10GR Hotel & Wine Bar

Within the Medieval City of Rhodes, 10GR Boutique Hotel & Wine Bar pairs a beautifully restored stone townhouse with a serious wine focus and an Old Town setting that feels woven into the fabric of the city.

The experience is shaped by the building itself, with thick stone walls, narrow internal spaces and a layout that reflects its medieval origins. Rather than open-plan flow, the hotel unfolds through smaller rooms and corridors, giving it a more intimate, enclosed feel that suits its historic surroundings.

At its centre is the restaurant and wine bar, which acts as the main social space. This is where most of the atmosphere sits, particularly in the evenings, while a rooftop terrace outside rooms adds a quieter alternative above the streets below.

Staying

Rooms and suites are set within the original structure, so layouts vary, with some leaning more towards compact and others offering additional space or features such as hot tubs. Higher categories like the Executive Suite Rhodes with Hot Tub and Superior Suite Lindos with Hot Tub introduce more room to spread out, while entry-level options stay closer to the building’s original proportions.

The design keeps the stonework visible and central, with softer finishes layered in to balance the heavier materials, creating a clear connection to the setting rather than a fully modernised interior.

There is one restaurant and one bar, both centred around the 10GR Wine Bar. The wine list is a defining feature, with over 220 labels forming the backbone of the experience, paired with a menu of Greek and Mediterranean dishes.

Dining is informal but focused, with an emphasis on pairing rather than variety of venues, making it as much a wine destination as a place to stay.

Experience

There are no large leisure facilities here, with the focus instead on the location. Step outside and you are immediately within the Medieval City, with key landmarks, small streets and historic sites all within walking distance.

Where

The hotel is located within the UNESCO-listed Medieval City of Rhodes, around 300 metres from the Street of the Knights, 350 metres from the Grand Master’s Palace and approximately 14 km from Rhodes International Airport.