Amoh Luxury – Amoh, a Luxury Collection Resort in Rhodes, debuts as Marriott’s third property on the island—bringing 197 rooms, private beaches, and dining built around Greek flavors, with stays available seasonally from April to October.
A new kind of Rhodes escape has officially arrived: Amoh, a Luxury Collection Resort, now open on the island.
The resort marks the third Marriott Bonvoy property in Rhodes and brings the Luxury Collection brand to the island for the first time, targeting travelers who want a more design-forward, amenity-rich stay—without giving up access to the places that make Rhodes famous.
Amoh sits in Pefki on Rhodes’ eastern side. a short drive from Lindos. the car-free village known for its Acropolis views.. One of the resort’s most distinctive touches is its location and design narrative: it’s set between Kavos Beach and a Hellenistic-Roman limestone quarry. and the quarry became part of the hotel’s look and materials.. Expect sculptural stone elements around the property, plus decor that draws on Greece’s craft traditions.
The interiors and overall aesthetic were curated by London-based Studio Lost. with an emphasis on natural stone. pottery. wood. and muted earth tones.. For travelers, that matters more than it sounds.. Rhodes’ appeal isn’t only its beaches and history—it’s the feeling that the island’s culture is present in everyday details.. Amoh is clearly aiming to translate that into the room. the paths you walk between venues. and even the spa experience.
With 197 rooms and suites. the resort is built for a range of stays. from couples looking for a quieter coastal base to guests who want a higher level of privacy.. The Rhoda Presidential Suite stands out with its own private pool and terrace. a feature that signals the resort’s leaning toward “special occasion” travel rather than purely functional getaways.
Dining is another headline feature, with eight restaurants and bars spread across the property.. The food program is locally inspired and designed to follow the rhythms of the day—lighter bites by the water. fuller meals when you want to slow down.. Lithos Main Restaurant pairs European cuisine with Mediterranean influences, while Cava di Pietra highlights Italian classics and Greek seafood dishes.. There’s also a pool bar and a beach bar, plus a patisserie offering artisanal Greek pastries and ice creams.
For guests who prefer structured “taste experiences. ” Amoh also ties into the brand’s Epicurean Moments. including an olive tasting and sunset aperitivos.. These are the kinds of add-ons that can turn an average holiday into something more memorable—especially for visitors who want more than one day of sightseeing.
Beyond food. Amoh is set up for a full resort day: a fitness center. tennis courts. indoor and outdoor pools. and a spa.. The spa approach leans into recognizable Greek ingredients such as olive oil. Cretan raki. and mineral salts—an effort to make wellness feel grounded in place rather than generic.. The resort also includes two private beaches—Kavos Beach and Kymata Beach—both reachable on foot. which is often where guests feel the biggest difference between “staying on the island” and “being on holiday.”
From an itinerary standpoint, the seasonality is important.. Amoh opens seasonally from April through October. aligning with the months when Rhodes is at its most active for beach time and warm-weather dining.. For Marriott Bonvoy members. the stay is also positioned for points travelers. with nightly rates starting around $500 or 76. 000 Marriott Bonvoy points.
That points-and-luxury pairing is likely to be a major draw.. Rhodes is already a top destination for couples and families. and adding a Luxury Collection property gives travelers another path to the same island—through brand recognition. points redemptions. and a design-led experience.. If you’ve been weighing a Rhodes trip based on value. Amoh’s arrival makes the decision easier: you can aim for a more elevated stay while still building around flexible travel plans.