The location is pretty good, but only if you have a room with the view to the seaside. The furniture is old. But this has bothered us not, because the general impression was saved by the courtesy of the Reception people (allways very nice) and the good food (we have breakfast and dinner, both as buffet). About the food: I... I came with my boyfriend for 6 days. We've received a "land line view" room, which meant a view to the bake of the hotel, the residents in the near building and the supply entry for trucks. Sea view cost 20 euro per day. The room was very big, but empty. We got two single beds pushed together, and it... Travellers are raving about these Rhodes Town hotels BEST WESTERN Plaza Hotel Second visit too the Blue Sky in Rhodes Town as promised last year the showers have been enlarged in as much the glass siding doors have been replaced with a shower curtain which does give more room. Downstairs the bar and foyer area much improved and more room by the pool area,could do with more seating in the foyer area...

“First time at the Blue Sky” Fantastic location ,but what made our holiday was the hotel ,it's food and above all the attentive,courteous ,polite staff. From the manager ,the receptionist,the restaurant staff and all the cleaners who worked constantly,we were treated like Royalty. No matter what local information we asked for they went out of their way to help us find what we were looking for... My boyfriend and I had a great time staying here. I would definitely recommend upgrading to a sea view room, the other views would be of other buildings. The view was amazing. Although the rooms were basic and needed updating, we were still pleased. To be honest you do not spend lots of time in your room. My daughter and I have recently returned from the Blue Sky Hotel and we had a wonderful holiday. The location is fantastic so much to do and we had a sea view room which was lovely. The hotel staff are so friendly. I had an accident whilst I was staying and the Manager was fantastic, a lovely man.

It is not 4 * hotel as far as I am concerned. For example, rooms are "cleaned" everyday but not thoroughly, they just replace clean towels (but very old and not with nice smell). They didn't clean toilet during our stay. Food is tasty most of the days, but you can exactly see that they prepare dinner from leftovers from... Came for a holiday (1 week) with my wife . Did not expect a lot. Did not get anymore we expected. The lobby area is ok, looks actually pretty modern and nice. But the room, well, we took it with a seaview but still, not as good as it was supposed to be. Not so friendly as... Definitely not a 4 star hotel! I don’t know how’s given this hotel this rating, but it should be corrected. I would say that this hotel is more 2 or 3 star hotel, but definitely NOT a 4 star hotel. - Most of the staff - Good sized pool(attractions, old town, shopping areas, beach, etc.) I spent a week her with my fiancé, parents and parents in law. We all had a fantastic stay and agree we will return.

The location is excellent, especially for the sea breeze whilst at the pool. Rooms were a good size and modern (bathroom was small and basic but no more so than any where else if stayed in...Australian basketballer Andrew Bogut has been forced to sew his own shower curtain in the latest mishap to plague the Rio Olympic accommodation.Bogut, who was in 2015 named the country's richest sports star earning $16 million, took to Twitter on Tuesday shortly after arriving in the Brazilian capital to criticise the athletes' digs.'Putting together a shower curtain so we can shower and not flood the place,' he wrote alongside an image of him attaching hooks to a plastic sheet.Champagne Glass Hot Tubs For Sale Australian basketballer Andrew Bogut has taken aim at the Rio accommodation with this photograph of him creating his own shower curtainFicus Grow Light

In 2015 Bogut was named Australia's richest sports star earning $16 million Using the hashtag #IOCLuxuryLodging, Bogut fired off a series of tweets, also complaining the tiny beds he's expected to fit his six foot ten inch frame in.When asked how he would go sleeping in single bed, Bogut joked that elite athletes had it covered.'At IOCLuxuryLodging we believe a bed is not vital for sleep. Fine tuned athletes can sleep standing up,' the NBA star wrote.Homes For Sale In Painesville Township OhA fan then tried to console Bogut by writing: I'm sure the IOC delegates also have similar accommodation...''(I) will not comment on our delegates penthouse villas in downtown Rio,' he responded. Teammate Matthew Dellavedova also shared a photo of he and Ryan Broekhoff sitting atop one of the beds. Using the hashtag #IOCLuxuryLodging, Bogut fired off a series of tweets about the dismal accommodation

Teammate Matthew Dellavedova also shared a photo of he and Ryan Broekhoff The basketballers, all of whom are well over six feet tall, are expected to sleep in single beds 'Getting moved in with the roomie', Dellavedova wrote.This is just the latest in a long list of dramas to plague the Olympic accommodation, with the Australian team initially refusing to move in to the 'unlivable' dwellings.Pictures taken inside the athlete's village last week showed how contractors were still working to get the village ready in time, with broken tiles and ladders in one room.Other images show exposed wires hanging from holes in the ceilings as well as buckets lined up to catch water from leaking walls. This is just the latest in a long list of dramas to plague the Olympic accommodation, which just last week was still under construction Other images show exposed wires hanging from holes in the ceilingsAustralian Olympic boss Kitty Chiller said she decided no Australian team member would live in the allocated building after tests revealed a variety of problems with gas, electricity and plumbing.'Water came down walls, there was a strong smell of gas in some apartments and there was 'shorting' in the electrical wiring