Situated right on Alinda Beach, Alinda Hotel includes a bar with a sea-view terrace and a traditional restaurant. It offers rooms with free Wi-Fi access overlooking the Aegean Sea.Alinda rooms are air conditioned and open out to a private balcony. They feature a TV, a mini fridge and they all have an en-suite bathroom with shower.You can start your day with a full English breakfast. Later, you can taste local flavours for lunch and dinner prepared by the owner and enjoy them right by the sea.Within just 50 metres, you can visit Beleni Tower, which dates back to the early 1900’s. Leros Airport is 2.8 miles away, while the island’s port is at 3.7 miles. Free parking is available on site.

Dodekanessos Islands. Island-hop your way around the Dodecanese Islands in the southeastern Aegean Sea, from the raw natural wonder of Karpathos to the holy sites of Patmos. Book a room with Alinda Hotel and discover medieval castles, walled cities and exquisite beaches. Travelers who are interested in Greek mythology and ancient ruins will have a field day here. The islands also are a perfect destination for those who want to chill out in less crowded destinations where they can hike, walk on pebble beaches and absorb a colorful local culture. In Greek, the word “Dodecanese” stands for twelve islands, deriving from the word “dodeca” meaning twelve and “nisia” meaning islands. As a matter of fact, they are not twelve in number but many more…Telling a white lie about their name, all we could say about them is that they must have a seductive character ready to gloriously mislead us to an unforgettable experience of traditional and serene island life. Their main aim is to misguide you of your exact location and to mislead you as far as loosing track of time is concerned. It is obvious from the moment you cast your eyes on Alinda Hotel at Alinda, Leros, 85400, Greece. Therefore, book a room with Alinda Hotel and put your minds at ease and just enjoy the intake of the endless parade of images to your utmost gain…From the capital island, Rhodes, to the smallest and most secluded islet of the complex.