Aramis Boutique House is a rare, freestanding holiday home tucked inside the medieval walls of Rhodes Old Town—offering the atmosphere of a historic “little cottage” with the comfort and space families and small groups appreciate. Set on a quiet lane yet only moments from the lively heart of the Old Town, it’s an ideal base for exploring on foot and then retreating to your own private courtyard garden.
Location highlights
You’re perfectly placed for sightseeing: the Street of the Knights is around 400 m away, and key landmarks such as the Grand Master’s Palace, the Archaeological Museum, and Mandraki Port are all within easy walking distance. Elli Beach is about a 16-minute walk, and Rhodes International Airport is roughly 13 km from the property. Guests also have access to nearby activities such as scuba diving.
Space & layout
The home is a spacious 85 m², single-storey property designed for couples or families. It includes:
- 2 bedrooms (one with a double bed, one with twin beds)
- Living room with a sofa bed plus an additional extra bed option (ideal for up to 5 guests)
- 1 bathroom with shower
- A warm, lived-in style mixing antique pieces and contemporary furnishings
Garden courtyard: the standout feature
What makes Aramis especially memorable is its private inner courtyard with a garden—a peaceful spot with multiple seating areas where guests love having morning coffee or evening “sundowners.” Reviews often mention fruit trees, loungers, and the feeling of having a calm oasis right in the center of the Old Town.
Comforts & amenities
Expect modern essentials such as air-conditioning in every room, free Wi-Fi, a well-equipped kitchenette, and streaming services, plus practical touches like a work desk. The property also offers private check-in/check-out, and there are useful conveniences nearby (mini-market, bakery, shops, restaurants).
What guests love (and what to know)
Guests consistently praise the house as beautifully renovated, spotlessly clean, and surprisingly quiet for such a central location. Hosting is frequently highlighted too—Maria is described as friendly, responsive, and helpful, sometimes meeting guests at one of the Old Town gates to assist with arrival. One practical note: the Old Town’s cobblestones and limited car access can make luggage and strollers a bit challenging, though transfers can be arranged and parking/taxis are typically a short walk outside the walls.
Best for: families, couples, and small groups who want an authentic Old Town stay with extra space, excellent walkability, and the luxury of a private garden retreat behind the medieval streets.
Discover Rhodes Old Town with this travel Guide