Leda Village Resort
From
US$96
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From
US$96
/ night
About this property
Don't miss out on the many recreational opportunities, including an outdoor pool, an outdoor tennis court, and a sauna. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, babysitting (surcharge), and wedding ...
Location
Chorto, Horto, Greece
Olive Bay (0.9 Miles)
Old Radio Museum (1.3 Miles)
Vathiá Spiliá (1.3 Miles)
Paou Beach (1.6 Miles)
Monastery of St Nicholas of Pau (2.9 Miles)
Kamara Estate (4 Miles)
Room options
5
Villa Niobe with Private Swimming Pool
Room details
2 Large Double Beds
and 1 Single Bed
Sleeps 4
861 ft²
Balcony or PatioSeparate Dining AreaAir ConditioningWi-Fi (Free)KitchenettePrivate PoolFireplace
4
Superior Room Leda
Room details
1 Large Double Bed
and 1 Single Bed
Sleeps 3
Balcony or PatioAir ConditioningWi-Fi (Free)Refrigerator
11
Superior Studio Erato
Room details
1 Large Double Bed
and 2 Single Beds
Sleeps 4
Balcony or PatioAir ConditioningWi-Fi (Free)Refrigerator
5
Standard Room Kyknos
Room details
1 Large Double Bed
and 2 Single Beds
Sleeps 4
Balcony or PatioAir ConditioningWi-Fi (Free)Refrigerator
11
Superior Family Suite Erato
Room details
1 Large Double Bed
and 2 Single Beds
Sleeps 4
Balcony or PatioAir ConditioningWi-Fi (Free)Refrigerator
5
Villa Aphrodite with Private Swimming Pool
Room details
3× Double Beds
and 1 Sofa Bed
Sleeps 6
1184 ft²
Balcony or PatioSeparate Dining AreaAir ConditioningWi-Fi (Free)KitchenettePrivate PoolFireplace
16
Standard Family Suite Leda
Room details
1 Large Double Bed
and 2 Single Beds
Sleeps 4
Balcony or PatioAir ConditioningWi-Fi (Free)Rollaway or Extra Beds (Free)
6
Villa Nafsika with Private Swimming Pool
Room details
2 Large Double Beds
and 1 Sofa Bed
Sleeps 4
861 ft²
Balcony or PatioSeparate Dining AreaAir ConditioningWi-Fi (Free)KitchenettePrivate PoolFireplace
6
Standard Studio Leda
Room details
1 Large Double Bed
and 1 Single Bed
Sleeps 3
Balcony or PatioAir ConditioningWi-Fi (Free)Refrigerator
Guest reviews of Leda Village Resort
8.3
Very good
Based on 105 verified reviews
Facilities
8.2
Cleanliness
8.1
Rooms
7.9
Service
7.8
Location
7.9
Dining
7.9
Who stays here?
8
Sophia
14 Sept 2025
·
Stayed 4 nights
Sea, crystal clear, however, not recommended for those seeking sandy beaches, as it is rocky Property spotless clean, needs (maybe) some minor updating, although as it is, is absolutely fine Large rooms with breathtaking views, from the balcony, of the Pagasitic sea and the sunset Close proximity for a day trip to Trikeri and Agia Kuriakn, for fresh fish, sea urchins and lobsters and to nearby Argalasti, for fresh mountain air and good souvlaki under the platania in the village square
Sea, crystal clear, however, not recommended for those seeking sandy beaches, as it is rocky Property spotless clean, needs (maybe) some minor updating, although as it is, is absolutely fine Large rooms with breathtaking views, from the balcony, of the Pagasitic sea and the sunset Close proximity for a day trip to Trikeri and Agia Kuriakn, for fresh fish, sea urchins and lobsters and to nearby Argalasti, for fresh mountain air and good souvlaki under the platania in the village square
8
Amit
8 Jun 2024
·
Stayed 3 nights
We spent 3 nights at Ledo in early June 2024, and overall enjoyed it very much. The management had obviously invested heavily in the place, everything is very modern and beautiful, but there were some maintenance issues that we can’t ignore, especially with the various sports offerings. Hopefully, these are remedied by the time you visit: 1. Tennis: The court was covered in places with fine sand, which affected the play. The fence around the court has some thick thorn bushes in places, and retrieving the ball was both painful and time consuming. Of the 3 balls we were given, only one had a usable bounce. 2. Mini golf: we were initially given only 3 balls for a family of 5 - it was apparent the lady knew nothing about the game. The facilities were pretty run down, with uneven surfaces, weeds and even feces (cats??) 3. Volleyball: The only 2 balls were flat, and the pump we were offered had a wrong needle, so we settled for a soccer ball, which was fine. The court itself had a large pile of sand on the side; hopefully it had been spread over the playing area by now. The restaurant, pool and rooms were great, but when I asked for a pina colada at the bar, the barman had to consult a cheat sheet and sheepishly admitted they had no cream of coconut… Also, curiously, all the keys had been taken out of the public bathroom stalls (??) To summarize, the place had some early season birthing pains, though it had opened 5 weeks prior to our check in.
We spent 3 nights at Ledo in early June 2024, and overall enjoyed it very much. The management had obviously invested heavily in the place, everything is very modern and beautiful, but there were some maintenance issues that we can’t ignore, especially with the various sports offerings. Hopefully, these are remedied by the time you visit: 1. Tennis: The court was covered in places with fine sand, which affected the play. The fence around the court has some thick thorn bushes in places, and retrieving the ball was both painful and time consuming. Of the 3 balls we were given, only one had a usable bounce. 2. Mini golf: we were initially given only 3 balls for a family of 5 - it was apparent the lady knew nothing about the game. The facilities were pretty run down, with uneven surfaces, weeds and even feces (cats??) 3. Volleyball: The only 2 balls were flat, and the pump we were offered had a wrong needle, so we settled for a soccer ball, which was fine. The court itself had a large pile of sand on the side; hopefully it had been spread over the playing area by now. The restaurant, pool and rooms were great, but when I asked for a pina colada at the bar, the barman had to consult a cheat sheet and sheepishly admitted they had no cream of coconut… Also, curiously, all the keys had been taken out of the public bathroom stalls (??) To summarize, the place had some early season birthing pains, though it had opened 5 weeks prior to our check in.
6
elisabeth
19 Sept 2025
·
Stayed 7 nights
Le site est merveilleux, personnel très sympathique et accueillant. Restaurant très médiocre. Literie très inconfortable.
Le site est merveilleux, personnel très sympathique et accueillant. Restaurant très médiocre. Literie très inconfortable.
10
Jesper
20 Jul 2024
·
Stayed 6 nights
Der var meget meget roligt og ingen kamp om solsengene. Helt eventyrlige omgivelser/udsigt. Minigolfbanen er dog meget nedslidt 😊
Der var meget meget roligt og ingen kamp om solsengene. Helt eventyrlige omgivelser/udsigt. Minigolfbanen er dog meget nedslidt 😊
FAQs about Leda Village Resort
Is parking available at the property?
Yes, free self-parking is available on-site.
What type of breakfast is offered and what are the serving hours?
A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily from 8 AM to 10 AM.
What are the standard check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is from 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM, and check-out is until 11:00 AM. Early or late check-in/check-out may be available upon request, but additional charges may apply.
What accessibility features are available for guests with disabilities?
The property features step-free entrances and wheelchair-accessible facilities in public areas. Additional accessibility options may be available upon request.
What is the location of the property in relation to key landmarks?
The property is located on the beach and is a short 4-minute drive from Old Radio Museum, 0.9 mi (1.4 km) from Olive Bay, and 1.4 mi (2.2 km) from Vathiá Spiliá.
Does the property have a swimming pool?
Yes, there is an outdoor swimming pool available, which is seasonal and open from May to September.
Are children allowed to stay at the property?
Yes, children are welcome at the property. The minimum age for children to stay for free is not specified.
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