leto is a lovely hotel, well situated in the village of hydra, with very nice rooms and caring staff.
we relaxed extremely well for four days in this stylish greek boutique hotel, a very worthwhile and enjoyable place to stay for a couple of days.

ronald brouwer and charles ide

The hotel was well located and the rooms were nice, but it was extremely expensive compared to what it offered. The room we stayed in was medium size not as big as it looked at the photo on the website and there was no proportionality with the extremely high price. Additionally, the rooms were clean, the staff friendly, although not very consistent to remember what u ask them for and finally the breakfast was good quality with variety and diversity.

I traveled with 2 friends. We had booked a triple room. Upon arrival we were rudely told that there was a mistake with our booking and that it was our fault that a twin room was booked. We were then told that they had no other rooms. Eventually they put a fold-up bed into the room. We were promised that we would be moved on the 3rd night, because they were fully booked our first 2 nights. We accepted this and went to bed. The breakfast was only adequate. By 10am, when we got there - breakfast finishes at 11am - there were only a few sausages and bacon left and 2 very cold fried eggs. On the morning of our 3rd night we packed our bags in anticipation of moving to another room, as promised. We went down to reception to inform them that we were packed, but there was nobody there, so we went off to the beach. Upon our return at 11pm that evening we were told that we were still in the same room. We called the hotel manager and after heavy arguments we decided to give it up and just go to bed. We were told that we should have reminded her that we should've been moved and that it was our fault that we didn't move to the new room. I absolutely regret staying here. This really was not an experience that one would expect from a four star hotel.

hotel leto is about 10 mins walk from the ferry stop through the main square (of shops and cafes) and up a cobblestoned side alley and another nondescript smaller alley . if you have many bags, the other alternative is calling for a donkey/mule ride - no taxis or cars on this island (unless it is state owned). Room is clean with hardwood floors and plantation shutter windows. Bathroom is huge (considering european standards) with modern sleek sink, they even provide a robe and clothesline in the tub. the lobby is quaint with old world wood furniture, and the paintings by local greek artists in lobby and cafe pops right out at you. Breakfast is your usual greek fare of yogurt, honey, good variety of fruits, cereal, mini croissants, variety of cordials and coffee, and classical music! no lifts in this hotel, so be prepared to haul your stuff upstairs. Hallway lights are motion sensored so it could get quite dark in the hallways. nearest beach access is through sunset restaurant, about 15 mins away. they also provide you with a beach towel. some rooms do have balconies, and don't be surprised to hear church bells in the morning too. it just gently wakes you up!