Double Economy Room
- Wi-fi
- Number of bedrooms
- Internet access
- Room size (sqm)
- 220V power supply


Roma Beach Resort Hotel is best suited for German-speaking guests due to the predominant language spoken by the staff. While the location and facilities are praised, the hotel struggles with food quality and room allocation fairness. English-speaking guests may find communication challenging, which can impact their overall experience. The hotel offers a variety of amenities and entertainment options, making it ideal for those who prioritize location and facilities over culinary experiences. Overall, it is a decent choice for travelers who are comfortable with the language and cultural dynamics.
Discover Roma Beach Resort & Spa in Side, a family-friendly retreat with air-conditioned rooms, minibar, and WiFi. Enjoy room service, a pool, and free breakfast. Conveniently located near the Greek Amphitheater, it offers free parking for guests. Experience the best of Side here.

The hotel is conveniently located near the Greek Amphitheater, making it a great spot for tourists interested in exploring local landmarks. Guests appreciate the beachfront access, which provides stunning views and easy access to the sea. The proximity to Side allows for easy exploration of the area's attractions.
Guests enjoyed the wide range of facilities available, including multiple pools, a spa, and a fitness center. The availability of free parking and a variety of dining options, including a breakfast buffet, were also appreciated. The hotel offers a variety of entertainment options, such as evening shows and a kids club.
Many guests noted the language barrier as a significant issue, with staff primarily speaking German and Dutch. This made communication difficult for English-speaking guests, who felt isolated and misunderstood. One guest mentioned, 'All the staff spoke German or Dutch but couldn't understand English words such as cola, sprite, towel or water.'
The quality of food in the main restaurant was a common complaint, with guests describing it as unappetizing and often cold. There was a lack of variety, especially for those with dietary restrictions, with limited vegetarian and no vegan options. A guest remarked, 'The food in the main restaurant was disgusting and all the "hot food" was cold.'
Guests felt that room allocation was unfair, with some receiving rooms with very small balconies. This was particularly noted by non-German guests, who felt they were given less desirable rooms. One guest expressed dissatisfaction, saying, 'The Germans seemed to all get the rooms with bigger balconies, whereas us... were put in a room with a balcony I can only describe as a shelf.'
