The Grand Resort Leonardo Limited Edition is located in Parekklisia, right on the beach. This luxury hotel has 255 rooms and sea views, as well as its own private beach.
You can use the spa, indoor pool, fitness area and tennis court. Families can enjoy useful extras such as a crèche, a children's pool, a playground and children's entertainment.
Amathus Area, Parekklisia, 4533, Parekklisia, Cyprus
The nearest international airport is Larnaca International, about 46 km away.
The GrandResort Leonardo Limited Edition is on or close to the beach, so you reach the sea quickly.
Yes, The GrandResort Leonardo Limited Edition has facilities suitable for families with children.
Yes, The GrandResort Leonardo Limited Edition has a spa and wellness offering to relax.
The GrandResort Leonardo Limited Edition is a 5-star property.
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We had a wonderful stay at the Grand Resort in Limassol, where we stayed in an Executive Sea View Room. The room was comfortable and offered beautiful views of the Mediterranean. The hotel itself is beautiful, well maintained, and located right on the beachfront. The all-inclusive package offered a good variety of food and drinks, and the staff throughout the resort were friendly and welcoming. A special mention goes to Lefteris at Neera Pool Bar, who consistently made outstanding cocktails and added a personal touch to our stay. Service like his is what makes a holiday truly memorable. We also enjoyed the included dinner experiences at the specialty restaurants. The food was good, and the staff were excellent. Our only criticism is that all-inclusive guests can visit Yashinoki and Ouzeria only once per stay. This feels unnecessarily restrictive, especially as the dining experience is not significantly different from the main dinner buffet. As a result, the restaurants were surprisingly quiet; on one occasion, there were only two of us dining while the number of staff members exceeded the number of guests. Overall, we left relaxed and very satisfied with our vacation. We would happily recommend the Grand Resort to anyone looking for a comfortable and enjoyable stay in Limassol.
-Wonderful Stay with the Family! What a wonderful stay with the kids! The room was excellently clean, and housekeeping did a fantastic job throughout our stay. The food was amazing across all the restaurants, and the drinks were top-notch all day long. A special shoutout to the bartenders, who were very professional and friendly! The spa team was exceptionally helpful and professional as well. Overall, the entire management and staff running the hotel made our stay completely unforgettable. Highly recommended!
We had a wonderful stay at this hotel and celebrated a birthday during our visit. The food was delicious and varied, with plenty of options to choose from every day. The staff were incredibly friendly, attentive, and always ready to help, making our celebration even more special. We stayed in a room with a private pool, which added extra comfort and made our vacation truly memorable. Everything was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. We highly recommend this hotel and would be happy to return in the future!
Had an amazing wedding on the 23 August at the Grand Resort. The day and wedding arrangements were above our expectations. All our guests couldn’t have been treated any better. Well done to everyone. Would definitely stay there again.
Very good service. Food so and so to be honest, but all the other aspects of my stay have been excellent. Special thanks to Lucy from reception, and Artemis assistant GM, who helped fixing all the issues that I had, as soon as I raised them with very fast and proactive management and responsive way as well as great professionalism. Ten days ago, before arriving at Grand resort Limassol by Leonardo, I was at another luxury hotel, Grand Hyatt Athens , where I had many problems, that were merely fixed. But here at Grand Resort, service and proactive measures and professionalism have been excellent. I like when I get what I pay for. At other luxury hotels that I have stayed, I haven’t got that level of care. Only one detail. All staff members have been very friendly and professional, apart from a late night shift guy from Nepal, who once brought me my dinner for which I paid by card, then he came back after forgetting to add the 4 euro delivery service, asking me to pay it even though I was not obliged as it was his mistake that he forgot. Maybe he needs to be more professional and not disturb the guests ten minutes after bringing the food, and while I was enjoying my food and had outside of my door also the Do not Disturb option, because he needed to get also the 4 euro delivery charge that he forgot to put it on the first place. See you soon with hopefully better food next time. But Limassol has many great restaurants that you must try either way. Georgios Koukalis
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