FAQ

How to reach the Hotel
In Camera Art Boutique Hotel is located on Sofokleous Square, in the heart of the medieval city. Only residents can access it by car. Not even taxi drivers can access the medieval city, in fact they leave in front of one of the many entrance doors. It is suggested to be dropped off at the St. John's gate (in greek Kokkini Porta) which is the most convenient way to reach the hotel.

Luggage Service
Considering that the streets of the medieval city are cobbled and unfriendly for wheeled luggage, please call the hotel 20 minutes before arriving at the St. John's gate, so that some of the valets will meet you in the hotel's private car. This service is free.

Laundry Service
Do you need to wash your clothes? No problem! There is a paid laundry service.

What to do in Rhodes
Concierge will help you to organize group or tailor-made excursions to suit everyone's needs.

Photo-Tour
Mr. Nikos Kasseris, one of the best photographers in Greece and owner of the In Camera Art Boutique Hotel, will escort you around the island, showing you the most beautiful places in Rhodes, giving you valuable tips and photography lessons in motion.

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Beat the heat visiting Rhodes in Spring

Trying to decide whether to visit Rhodes outside of summer? Or perhaps you already have plans and you want to know what to do once you get here? Visiting Rhodes in spring is a great way to escape from hottest climates and enjoy the culture and history of one of Europe’s most popular islands, without dealing with lots of tourists who come in the summer.

Rhodes stays a bit warmer than Greece’s mainland, with highs around 20-21° C and low temperatures around 14-16° C. During the high season, there are tons of direct flights to the island from all over Europe, but till May, expect to connect through Athens or Thessaloniki. Said that, here are our picks for what to do in Rhodes in spring.

Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Rhodes Old Town

The New Town in Rhodes is considerably busier in spring than Rhodes Old Town, but if you want to learn about this UNESCO World Heritage Site, spring is a great time to come and explore without fighting the crowds The Medieval City of Rhodes was inscribed onto the WHS list in 1988. According to UNESCO:

The Order of St John of Jerusalem occupied Rhodes from 1309 to 1523 and set about transforming the city into a stronghold. It subsequently came under Turkish and Italian rule. With the Palace of the Grand Masters, the Great Hospital and the Street of the Knights, the Upper Town is one of the most beautiful urban ensembles of the Gothic period. In the Lower Town, Gothic architecture coexists with mosques, public baths and other buildings dating from the Ottoman period.

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