Lindian Village

As Aulus Lindos Rhodes it's a five-star ultra all-inclusive resort right on Lardos Beach, on the quieter southeast coast of Rhodes, about an hour from the airport. The draw is the all-inclusive dining and structured childcare rather than a big waterpark, so it suits families who'd rather have good dinners and an Ofsted-standard kids club than slides and a lazy river. The beach is fine pebble, not sand, which is worth knowing if your children spend the holiday in and out of the sea.

The resort books transfers for you rather than laying them on automatically, for a fee you arrange with them. There's free parking and EV charging, charged by the hour, if you drive. Check-in is 3pm and check-out 11am, both flexible on request. A cancellation is free up to seven days before you arrive and charged in full inside six days, and you're charged for any unused nights if you leave early or don't turn up, so book with that in mind. A Climate Resilience Tax applies on top of the rate, €15 per room per night from April to October and €4 from November to March. Small to medium pets are accepted.

Our full guide to Aulus Lindos Rhodes carries the detail this page doesn't: every room type with its size and which suit a family, all the restaurants and bars, the main and children's pools and the private-pool suites, the beach, the spa and daily wellness sessions, the activities and weekly entertainment and the weather month by month across the roughly May-to-October season. A few things worth flagging from it. For two children, the 45 m² Tropical Zen Bungalow Suite gives two proper beds rather than a sofa bed, while the smallest 24 m² room sleeps two adults only. The resort's Recreation Team helps plan day trips to Lindos, Rhodes Old Town, the Valley of the Butterflies and nearby islands, and an included Aulus Night Out gives you an evening in Lindos with a first drink at a local bar and shopping discounts. If you do visit Rhodes Old Town, its pebble-mosaic and cobbled lanes are very hard going with a pushchair, so take a carrier for a baby or toddler.

Among Rhodes all-inclusives its edge is the childcare and dining rather than water play. Princess Andriana at Kiotari has a stronger waterpark, including a dedicated pool for two-and-unders; Atlantica Aegean Blue, now TUI BLUE, has a baby water-park section from eight months and a TUI Crèche with evening sessions; and Atlantica Holiday Village has a larger waterpark with a pirate ship, a lazy river and slides. What this one has instead is more structured, Ofsted-standard childcare and its restaurants. On the reviews, TripAdvisor shows 4.1 out of 5 from 468 reviews, but almost all of them predate the 2026 rebrand and describe the Lindian Village and earlier years rather than the resort as it runs now. Under the old name, family-travel write-ups singled out the crèche, the kids club and the Blue Flag beach.