Picolo recommends · Hotel in Kolymbia, Rhodes, Greece
Casa Cook Rhodes
Low white buildings, linen and natural wood, and a private pool outside many of the rooms, a few steps from the long beach at Kolymbia.
The first thing you notice is how low everything is. White buildings sit close to the ground, rooms are done in natural materials and soft colours, and many have a pool of their own just outside the door.
The beach at Kolymbia stretches long and calm in front of the hotel. Archangelos, a village known for its pottery workshops, is close by, and the mood at the pool is relaxed, with music kept low.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose Casa Cook Rhodes
This is our design pick on Rhodes. It is for couples and friends who care about style and good food as much as the sea, and who like a crowd that is young but unhurried.
Children are not allowed, and the location is in between: you will need a car or taxi for both Rhodes Town and Lindos. If you want to explore a lot, a base in town is easier.
What you get
- Private pools in many rooms
- Beach at Kolymbia in front
- Restaurant with good food
- Relaxed poolside with gentle music
- Drive to Lindos and Rhodes Town
A day at Casa Cook Rhodes
- Morning
- A swim in your own pool before anyone else is up.
- Midday
- A walk along the quiet beach at Kolymbia.
- Afternoon
- A visit to the pottery workshops in Archangelos.
- Evening
- A long dinner at the hotel with friends.
Location
Kolymbia, Rhodes, Greece
Open in MapsQuestions about Casa Cook Rhodes
Is Casa Cook Rhodes adults only?
Yes. Casa Cook Rhodes only takes adult guests, which keeps the pool area calm and the mood relaxed.
Do the rooms at Casa Cook Rhodes have private pools?
Many of them do. Check the room type when you book, as not every category comes with its own pool.
Do you need a car at Casa Cook Rhodes?
It helps. The hotel lies between Rhodes Town and Lindos, so a hire car or taxi makes day trips much easier.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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