Villa Constantine | 6-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Kolympia

Fifteen guests arriving at Villa Constantine in Kolympia encounter something rare: a six-bedroom estate where the architecture steps back and lets the Aegean take centre stage. This luxury villa rental in Kolympia Rhodes commands a beachfront position on Rhodes’ northeastern coast, roughly 20km from Rhodes Town, where mountain ridges rise dramatically behind the shoreline and the sea stretches endlessly toward Turkey.

Inside Villa Constantine

Villa Constantine sleeps 15 guests across 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, distributed across three levels designed for both privacy and togetherness. The ground floor opens with an expansive living and dining zone where sea views dominate the sightlines—floor-to-ceiling windows frame the water while neutral tones (cream, ivory, soft grey) create a backdrop that refuses to compete with the landscape beyond. A shower room with WC serves this level, and one double bedroom with ensuite anchors the sleeping quarters here, ideal for guests who prefer to avoid stairs.

The first floor hosts three further bedrooms. The master suite features a double bed and private ensuite, leading to its own balcony where morning light arrives with the sound of waves. A second double bedroom occupies this level, while a third double bedroom includes an adjoining single room and ensuite bathroom—a configuration that works perfectly for families or those needing flexible sleeping arrangements.

Below ground, the basement level contains three bunk-bed rooms: one sleeping two (single bunk), one sleeping four (two sets of bunks), and one sleeping two (single bunk). This floor is purpose-built for children, teenagers, or additional adult guests seeking their own retreat. A full kitchen operates from the ground floor, fitted with oven, microwave, dishwasher and fridge—the type of kitchen where meal preparation becomes a pleasure rather than a chore. Wi-Fi reaches every corner, smart light and shutter controls respond to voice or app, and cots plus highchairs confirm this villa welcomes the youngest guests.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The 12 by 9-metre infinity pool dominates the terrace, its edge dissolving into the sea view so completely that swimmers appear suspended between water and sky. A children’s pool sits adjacent—shallow and safe, allowing younger guests to play independently while adults recline on sun loungers metres away. The Jacuzzi, positioned to face the water, transforms evening relaxation into something approaching ritual: warm jets and salt air combining as the sun descends.

Covered dining areas sprawl across the terrace, accommodating the full party comfortably. A barbecue station with integrated small kitchen allows dinner to cook while conversation flows. Shower facilities positioned poolside mean no wet footprints traverse the interior. The terrace itself faces south and southwest, trapping heat into early evening and providing unobstructed views across the coastline toward Lindos.

Location: Kolympia and the Surrounding Area

Kolympia transformed from quiet fishing village to established resort during the 1980s, retaining the character that made it attractive before tourism arrived. The shingle beach directly below Villa Constantine offers crystalline water ideal for swimming, while the Eucalyptus Road—planted during Italian occupation—provides a distinctive natural landmark running through the village. Local tavernas line the waterfront, serving grilled octopus and local wine within metres of the sea. Souvenir shops and a small supermarket occupy the town centre, approximately 1km inland.

Rhodes Town sits 30km south, home to the Old Town’s medieval walls and the Palace of the Grand Masters (a UNESCO World Heritage site dating to the 14th century). The palace museum traces Rhodian history back to the 3rd century BC. The New Town showcases art deco architecture, particularly around Mandráki harbour where the Evangelismós Cathedral houses notable frescoes. The Museum of Modern Greek Art holds collections rivalling Athens itself.

Lindos Acropolis, 15km south of Kolympia, commands dramatic clifftop views and demands a full afternoon. Faliraki, 8km south, has shifted from hedonism capital to family destination, now anchored by a water park and the sheltered Anthony Quinn Bay. An aquarium and scuba school cater to water enthusiasts. Ammoudes beach, 6km north, remains quieter and equally beautiful.

For nature, the Valley of the Butterflies (Petaloudes) lies 30km southwest—a seasonal sanctuary where thousands of butterflies shelter in the river gorge during summer. Epta Piges (Seven Springs) nature reserve, 25km inland, combines forest walks with natural freshwater pools. Several wineries dot the interior, offering tastings and vineyard tours. Prasonisi, at the southern tip 50km away, divides the Aegean and Mediterranean—Europe’s premier windsurfing location.

Diagoras International Airport sits 30 minutes’ drive (25km) north, handling flights from across Europe. Explore our luxury villas in Kolympia and our full collection in Greece. For destination inspiration, read our Rhodes travel guide.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Extended families numbering 12-15 find Villa Constantine’s layout ideal: children inhabit the basement zone with their own pool, adults occupy upper floors with private terraces, and common spaces remain spacious enough for everyone to gather without crowding. Multi-generational groups (grandparents, parents, children across three age ranges) benefit from the combination of bunk rooms for younger guests and ensuite bedrooms for older relatives.

Groups of friends—perhaps 12 people reuniting annually—appreciate the flexibility of bedroom configuration and the outdoor entertaining space. Couples celebrating significant milestones can claim the master suite with its private balcony, while their closest friends occupy the first-floor doubles. Corporate retreats and team-building groups find sufficient space for both working sessions and evening relaxation.

Parents seeking a Mediterranean base for long stays (two weeks or more) benefit from the kitchen’s capability, Wi-Fi reliability, and proximity to beaches, tavernas and boat hire. Families with very young children appreciate the highchairs, cots, and children’s pool before introducing toddlers to the larger pool.

Practical Information

Villa Constantine accommodates 15 guests maximum across 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The property includes Wi-Fi throughout, air conditioning in all bedrooms, Smart TV with DVD player, dishwasher, washing machine, iron and ironing board, and full kitchen equipment. Cots and highchairs are provided. Pool heating operates seasonally. Utilities, Wi-Fi and standard cleaning are typically included; confirm specifics at booking.

Diagoras Airport lies 25km north (30-minute transfer). The nearest supermarket sits in Kolympia town centre, 1km away. A pharmacy operates in the same area. Rental car collection from the airport is standard; most guests arrange this before arrival to explore at their own pace. Check-in typically allows flexibility from mid-afternoon; departure in late morning. The villa operates year-round, though swimming season peaks May through October.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Constantine

How many guests does Villa Constantine sleep?

Villa Constantine accommodates 15 guests across 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. The ground floor contains one double ensuite bedroom. The first floor hosts three bedrooms: a master double with balcony, a double room, and a double with adjoining single room and ensuite. The basement level provides three bunk-bed rooms sleeping 2, 4, and 2 guests respectively. This configuration suits families, multi-generational groups and friend groups equally well.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Constantine in Kolympia?

Diagoras International Airport (Rhodes Airport) sits approximately 25 kilometres north of Villa Constantine, roughly a 30-minute drive by car. International flights arrive from across Europe, the UK, Scandinavia and beyond. Car rental desks operate in the terminal building. A private transfer service can be arranged if preferred, though self-drive allows flexibility to explore the island independently.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Constantine?

May through September offers guaranteed sunshine, warm sea temperatures (24-27°C), and full accessibility to water sports and boat trips. June and September provide warmth without July-August peak crowds and heat. April and October remain pleasant for those preferring milder temperatures and fewer tourists, though sea swimming becomes marginal. November through March experiences occasional rain and cooler water but appeals to budget-conscious travellers and those seeking solitude. The Lindos Acropolis and Old Town Rhodes remain visitable year-round.

Is Villa Constantine suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property provides a dedicated children’s pool, cots and highchairs, and the basement bunk rooms allow children to sleep together while parents occupy upper-floor bedrooms. Kolympia’s shingle beach offers calm, clear water suitable for supervised swimming from age four upwards. A water park operates in nearby Faliraki (8km south). The terrace’s multiple sun-lounging areas allow parents to supervise play from comfortable vantage points. The kitchen supports meal preparation for children with different preferences. A Jacuzzi offers evening relaxation once children sleep.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Constantine?

Standard inclusions typically cover Wi-Fi, air conditioning, utilities (electricity, water, heating), pool access with seasonal heating, and initial cleaning. Linen and towels are provided. Kitchen equipment (oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge) operates without additional charge. Cots and highchairs are available at no extra cost. Some bookings include pool maintenance; confirm this at the time of reservation. Housekeeping can be arranged for additional fees on longer stays.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Constantine?

Kolympia’s waterfront tavernas sit within 500 metres, serving grilled fish, octopus and local Rhodian wines. Taverna names change seasonally, but the cluster by the beach remains consistent. A small supermarket and pharmacy occupy the town centre, 1km inland—walkable or a two-minute drive. For larger shopping, Rhodes Town’s supermarkets and specialist food shops lie 30km south. Anthony Quinn Bay (8km south in Faliraki) offers casual beach restaurants and a larger selection of shops. Lindos village (15km south) contains tavernas, bakeries and souvenir shops clustered around the harbour.