Cabú Hotel Adults Only

Cabú Hotel Adults Only is built for adults who would rather have a quiet base than a family timetable. You get an adults-only hotel in Faliraki, with a pool, a restaurant, a bar and a wellness centre on site, so the essentials are close when the day has already taken its share of energy.

English, German, French and Italian are spoken by the hotel team. That matters when you are arranging a meal, asking about an excursion or trying to explain that the room key has once again disappeared into a dry bag.

The hotel has 86 rooms across three floors, with Wi-Fi throughout, a garden, terraces and practical services including concierge assistance, luggage storage, laundry, dry cleaning and ironing.

The address is Rodos-Lindos Avenue in Faliraki, Rhodes, on the east side of the island. The hotel sits a short distance from Faliraki town centre, while Faliraki Beach, Anthony Quinn Bay and Faliraki Water Park are among the places to explore around the hotel.

Rhodes International Airport is about 10.6 miles away. The city centre is listed at roughly 9.3 miles, so this is a Faliraki base rather than a stay in the island capital itself.

You can arrive by car and use the hotel parking. A currency exchange service, shops, a souvenir shop, ticket assistance and tourist excursion assistance are also available on site, which saves a trip into town when all you need is a small practical job sorted.

The room range runs from single rooms through double and triple options to suites and larger quadruple accommodation. For a solo diver, the single-room categories keep things straightforward; for two, the double rooms with a double bed or twin beds give you the choice between sharing and maintaining diplomatic sleeping distance. The quadruple option is the one to examine if space for a small group matters more than a boutique-room feel.

The Superior categories are the most useful place to look if you want the full set of practical comforts: air conditioning, heating, blackout blinds, a private bathroom with shower, Wi-Fi, television, a safe, wardrobe, towels, toiletries, hairdryer, tea and coffee facilities, bottled water and a desk. Some also come with a patio or balcony, with garden, mountain or pool views depending on the category.

Junior suites and suites add more room to the choice, with balcony options among the junior suites and selected suites. For a couple, a double room or junior suite with a balcony is the natural shortlist; for a solo stay, the single categories avoid paying for space you will not use. Check the exact room card before booking, as facilities and views vary considerably between categories.

Cabú Restaurant covers breakfast, lunch and dinner in an air-conditioned indoor setting. The cooking is Mediterranean, with menus built around local producers and artisan fishermen rather than a generic international buffet line. Dinner runs from 19:00 to 22:30, giving you time to come back, shower and remember where you left your sandals.

Breakfast is à la carte. The available board arrangements are breakfast included and half board, with the exact meals depending on the booking selected, so check the details attached to your stay rather than assuming every lunch is covered.

There is one bar: Cabú Pool Bar, beside the water, serving signature cocktails. A snack bar and complimentary tea and coffee for guests are also available, giving you something lighter between meals without turning the whole day into a formal dining exercise.

The outdoor heated swimming pool is the obvious place to spend a non-diving afternoon, particularly when the body is not asking for another ambitious project. Pool equipment is available, and the sun terrace gives you somewhere to settle with a book or simply watch the light move across the water.

For a quieter reset, Cabú Wellness Sanctuary offers massages, facials, a hammam, sauna, jacuzzi and body wraps. That is a useful menu after several days of salt, sun and the familiar argument with a wetsuit zip.

There is also a gym and fitness equipment for anyone who still wants to move, plus a garden, terraces, an outdoor picnic area and a library for slower hours. The hotel can assist with excursions, while the concierge, ticket assistance and tourist information services help turn a free day into an actual plan.

Check-in runs from 15:00 to 18:00, and check-out is at 11:00. Keep those times in mind when arranging flights, particularly if your return journey leaves late and you are hoping to stay by the pool for a few extra hours.

The hotel accepts Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Diners Club and cash. Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, and parking is available for guests arriving by car. Room service is available, while laundry, dry-cleaning and ironing services cover the less glamorous but occasionally necessary parts of a diving holiday.

Electricity is 230 volts at 50 hertz, with Type C and Type F sockets. The hotel also has a reception desk, security staff, a bureau de change and luggage storage.