Ilios
In ancient Greek mythology and religion Helios was the god of the sun. He drove across the sky each day in a golden chariot drawn by a team of golden horses. Ilios is named after Helios.
This is the larger upstairs apartment accessed by wooden steps. Immaculately presented with a living room and dining area, double bed and sofa bed, safe box, air-conditioning, bathroom with walk-in shower and a fully equipped kitchen.
The apartment is Wi-Fi connected with satellite TV. Ilios is self-catering and a complimentary bottle of wine and fresh fruit from the owners awaits upon arrival. Breakfasts can be arranged and are payable locally to Jay & Meike who are also happy to offer vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options.
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In the Area
Stepping out of Helios, you step straight into history. Rhodes is one of the largest and best preserved medieval towns in Europe. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is so pristine, no matter where you are, you always feel like you have stepped back in time.
Within the mighty walls of this beautiful medieval city there are squares, palaces and mosques.
Within the mighty walls of this beautiful medieval city there are squares, palaces and mosques.
Your Hosts
Jay & Meike Kroon
Jay & his beloved Old Town luggage taxi.
Step straight into History
Being right in the midst of UNESCO World Heritage Site Rhodes Old Town, a lot of interesting activities and attractions are well within walking distance.
We have selected a few highlights for you:
We have selected a few highlights for you:
Street of the Knights
This street is in the centre of the old town and is one of the most beautiful parts of the town. Walking on the old cobbles and stones make it easy to imagine that you could have gone back in time hundreds of years.
— 7 minute walk
— 7 minute walk
Elli Beach
Elli is the main beach in Rhodes town and one of the most popular beaches on the entire island.
The shingle and pebbly beach is about 400 metres long and 35 metres wide, running from Mandraki harbour to Rhodes Aquarium. The water is crystal clear and usually calm.
— 15 minute walk
— 15 minute walk
Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes
The Palace is a ‘must see’ in Rhodes. This beautifully restored building has wonderful mosaic floors that have been brought in from the various churches. Many of the rooms are furnished with original 15th century furniture.
— 6 minute walk
— 6 minute walk
Mandraki Harbour
According to the legend, it was here where the famous Colossus of Rhodes – a bronze statue of the Greek sun-god Helios, made of bronze and reaching 34 meters high – was raised. The harbor with its millionaires’ yachts, moored alongside quaint, old fishing boats is an unspoilt place, lined by seaside Cafes.
— 10 minute walk
— 10 minute walk
Experience the Medieval Town
Surrounded by medieval walls, this old part of Rhodes is the location of many interesting attractions of historical significance. We are happy to arrange a guided tour to experience the town to it’s fullest.
— 0 minute walk
— 0 minute walk
Archaeological Museum of Rhodes
The Archaeological Museum of Rhodes is housed in the medieval Hospital of the Knights Hospitaller Order of Saint John (1309-1522). The museum hosts many interesting side galleries off the inner courtyard housing archaeological exhibits found on Rhodes.
— 7 minute walk
— 7 minute walk