On the tiny, Northern tip of an island in the Dodecanese lies an abundance of hotels, which enjoy both sunny, Mediterranean weather and Rhodes' rich history and culture. The hotels' modern infrastructure, however, contrasts the beauty of some of Rhodes' historical locations, particularly the medieval town, which is classed as a UNESCO world heritage site. In the summer, the town welcomes a number of holiday clubs and resorts, from the all-inclusive to the well-being centres, many of which are devoid of charm but useful for family holidays. For the height of luxury, look to the five-star hotels, where just one restaurant or one pool are never enough. The private beaches, non-existent in the majority of hotels in Rhodes, sometimes lack character. Some rooms, though, have incomparable views of the Aegean Sea or the Mediterranean.