The location was good for getting the bus into the main town and then on to other areas of the island. A beach (pebble/sand) just across the road, was ideal for chilling and still being close to the hotel and shops, which was ideal with toddlers. You could also do Jetskiing, again just on the beach so not far to go for those adrenaline seekers. There was a tourist centre specialising in excursions throughout Rhodes and beyond. This was a walkable distance and you got to see what other restaurants and stores were available, enroute. The hotel was clean, staff were polite and helpful. The food could do with more variation for breakfast and more vegetarian options for dinner. The allergens and/or any other dietary requirements should be noted for each dish at the buffet station and not just on entrance to the restaurant. I've not heard of this before but I had to pay for drinks when I had half board package. Alcoholic drinks fair enough but not juices. There is a kettle in the room but no tea or coffee provided. An iron would be beneficial also. The biggest thing is that there are no USB ports whatsoever in the room! So you have to make sure you bring an adapter and a four pin plug socket, if there are alot of devices to be charged. The entertainment is a little questionable but quite entertaining all the same. I would stay again as it is good value for money and with the local restaurants and cheap stores around it makes for a good week's trip away from England.

we have used the Belair Beach Hotel (in transit as we live in Greece) for 20 years, maybe longer. Feel now that it has gone over predominantly to All Inclusive that its nothing like as pleasant, friendly or such good value as it used to be. Last stayed 5 years ago, that was fine but feel that AI and the 'new' rooms are taking over and the ordinary visitors are being put to one side. Food isn't as good as it used to be, nowhere near as good, but when all is said and done it is not an overly expensive hotel but I don't feel I will return - too many changes and a different feel to the hotel.

Lovely pool, great drinks available. Room was nice, comfortable with views of the sea and a bathtub in our room!

Terribly bad management, poor room conditions. Not 4 stars for sure. Only a young girl in reception kindly doing her job.

The main problem was with the menager of the hotel and receptionèr, who are very incompetent and inadequate in the relations with their guests.

The photos are all out of date on this page. It's twice as big with another huge pool and is a package all inclusive hotel. Very few walk-in guests such as us as far as I could tell. Apart from lovely guy at bar, staff are super rude. Beds adequate but no doubles or Kings in superior rooms - just single beds shoved together. It was somewhere to sleep but unless you enjoy water aerobics group sessions etc with loud music scheduled throughout the day, relaxing at the pool is difficult. I wish we had done more research

Booked this hotel to attend a conference nearby. The area was nice and the beach right across the street. Room was spacious and fairly clean. One day it wasn't made as I left at 10.30, which I found a little weird. Also, I didn't receive clean towels every day, they were just refolded. Maybe a little too expensive for what you get, but at least it wasn't a dump like a lot of other places. The breakfast buffet was good.

I have stayed at the Belair Beach Hotel a few times, only for short stays whilst travelling to/from where I live in Greece. Good food, clean, quiet.