“Would definitely go back.”

The hotel is lovely. Very friendly, quiet and characterful. The grounds are delightful but there are lots of steps so would not recommend if you are not mobile. The rooms were fine, not luxurious but perfectly adequate and the air conditioning was much appreciated. The two restaurants complimented each other and both served very good food. The situation is perfect, so close to old (antique) Side and yet quiet with it's own small beach and very good service with the beds. The reception staff were wonderfully helpful. We really enjoyed our holiday.

“Not impressed”

The Hotel is nice, there are to many steps, so wouldn't recommend to someone with dificulties to move. Staffs are friendly, breakfast is ok but not much variety, most everyday the same food.

“Basic Rooms in a Great Location”

The best thing about the Leda Beach Hotel is its location: the restaurant is literally built into the ruins of an ancient Roman street, and you can eat breakfast while viewing the ancient theater from the deck. It's also only a few blocks from a very busy tourist shopping area and nice sandy beaches. The hotel itself is quite basic--small, budget-type rooms opening onto a narrow courtyard between the main road and a rocky beach. The "beach" behind the hotel is rocky and backs up onto a sidewalk, making it virtually unusable. There were some cottages near the pool that might have been a bit nicer, but I never saw the inside of them. Breakfast was adequate, but the dinner buffet looked rather stale, so I ate elswehere. The hotel seemed to attract a lot of British people. For a short stay, the Leda Beach Hotel was fine, but it's definitely a budget property. For anyone interested in the ruins of ancient Side, it can't be beat!