It’s All Inclusive
Resort chain

Atrium Hotels & Resorts

Every resort, ranked

2
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country
4.8
average guest rating
3.7k
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Atrium is a Rhodes operator, and the two properties in our catalog carry guest ratings that put them among the strongest in Greece: Atrium Prestige at Lachania on the island's quiet southern end, and Atrium Palace at Kalathos on the east coast. Both are five star, both are built around a thalasso spa, and both trade on grounds and service rather than on a programme of things happening.

Last reviewed August 2026 How we score

The house style is worth understanding because it explains the ratings. These are resorts where the pools, gardens and spa do the work, the food is taken seriously, and the evenings are calm. Board is sold flexibly, so all-inclusive is an option rather than the default, and southern Rhodes in particular is remote enough that the honest answer on the upgrade is usually yes, because there is less within walking distance than at the busier resorts further north.

Guests
Families and couples, with kids facilities at Palace
Where
Rhodes, Greece (Kalathos and Lachania)
Price positioning
Upscale
Signature
Thalasso spa resorts with unusually high guest satisfaction
Board
All-inclusive is an optional board basis, not the only rate
Nightly rates in our catalog
$239–$352/night pp

Where Atrium scores strongest

9.0/10
Service
9.0/10
Pools
8.9/10
Wellness
8.8/10
Rooms

Chain averages across the Atriumresorts we've scored.

Where Atrium operates

Map of Atrium resort locations

2 resorts mapped stars are five-star properties

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Atrium resorts, ranked

  1. Curved turquoise pool with metal railing overlooking white resort buildings, beach loungers, and Mediterranean Sea under clear blue sky.

    Atrium Prestige Thalasso Spa Resort and Villas

    Five-star4.9 guest rating (1,715)Palmprint 8.9/10From $262/night pp

    Atrium Prestige is a secluded luxury resort on the south-east coast of Rhodes, for couples and families who want a private pool and a quiet beach. It sits about 79 minutes from the airport, a long run by Rhodes standards, on a Blue Flag beach with no town on the doorstep and nothing to walk to in the evening. That remoteness is the trade: it is what buys the quiet, and it makes the resort's own restaurants the whole dining plan for the week. What guests praise is the room product above everything: the private pools, of which there are more than 60 across the villas and suites, the spa and the calm of the beachfront. The complaints are the transfer, the fine print of the all-inclusive rate, and the extras that sit outside it. The thing people wish they had known is that all-inclusive here is a rate choice rather than the default, and that the private-pool categories are the reason to choose this resort over the busier ones nearer Rhodes Town. The plan, when you take it, covers the restaurants and a standard drinks list, with premium spirits limited and the thalasso spa, its treatments and the airport transfer all extra; confirm the restaurant and premium-item rules before you book, because the resort's own pages leave them vague. The villas, each with a private pool, are the room worth the money. Anyone who wants nightlife, a short transfer, or a beach strip with restaurants along it is better served up the coast.

  2. Pool with waterfall feature, lounge chairs, and palm trees at sunset at Atrium Palace Thalasso Spa Resort & Villas.

    Atrium Palace Thalasso Spa Resort & Villas

    Five-star4.8 guest rating (1,982)Palmprint 8.8/10From $239/night pp

    Atrium Palace is a large resort at Kalathos on the east coast of Rhodes, for families and couples who want quiet with Lindos down the road. It is about 64 minutes from the airport, with 316 rooms, five restaurants, six pools counting the indoor one, a thalasso spa and private-pool villas. The beach carries a Blue Flag and is pebbly, and all-inclusive is a Premium package you select rather than the rate. Guests praise the staff and the consistency of the service, the quiet Kalathos setting close to Lindos, the pools, spa and landscaped grounds, and the breadth of the Premium package's dining. The complaints are pebbles instead of soft sand, the package's exclusions and discount rules, and the distance from Rhodes Old Town and the airport. The thing people wish they had known is that Premium All-Inclusive has to be chosen, and that the transfer is included only on qualifying direct bookings. Premium All-Inclusive covers the buffet, the a la carte and gourmet restaurants and the dine-around venues under reservation rules, a minibar replenished daily, premium-branded drinks and cocktails, Wi-Fi and entry to the spa pool; the therapies, the excursions, the boat trips and the water sports are extra, room service comes at half price rather than free, the oldest bottles and exclusive wines are excluded, and the transfer is included only on a direct booking of seven nights or more. Double Room Sea View is the value, Family Suite is the family room, and a Villa Private Pool is the splurge. Anyone who wants soft sand underfoot should compare the sandy beaches further north.

The case for

Book Atrium if

  • Spa-led trips where the thalasso facilities are the reason to come, not a bonus
  • Couples and families who want a calm resort rather than an animated one
  • Travelers looking at Rhodes who want the quieter south rather than the Faliraki end
The caveats

Know before you book

  • Southern Rhodes is genuinely quiet, so a car matters if you want to explore
  • All-inclusive is a board choice: confirm what your rate covers before you travel
  • Strongly seasonal, as most of Rhodes closes down outside the summer months

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Atrium Palace and Atrium Prestige?

Location and character, mostly. Palace is at Kalathos on the east coast, closer to Lindos and better set up for families. Prestige is further south at Lachania, more remote and quieter still, and carries the higher guest rating of the two in our catalog. The ranking above compares both on real guest ratings and our category scores.

Are Atrium resorts all-inclusive?

They offer all-inclusive as a board option rather than as the only way to book, which is normal for Greek resorts and different from the Caribbean model. Given how quiet southern Rhodes is, the inclusive rate is more often worth it here than at resorts with a town on the doorstep.

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