Palm Trees Hotel
Beachfront rooms with kitchenettes, four minutes to Nidri Beach
Sobre este hotel
Palm Trees sits close enough to the water that beachfront access here means an actual four-minute walk rather than a generous estimate, with sea or garden views available depending on the room booked. Each unit runs a kitchenette alongside a flat-screen TV and a sofa bed option, useful for families needing an extra sleeping spot without booking a second room. The lush garden and bar give a shaded, social space away from the beach itself, and Dimosari Waterfalls sit just 300 metres out for an easy stop between beach sessions. Agiou Georgiou Square and the Archaeological Museum Lefkas are both sixteen kilometres away for those wanting a cultural stop on a day away from the sand.
- Beachfront access
- Kitchenette
- Sofa bed option
- Garden and bar
A nossa opinião
This is a solid, practical choice for families wanting genuine beachfront proximity with a kitchenette to fall back on for meals, at a more moderate rate than the resort-style properties nearby. The sofa bed option is a real plus for families needing extra space. Couples wanting a quieter, adults-only stay should look at La Finestra or Mandragoras Eco Friendly Resort instead.
- ✓Request a sea-view room over the garden option if the difference matters to you; both sit close to the beach either way.
- ✓Use the kitchenette for breakfast most mornings and save restaurant meals for the evenings in central Nydri.
- ✓Visit Dimosari Waterfalls on foot; at 300 metres it's an easy add-on to a beach day rather than a separate trip.
Porque gostamos
- Four-minute walk to Nidri Beach
- 300 metres from Dimosari Waterfalls
- Kitchenette with sofa bed option for extra space
- Lush garden and bar on site
Porque os viajantes adoramFour minutes to Nidri Beach turned out to be an exact figure, not an exaggeration, which we tested more than once with kids demanding a swim before breakfast. The sofa bed in the kitchenette room meant we didn't need to book a second room for our teenager, which kept costs down significantly. Walking to Dimosari Waterfalls one afternoon felt like a bonus rather than a planned excursion, given how close it sat.