitting it up into sections for Mexican, Italian, Greek, and Asian. There's no real ambience, they sort of feel like a random addition they've shoved on for the sake of saying that there are a la carte options. The Mexican was pretty bad - not many options (only one choice of dessert), and the quality of the food wasn't great. We were booked in at the Italian the following night, but decided to skip it as we preferred the food at the buffet. We had the Greek one booked on our last night, and this was better (which you would expect I suppose, being in Greece!).

The snack bars by the pools are also great - the Souvlaki one by the activity pool was our favourite! And the chips from the beach bar are amazing.

The drinks were a real let down. I think this, for me, is where I feel the resort fails as a 5-star. The drinks aren't branded, and are really poor quality. It took me a while to try and find one I actually liked. They also free-pour the spirits, which at first you're like "woohoo party" but actually, it just makes the drinks totally overpowering, especially when the alcohol is already quite bleachy! To be fair, it's what I expected from an all-inclusive, but perhaps I was just misled by the 5-star rating. One positive though is that the waiters at the main bar will remember your drinks orders and bring you your favourites without you even having to ask! That definitely feels luxury - it's just a shame that the product they're serving isn't.

Staff:
On the whole, staff were friendly and helpful, especially the bar staff and the "Captain" who welcomes you into the main restaurant. The animation team are a huge asset to the resort - during the day they're leading aquafit classes and the mini club, then by night they're putting on professional singing/dance shows in the ampitheatre. Very talented!

The only let downs were, ironically, the Guest Relations Manager, who was probably one of the rudest people I've ever spoken to. When we were booking in our a la carte meals, she asked for my name for the booking. I told her my name and she laughed in my face, and said no, this won't work. I need an easy name. Luckily my partner is called James, which was easy enough for her! Although we laughed about it, I just thought this was such a weird response, I could have happily spelled my name for her? She also just had a general attitude of "this is a big inconvenience to me". We found that a couple of the reception staff at the Breeze were also a little unhelpful/not very forthcoming with information.

Facilities:
The facilities are superb - there's definitely a lot to keep you entertained. During the day, there's lots of different swimming pools and the beach with watersports etc. There's also a bus stop right outside the lobby which takes you into Rhodes/Lindos if you fancy a change of scenery. In the evening, the animation team put on a great show at the ampitheatre, or there's always some live music on at the main bar (we had a great time dancing here with the other guests).

All in all, the resort is great and I can see how this would also be a lovely place for families. I just think the 5-star rating is a little misleading, for UK travellers anyway. More

  We are having a very relaxing time here at the Lindos Breeze. The room (6157)is good but not without faults. The water in the shower is lukewarm at best most... read more of the time. It faces the pool and has excellent air conditioning, easy to control the temperature. Food is served in the Imperial just across the road. It is buffet service for all meals unless you manage to book the speciality restaurants which for the mostpart are fully booked when you arrive. We managed to book for the Italian last night but wish we hadn't bothered. There was far less choice than in the main restaurant. There was no atmosphere and my main meal was served cold. Very poor. On the other hand the food in the main restaurant is good quality, well cooked and lots of choice. Inside is very cafeteria style. It's much nicer on the terrace but this gets busy at popular times. Drinks are plentiful but only local spirits are available on the all- inclusive package. The quality of the house wine is poor and there wasn't any wine list to get a better selection. On the upside, the staff are brilliant, especially Camelia in the Breeze pool bar. We found all the staff to be very efficient and friendly, eager to please. The whole resort is very well-maintained, the pools are very clean and the location of the complex on the beach makes it ideal... We are having a very relaxing time here at the Lindos Breeze. The room (6157)is good but not without faults. The water in the shower is lukewarm at best most of the time. It faces the pool and has excellent air conditioning, easy to control the temperature.
Food is served in the Imperial just across the road. It is buffet service for all meals unless you manage to book the speciality restaurants which for the mostpart are fully booked when you arrive. We managed to book for the Italian last night but wish we hadn't bothered. There was far less choice than in the main restaurant. There was no atmosphere and my main meal was served cold. Very poor.
On the other hand the food in the main restaurant is good quality, well cooked and lots of choice. Inside is very cafeteria style. It's much nicer on the terrace but this gets busy at popular times.
Drinks are plentiful but only local spirits are available on the all- inclusive package. The quality of the house wine is poor and there wasn't any wine list to get a better selection.

On the upside, the staff are brilliant, especially Camelia in the Breeze pool bar.
We found all the staff to be very efficient and friendly, eager to please.
The whole resort is very well-maintained, the pools are very clean and the location of the complex on the beach makes it ideal for children. There are plenty of sunbeds for everyone. There is a large activity centre with waterpark onsite.
We would recommend the boat trip to Lindos Town. It leaves every morning from the beach at 10am and returns mid afternoon. Very pleasant trip 15 euros return.
In conclusion we have found this to be a value for money resort which has given us the opportunity to relax and enjoy a much needed holiday after the Covid restrictions. More