There are frequent charter flights to Rhodes Island from many airports of Western and Eastern Europe and from the Middle East. GB Airways also operates a scheduled flight service from Gatwick. If you want to fly from or change at a Greek Airport, there are many connections to Rhodes from Athens, Thessaloniki, Crete and from many other Greek islands, such as Mykonos, Santorini, Kos etc. (See Aegean Airlines, Olympic Airlines and Sky Express for details and booking). Cyprus Airways flies from Cyprus to Rhodes via Crete.

By taxi: There is a taxi station just outside the arrivals area. It takes about 20 – 25 minutes depending on traffic and it costs

By bus: The bus stop is across the road outside the north terminal. Buses run frequently and take about 30 minutes to the west coast station in the town centre. Best Western Plaza is a 3 minutes walk from the station.

By car: Follow the “exit” signs and turn left (direction to Rhodes town). After about 1.5km you will see the junction to Faliraki – Lindos. From there you have two options: You either follow the west coast road to Rhodes (shorter but heavier traffic – one lane per direction) or you turn right to the inland ringroad (to Faliraki – Lindos), then straight at the first junction and left at the second. This option is longer but the traffic is much lighter, as you drive most of the time in a four - laned motorway. If you take the first option it takes 20 – 30 minutes, depending on traffic. The second alternative takes about 25 minutes.

By taxi: The taxi station is located near the port entrance. A shuttle bus can take you there. The distance to the hotel is less than 2km and it should take no more than 5 – 7 minutes. The price is

By car: Drive along the east side of the town walls to Mandraki Harbour. Turn left at the Port Authority Building and then immediately to the right. Turn right at Akadimias sq and then right again to the hotel. It will take you 5 – 10 minutes, depending on traffic.