Princess Sun Hotel - All Inclusive

I especially enjoyed the animation team, and the restaurant staff did a very good job. The hotel has lovely views, and a regular bus makes getting to the beach convenient. There are evening shows in the theater that are suitable for children, too. The staff were extremely polite and attentive. The massage was the one part that really put me off. It felt careless and poorly done, with the masseuse putting in little effort. Maybe she was tired, but I paid 90 euros and expected better quality. I left disappointed and wouldn’t book it again, even if it were free. That’s why I’m giving four stars instead of five.

We really enjoyed eating here throughout our seven-day stay. The meals were fantastic every day, especially the ossobuco and desserts. From the buffet terrace, there’s a stunning view of the scenery. It’s a lovely hotel in a peaceful spot, and the staff were exceptionally welcoming and polite.

We spent a couple of days here during our Rhodes trip. The food was surprisingly good for an all-inclusive, and the tenderloins and osobuko were 10/10. The rooms were quiet and clean, with lovely views, and the atmosphere was great. I’d recommend it for couples or families.

The pool had plenty of sunbeds at any hour, even with the hotel full, and the bar team were professional. The animation staff did their best with what they had, and the view from the upper floors is amazing. The rest made for an only okay holiday at the princess Sun. The sauna and steam room were out of order, most of the gym equipment was old, broken, or missing, and the hot tub wasn’t hot. It was only available in one time slot during our whole stay. Food was okay, but more repetitive than at other all-inclusive hotels we’ve tried. The hallway floors were dirty, though our room itself was clean.