More Meni City Beach Rhodes

We recommend More Meni to couples who want to alternate swimming and cultural visits without taking the car, and to families seeking a comfortable base camp to explore the Dodecanese. The hotel also suits solo travellers in search of Mediterranean sun with an urban pied-à-terre, far from impersonal all-inclusive complexes. Groups of thirty-something friends find good value for a beach stay without sacrificing access to the centre's tavernas and shops.

The More Meni is a contemporary four-storey building, white architecture with sleek lines typical of Greek beachfront constructions from the 2010s. Minimalist interiors: light stone floors, white walls, touches of natural wood and linen textiles. Rooms range between 22 and 35 m², private balconies with sea or city views depending on the floor. The whole favours natural light and fluidity between interior and exterior spaces, cascading terraces at ground level.

The hotel's restaurant offers a Mediterranean menu centred on local products: grilled octopus, baked sea bream, generous Greek salads, shareable mezze. Breakfast buffet served on the sea-facing terrace, Greek yogurt with Dodecanese honey, homemade pastries, made-to-order omelettes. The pool bar serves classic cocktails and Greek wines until midnight. No signature chef or gastronomic ambition, but careful execution that suffices for evenings when we don't want to venture out.

The hotel stands on Nikolaou Savva, north seafront of Rhodes, ten minutes on foot from the Amboise Gate which opens onto the medieval old town. The Nea Agora district mixes modern hotels, family tavernas and local shops, summery buzz without saturation. Psaropoula beach 50 metres away, Mandraki port and its line of windmills 1.2 km. Diagoras international airport 16 km, shuttles and taxis available, car rental recommended to explore the island (Lindos 50 km, Valley of the Butterflies 25 km).