Had a short early break with family - all female. The hotel complex had only just opened for the season so everything was stood to attention, spotlessly clean and well... read more managed. The staff are well trained, polite and attentive. Although this is part of a complex it is spacious and well planned. The water sports on the beach were readily available at this time in the season, the catering is good for Greek all inclusive and every effort made to accommodate all tastes. The specialists restaurants - we tried Mexican, are not as good. The highlight for us was the beach bar in the annex part of the hotel, very quiet and the attention of Camille needs special and grateful mention. Camille is a star, she is an excellent ambassador for Lindos Breeze, her no alcohol mojitos are to die for! Thank you Camille. If you do go here, try the beach bar in the next bay along Glystra, the new beach bar is fabulous. It is possible to walk along and over the headland, but the road is better and about a 20 minute walk. The only downside of Lindos Breeze is that it is a bus ride (about 30 minutes) from Lindos so the Breeze is a bit isolated - but has everything. Another nice walk is towards the village of Kiotari and calling in another newish beach bar there. The cocktails here are amazing, if you’ve never had the name of a bar cut out in orange peel and balanced in your cocktail - go here!

  I booked the Lindos Breeze through a Travelzoo deal, wasn't really sure what to expect but was looking for a 'cheap but nice' week in the sun. The Lindos Breeze... read more is a very small hotel set within the bigger Lindos Imperial, and (I think) owned by the same people company - the Breeze is basically a block of rooms within the Imperial, that have the benefit of their own pool and pool bar. The setting of the whole resort is beautiful, with stunning planting and bougainvillea everywhere so you know you're in the Mediterranean. Sea views from the main areas of the hotel and views from the room were good, looking over the Breeze pool and with mountains to the left and the sea to the right. The pools are all good, with comfy sunloungers. The food is good, whether in the buffet or a la carte. The staff serve you in the buffet, and they're generous with the portions. We tried the Italian, Asian, Mexican and Greek a la carte restaurants, all very good. You book the restaurants via the app, which was easy and you can see the menus before booking; we were a little concerned when seeing the menus as the Mexican and Asian don't have vegetarian mains, however we put a note on the booking and when we arrived for our reservation they knew we were veggie and had a range of delicious options available. The... I booked the Lindos Breeze through a Travelzoo deal, wasn't really sure what to expect but was looking for a 'cheap but nice' week in the sun. The Lindos Breeze is a very small hotel set within the bigger Lindos Imperial, and (I think) owned by the same people company - the Breeze is basically a block of rooms within the Imperial, that have the benefit of their own pool and pool bar.
The setting of the whole resort is beautiful, with stunning planting and bougainvillea everywhere so you know you're in the Mediterranean. Sea views from the main areas of the hotel and views from the room were good, looking over the Breeze pool and with mountains to the left and the sea to the right.
The pools are all good, with comfy sunloungers. The food is good, whether in the buffet or a la carte. The staff serve you in the buffet, and they're generous with the portions. We tried the Italian, Asian, Mexican and Greek a la carte restaurants, all very good. You book the restaurants via the app, which was easy and you can see the menus before booking; we were a little concerned when seeing the menus as the Mexican and Asian don't have vegetarian mains, however we put a note on the booking and when we arrived for our reservation they knew we were veggie and had a range of delicious options available.
The drinks are variable, with the same cocktail being made differently depending on who makes it. Without a doubt the best cocktails we found were from Camellia in the Breeze pool bar; in a hotel where every single staff member was brilliant, friendly and so hard-working, Camellia still managed to stand out. She would frequently do the rounds of the pool to take drinks orders, and deliver them to your sunlounger, and when it was another guest's birthday she gathered the few people who were round the pool and produced a bottle of 'champagne', which was a lovely touch. After a long day serving everyone at the pool, she'd then be found working in the restaurant in the evening; many of the staff can be seen working hard at breakfast, lunch and still be on the go serving and clearing dinner late into the evening. They must be exhausted, but you never see it, in a whole week we didn't meet any staff member who was anything less than friendly, welcoming and eager to help - I only hope management fully recognise what a great team they have. I unfortunately didn't get the name of 'cheese man', a young, slim, dark-haired man who tends to the salad and cheese section at dinner in the buffet, but he always took so much care to give you a good selection of different cheeses, and to arrange the cheese nicely on your plate with garnishes etc - a lovely touch, when it would have been easier to just plonk it on!
The only downside at this hotel was the wine, which varied from okay to not nice. Sparkling wine is included in the all inclusive, however we found that one glass we'd order would be nice, the next would be undrinkable. Partway through the holiday we discovered why - sometimes we'd get actual sparkling wine, other times it was sparkling apple wine (I.e bad cider), and there seemed to be no rhyme or reason as which you'd get. The Italian restaurant served the nice version though, and they kept our glasses topped up!
All in all we spent a lovely week at the Lindos Breeze/Imperial, and it was an absolute bargain for the price we paid. I would recommend it due to the staff, scenery and food, and if they get rid of the apple wine I would return! More

  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

  The best place where we was in last few years, the best bartenders (Camelia make the best drinks, and propose a lot of variants to taste. She is always smiled... read more and very helpfull in all cases), the bottom bar is great too! Thanks to Angellos for the great talks! Lindos Breeze is a part of bigger complex and hotel guest can use all of atractions and bars in whole terrain. Nice food, smiling and helpfull employes 🙂

  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

  Our fourth visit to Lindos Breeze. Always excellent service and value for money.
Reception staff at The Breeze are excellent and always there should you need anything. ... read more /> The food over at The Imperial is a buffet and is excellent with lots of choice. There are Ala Carte options available free of charge for Breeze guests
Carmella again in the pool bar is fantastic and has her own fan club I think. Always there with your favourite drinks
The Breeze is nice and quiet and plenty of space around the pool.
Excellent once again - enjoying our current stay so much.
We will be back again
The Finlayson’s