A BRITISH woman has allegedly been gang-raped by a group of between five and eight men at a hotel on the Greek island of Rhodes. The woman, 31, claims she and her friends met the men, from Belgium, at a nightclub in the seaside resort of Faliraki early on Sunday morning. AlamyA British woman has allegedly been gang-raped on the Greek island of Rhodes[/caption] She said the men – aged between 30 and 35 years old – then took her and her friends back to their hotel room in Faliraki. The British woman told police in Greece she had consensual sex with one of the men on the hotel balcony and inside the room, according to local newspaper Dimokratiki. She said that at one point, her friends left the room. The woman claimed that the group of men then attacked and gang-raped her. READ MORE WORLD NEWS DEVASTATING CRASH Five teenagers killed and man, 18, survives after car smashes into tree HOLIDAY TRAGEDY Brit resident, 78, drowns in front of his wife while swimming on holiday She told police she fled the hotel and took a taxi back to where she was staying. The woman reported the alleged gang-rape to police on Monday morning at 7am local time. Police in Rhodes launched an investigation and have since arrested four Belgian suspects, who have not been named. The British woman identified all four men as her alleged rapists. Most read in News DEVASTATING CRASH Five teenagers killed and man, 18, survives after car smashes into tree IN WITH THE NEW Kwasi Kwarteng, Suella Braverman and Kemi Badenoch land top Cabinet jobs TRUSS ME Truss targets 3 urgent priorities to fix UK & vows 'we can ride out the storm' TRAGIC TWIST Rapper shot dead by cops after car chase was due to become a dad in just weeks LIZ MEETS LIZ Stoic Queen, 96, greets Liz Truss in Balmoral as she formally appoints her PM SHE'S ELECTRIC Truss' energy bailout WON'T be funded by bill hike but through taxes Investigators have taken DNA samples from the four men while police continue their search for the other suspects. Greek media reports that the four men “did not accept the charge against them”.