Mitsis Rodos Village

Room was suitable for family as could close off separate room for kids. Quite nicely renovated.

Huge all inclusive hotel which meant it was not relaxing in anyway, lacking culture and uniqueness. Many noisy loud guests embracing the all inclusive meant there were some times we felt we could not relax at all. Impossible to eat at any of the “restaurants” so we ended up eating outside to get some variety. Location is ok. No irons in bedrooms for “safety” - never come across this before in a hotel before.

Newly renovated. Lots of amenities and restaurants.

Unfinished product - lots of areas closed off / not available. Some staff were inhospitable but others went above and beyond.

The pool needs a bit of a clean and I felt the a la carte’s should be more themed/decorated.

Sea views

Property is worn out, lack of cleaning, staff slow and in bad mood

Lovely room The outside restaurants so we’re very good with great staff

Fir a 5 star hotel the quality of the cocktails were not good, it varied greatly by who made them and just syrup , long ques felt uncomfortable

There were lots of added extras included in the price which we thought were great! The topping up of the mini bar was fab, we loved having the pool towels, the all inclusive bar and food facilities at the beach were great. We liked the option to not have our sheets changed everyday, to help the environment. The choice of food in the day time was brilliant, loved all the choice, such as the burgers, souvlaki etc. There were key groups of staff, like those at reception, were great, real asset to the hotel. Overall it was great, just a few tweaks would make it perfect! The spa was lovely, real asset Really great food in the main restaurant The external photographers who come in for photos at dinner are great - fabulous service from them!

. The salt pools - veeeery salty . Nobody enforced the fact guests weren't allowed to reserve sunbeds - especially at the only fresh water pool. So forced to get up early to 'reserve' like everyone else, which isn't ideal . The sunbeds at the beach weren't in great condition . The staff in the main restaurant clearly preferred certain nationalities who would tip at every meal. Some people chose not to use the tip boxes (which we used upon departure) and considering it was an all inclusive, it must be a cultural thing. As a result there was not a single breakfast we got all the drinks we needed. We often had to find a server to even get orange juice, water and tea, as they were prepping tables and drinks for others. . The older, larger man who managed the restaurant openly berated the staff in front of guests, as did the younger, tall chap who seemed to be a supervisor. Not necessary or appropriate - and often didn't help, such as clear the tables they were complaining weren't clear, but just shout at them in front of guests