Hotel

D'Argento Boutique Rooms

Rodos 851 00, Greece, Greece20–150 guests$$$

Type:Hotel

Capacity:20–150 guests

Budget:$$$

Airport:Rhodes International Diagoras Airport (RHO), 20-30 minutes

D'Argento Boutique Rooms occupies a carefully restored Rhodian villa dating to the early 1900s, originally built as a merchant's residence during the Italian occupation period. The property underwent comprehensive restoration in 2015, preserving its original neoclassical architecture while introducing modern hospitality standards. Set on Dimokritou Street in Rhodes' Old Town, this intimate hotel marries century-old character with contemporary amenities for destination celebrations.

Highlights

Historic early-1900s Rhodian villa with original neoclassical architecture maintained through 2015 restoration
Boutique hotel with 12 individually designed rooms featuring traditional stone walls and modern furnishings
Located in Rhodes Old Town, UNESCO World Heritage Site with 2,400+ years of recorded history
Google rating of 4.9/5 stars reflecting guest satisfaction with accommodation and service quality
Licensed for civil ceremonies with outdoor courtyard accommodating up to 80 guests

Quick facts

Capacity20–150 guests

Venue typeHotel

Price range$$$

LocationGreece

Nearest airportRHO

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Plan your wedding at D'Argento Boutique Rooms

Getting there

Rhodes International Diagoras Airport (RHO)

20-30 minutes to venue

Airport taxi/transfer service

€25-35 per vehicle

25 minutes average · Direct service from RHO to Old Town venue, fixed-rate options available

Rental car

€40-60/day rental

20 minutes drive · Available at airport; drive to Old Town (parking in designated areas nearby)

Public bus (RODA)

€6-8 per person

45-60 minutes · Airport bus line 700 to Rhodes city center, then walk to Old Town

Cost estimate

Ceremony / venue fee

€800-1,200

Reception (per guest)

€65-95

Accommodation (per night)

€120-200 per room

Estimated total

€8,000-15,000 for 50-guest wedding with 2-night guest stay

Prices vary by season (peak: May-September). Includes venue, catering, accommodations for 12 rooms, coordination. Additional costs: florals, photography, music, transportation. Minimum 2-night stay typically required for guest rooms during wedding events. Off-season (November-March) offers 15-25% reduction.

Sample wedding weekend

Friday

16:00Guest arrival and check-in; welcome reception in courtyard with local wine and mezze

20:00Casual rehearsal dinner at venue restaurant or arranged local taverna

Saturday

10:00Wedding party preparation in rooms; hair and makeup services arranged on-site

17:00Civil ceremony in courtyard with 70-80 guests, licensed officiant, traditional Greek music

18:00Cocktail hour in restored reception hall with views of Old Town

20:00Three-course dinner reception with Greek and Mediterranean menu, dancing until 23:00

Sunday

09:00Farewell breakfast for remaining guests; check-out by noon

This is a sample itinerary. Your wedding weekend can be fully customized.

Frequently asked questions

What is the building's history?

Built in the early 1900s as a merchant's residence during the Italian occupation of Rhodes, the villa was fully restored in 2015 to preserve its neoclassical features while meeting modern hotel standards.

Can ceremonies be held on-site?

Yes, the property is licensed for civil ceremonies with an atmospheric courtyard space. The outdoor area comfortably hosts ceremonies for up to 80 guests with period architecture as backdrop.

How many guest rooms are available?

D'Argento offers 12 boutique rooms, each individually decorated with respect to the building's original character while providing contemporary comfort and amenities.

What's included in wedding packages?

Packages typically include room accommodation for wedding party and guests, ceremony space use, reception coordination, catering arrangements, and access to the historic courtyard and common areas.

Is the venue accessible by public transport?

The Old Town location is walkable from Rhodes Harbor and connected by local buses. Taxis and rental cars navigate the narrow medieval streets, though pedestrian access is recommended.