Good location to sights, beginning to get a bit tired, but OK.

This hotel was central in Delphi, very close to good restaurants and a 12 minute walk to the entrance to the Delphi Museum and Archaeological site. It is run by Petros and Penny. Penny is a well known guide in Delphi. Our room on floor 2 was very clean and comfortable and had a balcony that overlooked the sea.

We arrived by public bus from Athens and the only negative was the uphill walk from the bus station. If we had phoned on arrival I'm sure that Petros would have helped us with the luggage, because he showed us a shorter way down to the station that involved about 25 steps, and helped us with our luggage. Taxis weren't plentiful in Delphi, so it made sense to walk to the Hotel.

We saw the museum in the afternoon and the site the next morning. Only two tour groups had beaten us there before we arrived at 8:30, so our photos were absolutely uncluttered by tourists other than us :))

Definitely a good hotel with a elegant allure and a nice staff. Rooms have a great view (we had the penthouse).

My family and I stayed for one night in the Leto Hotel in the lovely town of Delphi. It was clean, a great value, and a good, cool respite from the summer heat. It is in a terrific, central location in this sweet, small town. The breakfast was convenient and good. The man in reception (the owner?) was quick, helpful, and (like most hotels in Greece) spoke English. I found this hotel via Rick Steves's book, and his advice was right-on.