The Leonardo Laura Beach & Splash Resort is located directly on the beach in Chloraka, Cyprus. This 412-room resort features a private beach and sea views.
Families with children
This hotel is ideal for families who want a water park and children's entertainment on site. There is also a children's pool and playground.
Facilities & features
Check-in / check-out
14:00 / 12:00
Max. number of people per room
2
Family rooms
Yes
Views
Sea view, View of the swimming pool
Number of rooms
412
Year of manufacture
1992
Hotel chain
Leonardo Hotels
Paying at the hotel
Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Diners Club, cash
Location
Beachfrontprivate beachGarden / terraceseaview
Facilities
Air conditioning (room)Barconference roomFitnessFree parkingFree WiFiEV charging pointRestaurantSpa & wellnesstransferSwimming pool
Children
ChildcareKids' clubChildren's poolKid-friendlyPlaygroundWater park
We stayed at Leonardo Laura Beach & Splash Resort in August, and unfortunately our experience was disappointing, especially as a family with small children.
The biggest issue was the heat. There is simply not enough shade around the pools, and the air conditioning was not strong enough for the August temperatures.
The Kids Club was also disappointing in terms of operating hours. It closes at 5:00 PM, while dinner only starts at 7:00 PM. For families with babies and young children, those two hours are particularly difficult. There are also not enough indoor or shaded activities for small children who obviously cannot spend 10 hours a day in the pool.
When we asked the staff what else we could do with the children, we were directed to the playground near the pools, but unfortunately there is almost no shade there either.
On the positive side, the pool staff were extremely friendly and helpful, and we really appreciated them.
Unfortunately, our experience with the reception/lobby staff was very different. They were not particularly friendly or helpful. I even tried to find a solution by asking about access to the VIP Lounge, which has a small indoor play area for children, but the price we were offered was extremely high and did not feel reasonable as a solution for hotel guests.
For a resort that presents itself as a family hotel, I expected much better facilities and solutions for families with babies and young children, especially during the hottest month of the year.
It is disappointing because with better shade, stronger air conditioning, longer Kids Club hours and more indoor activities for younger children, the experience could have been significantly better.
Not the best hotel i've been to in the last 5/6 years but one of the priciest... everything was like fine, but not good.
The kids club open only for 4.5 hours a day even though you dont necessarily want to be in the pool all day( and if u have young kids they cant do much in the water park).
The dining area-way too loud, the acoustics just terrible!!! We used to sit outside despite the heat of august.
Not much vegetarian option of foodand the stuff wasn't really care about your request.. one day i asked for a sunnyside down WD and the stuff was like 'it is what it is' while he was making more of them but not done at all. Same food every day... A/c bot working well. We booked a suite but the balcony and the bathroom was really small. The beach was nice but the access was bad..
All inclusive but only in certain hours which is weird. It was fine but I will not be back
Just stayed at this hotel for 10 days and honestly couldn't fault it. Great family-friendly hotel. The staff are so friendly and cannot do enough for you. Food is plentiful and lots of options for picky eaters. Hotel is wonderfully clean and we were especially impressed with the daily text communications, especially advising us when heat weather warnings were in place. Regular bottles of water put in room also a thoughtful extra.
Lots of sunbeds and activities planned. The kids club is air-conditioned so great for little ones who are getting a bit hot.
Special mention to Ella and Elina who are part of the Entertainment team. We have really enjoyed their daily aqua zumba session.
Also special mention to Galina A who was part of the housekeeping team on the 5th floor. She always took the time to say good morning and was so friendly and kind. Credit to the hotel.
Would definitely visit again.
We had an overall wonderful stay. Not only the food was excellent but also very memorable was our housekeeper GALINA and Artemis. Every day they were not only keeping the room squeaky clean but also went beyond and above to prepare small towel animal for the kids. They loved it. Every day a different animal. I would also recommend to anyone coming to book upgrade to the orange bracelet with the family lounge amenities. The stuff there where also very very helpful and cared to our needs as we where family to them !!!!!
We had a wonderful holiday at Leonardo Laura Beach & Splash Resort. We really enjoyed the wide variety and abundance of food available throughout the day, the kindness of the reception staff, and the excellent service from the waiters.
We also dined at the Italian restaurant, where the food was delicious and plentiful. We would especially like to thank Katerina and Roshan, who welcomed us with such warmth, kindness, and big smiles. They were absolutely wonderful and made us feel so comfortable, almost as if we had known them for years.
A big thank you to the entire hotel team for a wonderful holiday, excellent service, and warm hospitality. We truly enjoyed our stay!
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