Villa Arthur

The villa

Villa Arthur in Faliraki, Rhodes, is a striking contemporary villa designed for relaxed group stays, with elevated views across the hills and out to the sea. Set across multiple levels, the interiors feel bright and spacious, with high ceilings and expansive windows framing the surrounding landscape. The open - plan living area includes a comfortable lounge overlooking the Faliraki hills, alongside an elegant dining space with sea views. A fully equipped modern kitchen, complete with coffee machine and dishwasher, ensures effortless holiday living.

Upstairs, four well - appointed bedrooms provide flexible accommodation, comprising three doubles and one twin room. The master suite enjoys far - reaching views across the town and countryside, while another double offers direct garden access. Two generous bathrooms serve the villa, one with a bathtub and the other with a walk - in shower.

Outside, the multi - level terraces and landscaped garden create a variety of spaces for relaxation. The private swimming pool sits at the heart of the outdoor area, surrounded by sun loungers, while shaded spots and balconies offer peaceful corners for morning coffee or evening drinks. An alfresco dining area completes the setting, ideal for meals by the pool. A selection of restaurants, bars and cafés can be found within walking distance in Faliraki.

With five magnificent beaches within a kilometre, including the superb Faliraki Beach, Villa Arthur enjoys an exceptional setting for a Rhodes escape.

Faliraki Beach sits just moments away, stretching for five kilometres along a sunlit coastline. One of the island’s most popular shores, it offers a wide range of experiences, from relaxed swimming and shoreline dining to lively evenings with bars and entertainment. The beach is equally well known for its water sports, with opportunities for sea kayaking, surfing and snorkelling in clear, inviting waters.

A short drive inland leads to the archaeological site of Sarantapichos, close to the village of Kalithies, offering a glimpse into the island’s past. Nearby, the hillside monastery of Prophet Amos provides a peaceful setting for a scenic walk.

Rhodes Town lies less than eight miles away, ideal for a day trip. Its historic centre features landmarks such as the Palace of the Grand Master, the Street of the Knights and impressive fortifications. The town combines a medieval old quarter with a lively modern area, creating a varied and engaging destination. For nature, the Valley of the Butterflies, around half an hour away, offers a calm, protected landscape.

Further south, the Lindos Acropolis rises above the coastline, with ancient ruins and beautiful beaches nearby, making it a rewarding excursion.