- 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.

I have visited various all inclusive resorts across Europe and Africa and can honestly say this is the worst I have been to. The very first day had some moderate rain, which is certainly not the resorts fault, but their flood protection seems to be non-existent. In fact, their guttering literally emptied out onto the pathways outside some rooms and you could have had a very thorough shower. Their funneling is so efficient i am surprised its not deliberate and perhaps intended to be some sort of massive bathhouse. It was actually dryer to stand out in the rain in some cases. All this water travelled down the different floors and ended up flooding the lower rooms. The stairwells themselves were unusable because they resembled waterfalls. Their only solution was to have their cleaners try and mop it up. When the issue was brought up to reception I was told that it was raining and expected to get a "little" wet.
Later the same day I turned on the air conditioning unit only to have live cockroaches fall out of them. Instantly killed one of course while the others scurried away and when reported to reception the most they offered was to clean the body and it was a common problem. Requests to change room in this roach motel were firmly denied unless we pay a premium.
After escalating the issue to the hotel groups owners we did finally get a room change to an outdated and dilapidated room at the far back of the hotel where the WiFi is almost non-existent and the door needs to have a lot of force applied to open or close it. We asked if there was any other option but we're told we would have to pay for it so we ultimately chose to stay in the new room in hopes that there were no cockroaches. Though we have come across the bodies of others along the paths connecting the buildings near the main restaurant. So I would be very cautious of their hygiene standards. Speaking of their food, I don't think they have ever heard of seasoning. It is the most bland and unimaginative food I can imagine. The definition of eating for survival rather than enjoyment.
Though probably for the best that I am not encouraged to eat much with the roach infestation. When I booked the resort I was aware that the outdoor pools weren't heated but I was told that the pool in the spa was. This is incorrect. Turns out they don't heat it and it is freezing cold. So make sure you don't mind freezing swimming pools. If you have the misfortune of staying here I would recommend surviving off the gyros and pizza stations. Those aren't bad. A little bland but practically gourmet compared to the rest.
I would say the resort deserves 1 star but in reality it should be shut down for health and safety until it can be fumigated. They seem to be used to complaints as any attempts to solve problems fall on deaf ears.
We are still here on holiday, leaving on Thursday. But we have had an AMAZING time here.
The rooms are lovely — we originally had a room with a balcony overlooking a pool, however, after it suffered a leaky roof following unprecedented storms towards the middle of last week, reception were absolutely BRILLIANT and switched us to a new poolside ground floor room WITHIN 60 MINUTES of us reporting the problem. FANTASTIC!!
The food is wonderful, a great variety and enjoyable themed nights. Plenty of space to sit, either indoors or outside.
Great public transport links to Rhodes Old Town and Lindos (by bus and by boat). Set off early if traveling by bus as the service can be busy later in the day.
There’s also a useful Road Train which can take you around the local area.
Tonight we are dining at one of their speciality restaurants so I will update the review accordingly afterwards.
The staff are great too. No issues. Polite, friendly and with a warm welcome to all.
We HIGHLY RECOMMEND this hotel for families. It has been a thoroughly enjoyable first visit to Rhodes.
Thank you!
Matthew, Lucy & Beatrice George Dumfries, Scotland, U.K.
P.S. please ignore any negative reviews you may read on here, especially the most recent ones. Some people are far, far too quick to jump on here and post negativity. It is a wonderfully run hotel and any issues anyone might encounter do seem to be resolved swiftly.
This was our first visit to Greece for over 10 years, and we really hoped that this hotel was going to be good, despite the negative reviews. Unfortunately, we found a lot of the negative feedback was justified.
This hotel has a official rating of 4 stars. I would give 3 star maximum.
Cons: We had a "garden view". This turned out to be a muddy narrow bed, with a couple of straggly plants. The plus side, we were able to see the pool from our room. Also, being ground floor, we did get a few ants in, but it wasn't a major issue. There are rooms with genuinely lovely garden views, unfortunately our room 2102, in block 12 (this is a massive resort, with 18 blocks of rooms) was not one of them!
Out side our room in the hallway, there was an old birds nest (I think) on top of the emergency light. There was dried droppings on the wall underneath. Not very hygienic.
We were charged 70 euro city tax. Nobody mentioned that in any reviews I read. Easyjet weren't even aware of any additional charges, so beware!!
Room needs some real attention, definitely showing signs of age. Dirty walls, really tatty.
We complained about a few things in the room, some of which were sorted out. The plug wasn't holding water in the sink. The metal trim between the shower and bathroom was bent, and pointing upwards. It was sharp to stand on. The holder for the shower head was broken.
Food hall was large with in and outside seating areas. It was so busy, and extremely noisy. Food selection was good, what let it down was it was generally lukewarm and with cold plates. There were plate warming areas, but these were never used. Warm milk for the breakfast cereals.
Cheerful staff member was in the dining room, Chysa was friendly and welcoming.
Lady on reception was helpful and friendly.
Loads of broken, dirty sunbeds, that seemed to be everywhere , the life guard removing them as she found them.
Air conditioning unit very noisy, louver missing.
The weather for our week away was not great. We had 3 out of 7 very wet days. This of course is beyond anyone's control, just very annoying. Particularly as the week before was full sun!
Pros: The safe in the room was provided at no extra charge. Personally, I think all hotels shouldn't charge for this. It was an old style safe, so it comes with a key to carry around.
Had an great meal in the Greek restaurant, yes you do pay for your drinks , even if you are all-,inclusive. Great service. Relaxed vibe.
2x 2 litres bottles of water supplied daily.
Tea & Coffee facility and hair dryer provided in room.
Resort is close to the beach, but it's pebbles and shingle, not soft sand. You need beach shoes for protection.
There is a spa on site, but it's very expensive, over a 100 euros each for the couples massage, this was after the 15% discount was removed!!
Its worth hiring a car, but it's not cheap and the car we had, was an old Corsa, and also filthy dirty.
So if you are looking for a week of golden sands, with a quality hotel this is definitely not that.
We would return to Greece, but this part, it's very isolated. And not really very good value for money.
Finishing on a plus. If you love cats, there's loads of them on site, roaming around! They even come in the restaurant.
I have tried twice to upload photos, but keep getting an error message. 🤷♀️
We had an absolutely amazing time at this hotel. I want to say a huge thank you to all the staff for making our holiday so special especially Chara, Victoria, Teresa, Joey and Stavos. Sadly we had a bit of rain on our second week but that didn’t stop us from having fun. There was lots to do for the children, arcades kids club outdoor play area and the kids swimming area. They even went to mini disco every evening. The staff are so polite and helpful. Anything we wanted to ask or get help with they were able to assist. We will definitely be going back.
Andrew at the reception was really great to me and my girlfriend from the moment we checked in he was super hospitable and helped us with everything we needed. He made us feel extremely welcome while we were and he is 20 percent of the reason why we will be coming back the other 80 percent is because the resort is fantastic
