Old Town Senses Boutique Hotel Deluxe Triple Suite 8 with Old Town View

Old Town Senses Boutique Hotel is conveniently located near shops, restaurants, bars, cafes, bakeries for all tastes and preferences, as well as art galleries, museums and sites of archeological interest within the Old Town of Rhodes. Visit the halls of the Grand Master’s Palace and discover the knights’ Inns around the old town. Visit churches and mosques, and find out which structures have actually served as both. Walk inside the Old Town’s moat and marvel the 2,7klm perimeter of wall, fortifications and bastions. Take a stroll at the Old Town’s seafront and try to capture the incessant commercial activity that turned this island into a crown jewel of the Mediterranean, lustrous enough to draw the attention of ancient empires. It is also located within walking distance of Rhodes city center, where guests can easily access public transportation to every destination on the island, as well as banks, ATMs, shopping centers, pharmacies and a wide range of restaurants, bars, cafes and tavernas. The Old Town, as well as the new city centre, are very easy to walk thanks to short distances, and apart from arranged field or boat trips you will find many things to do spontaneously.
The Medieval city of Rhodes is in the very short list of the uninterruptedly inhabited walled cities of Europe. A visit in Rhodes is bound to be memorable due the city’s overwhelming history of 2.400 years. Simply walking through its’ streets, squares and alleys, offers you a sense of wonder. You are casually strolling inside the veins of an old settlement, the soul of which was shaped through the centuries by cycles of phenomenal economic and cultural growth, as well as of terrible natural catastrophes and war.
KONTI SQ, Rodos, 851 00
42 ESofokleous, Rodos, 851 00


The Old Town Senses Boutique Hotel is the fulfillment of an aspiration. To offer our guests lodging comforts of the highest quality by the standards of today, and allow them to better embrace the surroundings of yesterday. As members of a multicultural society, we believe this to be the optimum metaphorical mold to shape the people of tomorrow.