- Greece Holidays
- Kiotari
- Labranda Kiotari Miraluna Resort

The hotel is located in the magnificent and picturesque village of Kiotari, in the southeast side of Rhodes Island. The touristic centre of this small village is about 1.5 km away while the nearest bus station is only about 50 metres away. The beach is around 100 m from the property. Guests may also be interested in visiting Lindos village, some 15 km away, or the Old Town of Rhodes, which is around 65 km away. Rhodes International Airport is some 60 km from the hotel.
This is a beach hotel which offers a total of 410 rooms. It is part of a resort complex suitable for families who seek relaxing and joyful moments. The common areas are air conditioned and feature free wireless Internet access. The hotel also includes a bar and disco, a café, fully equipped business facilities, a restaurant and a car parking area. There is a lobby with 24-hour reception and check-out service, currency exchange facilities and lift access to the rooms. Guests may also make use of the auditorium, games room, children's playground, kids' club and bicycle hire.
The hotel's rooms are modern and well furnished. They provide a private bathroom with a shower and bath, a hairdryer, direct dial phone, satellite TV, a mini fridge and a safe. Individually regulated air conditioning and heating is provided, and each room has a balcony or terrace.
Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages and body treatments. You're sure to appreciate the recreational amenities, which include 5 outdoor swimming pools, a health club and a sauna. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services and a hair salon.
Huge hotel complex giving a feel of space and not overcrowded but not close to much within walking distance. This is very much not a four star hotel and doesn’t have all the facilities it advertises. Despite paying for an upgraded deluxe room there was little of note that would remotely pass as deluxe, particularly the bathroom, that could do with a complete refurb. Rooms weren’t cleaned every day and towels were changed once in a week. The food is mediocre at best with the exception of the gyros and pizza stations. Visitors are given the opportunity to book one of the two more premium restaurants once during a week long stay although all drinks need to be paid for including water when dining here (despite paying for all inclusive hotel). Overall the hotel is ok if you can get a cheap deal and you are very aware that it’s more of a three star experience. Maybe a better place to visit early in the season when presumably less sunbeds are broken and you don’t need to be up at dawn to get one.
When we booked we asked for two swim up rooms next to each other. When we arrived our rooms were not next to each other as promised. The swim up rooms are two rooms share one pool, so you share the pool with another family! As our rooms weren’t together we both had to share pools with random families. Food is very basic, very bland. Also you have some staff walking round with walkie talkies at the dining room, if you don’t do what they say they will be very rude to you. The bar staff aren’t very friendly at all especially the barman by the Gyros/Pizza station, he is very rude and not very friendly we saw him arguing with two lots of guests. If you book with Jet2 the coach on arrival takes about an hour to get to the hotel with about three hotel stops beforehand. Going back to the Airport takes about three hours as we must of stopped at 12 hotels all over the island. This was going up and down hills there must of been at least three children being sick on there it was awful.
We had a great stay at the hotel. Our room had an amazing view of the mountains, especially at sunset, which was definitely one of the highlights of the trip.
The staff were all very kind and helpful, particularly when we requested a room change on our first night. They were more than happy to help and made the process really easy.
We’d seen some mixed reviews about the food before arriving, but personally we thought the buffet was absolutely fine, with some good options available at both lunch and dinner. The gyro and pizza stations at lunchtime was a highlight though.
A special mention has to go to Joey, the barman at the pool bar. He was fantastic with us throughout our stay — always friendly, up for a laugh and a joke while serving us, and a real credit to the hotel.
Overall, we really enjoyed our stay and would happily return.
The entertainment team made our holiday incredible definitely one not to forget Xavier and shyla made our holiday! I would highly recommend
I read a mix of good and bad reviews before booking this hotel and sadly our experience aligned with the bad ones. Staff were generally rude, unaccommodating and dismissive. The food in the main restaurant is awful. We’ve stayed at many all inclusive all over the world some bigger than this one and never had such a bad experience with the food. We are not fussy eaters either.
I will say our room was incredibly clean in block 400 and cleaning staff were friendly. The staff in the aqua bar and restaurant were also incredible, kind and friendly. They all deserve a raise. Food was much better there too so having a better lunch really saved the food on this trip. We ate out on multiple occasions in the evening and at lunch. Not what you want from an all inclusive.
One evening we ordered a taxi to a restaurant in Kiotari through the hotel - this was much more expensive than a taxi we got from Lindos the next day and the trip was only 10 minutes down the road. Get a local taxi number online if you need a taxi, it will be cheaper.
Our first room had no light in the second half of it, the shower was broken and not as clean as the room we ended up in. We are grateful they could accommodate a change however it was not an easy request. This room was on block 700.
We are glad we did not pay full price for this hotel as it really is not worth it. It’s a solid 3 star experience if that and I would not recommend. Many signs of wear - renovation needed.
