Pedi Beach Hotel

Lovely little Greek hotel in a beautiful spot in Pedi Bay. Small and friendly, excellent staff, all seem happy to be there. Our room 110 had a small side view of the sea in the distance. We were unable to upgrade to sea view as the hotel was full. A sea view would have been great. Meals were nice quality, small selection but hot and tasty. They had Lurpak butter, which was great! The waiting staff were absolutely lovely, as was the receptionist. The house wine was good. Our room was nice, clean and modern, although the bathroom was quite small. I hit my elbow on the shower door every time I sat on the loo!! I'm only 5'2" and a size 10! We both also struggled in the very small shower cubicle, accidentally turning the shower off when washing. However, that was our only complaint. Pedi itself is very picturesque and there is a lovely walk across the hillside to Agious Nikolias beach, where you can hire a sunbed in the secluded bay and there is also a bar. Very quiet, great for a swim in the calm sea. You can also catch a bus to the Marina for €2.50 each. Lots of restaurants, bars and quaint shops and buildings, as well as many boats coming and going. We did a boat trip with a BBQ on a beach, which was great. There is a kettle in the room, with coffee and tea. Also shower gel and shampoo. A fridge and a hairdryer are also in the room. We loved it! It is a 4 star hotel, but it was better than the 5 star hotel we stayed in at Rhodes.

A lovely little family hotel on the waterfront. Staff were genuinely friendly and professional. It was an appropriate hotel to accommodate the Titan /Saga Greek island medley tour party. It was quiet, situated in an interesting location with easy short walks immediately from the door and a regular bus service into the higher town and port.||The room was clean and the bed was comfortable. The breakfasts were very good, the evening meals rather limited, but as it is a small hotel offering a wide range is not so easy. Perhaps they could do better on vegetarian options, but this is a suggestion not a complaint.

We had a lovely stay, all the staff were friendly and very accommodating. Most food served as buffet style. We stayed B&B, breakfast had plenty of choice, from full English, Greek treats and continental. As lwith most buffets, would not recommend full English as cools quickly. Best were the eggs when freshly supplied. Evening meals expensive 25 euro each. However, I was able to request a simple Greek salad for myself as my partner did not want to eat much and paid accordingly. On our last day I had a tuna salad for lunch 10 euros which was very tasty and fresh.|Predominately, British retired aged persons enjoy this hotel and Greek families. Sunbeds have to be hired, but we are not sunbed lovers and preferred to explore the island , Which we did, good bus services, Symi tours, taxi boats all available daily.|There are various tavernas close by, walkable from hotel, a matter of taste some more traditional than others. There are many more tavernas in Gialos, main harbour to try. A supermarket also close by. Prices, not much different from UK beer or wine 5 euros each. Dinner 16-20+ euros in tavernas. |Hotel itself is very clean and accessible. Ground floor room requested. Lovely view of gardens, mountain from balcony, even the odd lizard basking on a wall🙂 The only thing that marred our stay was the constant drumming of a tumble dryer below us and noisy air conditioners on every balcony.||For reference we were in room 111, rooms further along or up maybe better.||Beautiful view over the marina when sat outside, plenty of seating available.

We visited Symi in June 2025 as part of a Jet2 package, which meant spending the first night in Rhodes before taking the ferry to Symi the following day. The island itself is stunning, but Pedi Beach | is quite basic. Our room overlooked a driveway to the car park and a derelict patch of land, and the “side sea view” was mostly blocked by a bougainvillea plant. The room was clean enough but very minimal, and the shower cubicle was so small it became a challenge if you dropped anything.|We stayed on a B&B basis and found the breakfast offering rather strange, and the machine used for making toast was so impractical I eventually gave up. The sunbathing area at the front of the hotel is tiny and crowded, with beds packed closely together. There’s a charge for sunbeds (you do get a beer included), but non-residents are also allowed to use them, which adds to the cramped feel. The beach area at the front of the hotel is across a road and is very small, with some litter in the sea, so we preferred using the water taxi to visit other beaches, much more enjoyable.|My biggest issue was the towel policy: only one clean towel every three days. The towels provided were thin, worn, and definitely not fit for purpose. I ended up having to buy towels in town. When I raised this with the manager, the response was quite defensive, which didn’t help.|Symi is a wonderful island and I’d happily return, but not to this hotel.

This was our 11th year at Pedi Beach Hotel, need we say more? well yes. We have seen many changes at the hotel from the rustic blue and white it once was to the more modern hotel it is now, however still retaining it's Greek charm, beautiful. As amazing as it is, the staff are the reason we return year after year, also where the hotel is situated, breath taking. It was Marco's second year and he had a lot to live up to as Maria, the previous manager of many years had been moved to a sister hotel in Rhodes. We have to say he is doing an amazing job, we have never been to a hotel that is so welcoming, from the cleaners to the reception staff, special mention to Esterope, she is a gem, Christina, Ourania, Maria, Stephania, the list goes on. Breakfasts are so delicious, absolutely everything you could wish for, great choice, as is the evening meal, all buffet style, we stayed B&B, the bus outside the hotel will take you up to the village and harbour where there are many tavernas. Although we still visit other islands and hotels, we have only ever highly recommended Pedi Beach, like the staff, it's a gem. Thanks again for a wonderful holiday.

Beautiful hotel. Rooms are spotless as is all of the hotel. Great sea views. Towels white and fluffy. Breakfast really good.

We had a wonderful stay at the Pedi Beach Hotel in Symi. The staff were truly excellent – friendly, attentive, and always ready to help. The breakfast offered a fantastic choice, with something to suit every taste, and the rooms were spotlessly clean. The food served at the hotel was also delicious and well presented. The only downside was the €10 charge per sunbed on the terrace, which felt a little steep. Overall, though, an excellent hotel that I would happily recommend.

The perfect hotel for a nice relaxing holiday.|The hotel is across the road from an inlet to the Aegean Sea , calm,warm, clear water to swim and cool off. Lovely patio in front of hotel- comfy sun beds and chairs drinks and food available, both are really good - very cold beer, food is of a very good standard The hotel and bedrooms are spotlessly clean, and furnished lovely. The staff are so pleasant, pleasing and efficient- if you want somewhere to relax and switch off - this the place. Breakfast and lunch excellent- we ate out for dinner 2 excellent tavernas within 3 mins walk. The local bus runs once an hour into the main town and port and the same back till midnight- and is very punctual and €2.50 per person per trip. Hotel provides a free transfer from/to ferry port.|We will definitely return, there is also much to explore on Symi - by bus and boat and the fantastic reception staff are pleased to help.|Wonderful- thank u Pedi Beach hotel