2-Star Hotels in Crete, Greece

A very comfortable hotel, the most cost-effective hotel in Europe for 20 days, you can choose to have a separate washroom, a public kitchen, the staff is very friendly, there are small supermarkets and large supermarkets around, because there are no nearby attractions in the winter, but So many days in Greece, I feel the most lively atmosphere here.

The breakfast variety is very rich and the location is very good on the top floor. The room was very good, there was hair on the pillow, but it didn't matter if I was thrown in the cabinet. As other guests comment, the block downstairs is very unfriendly, I don't know if they will attack people, but at least it looks scary, girls are best not to pass there at night

I had time when there was no staff and I was troubled with luggage. It was very cold without blankets in the dormitory.

Sijainti on mitä parhain ja idyllisessä vanhassa kaupungissa. Huone oli ihana ja siisti, sekä hyvin varusteltu. Aamiainen oli laadukas!

I knew as soon as I heard goats with their little bells on that I’d like this place. Quiet, quaint, country accomodation on the way to Samaria Gorge. The family who run it were all lovely, and mum even made me up a picnic to take on the hike before dad gave us a lift to the starting point. Maybe it’s because it never happens back home, but I ordered a beer downstairs upon arrival, and got given free olives - that made my absolute day and, though previously incorruptible, my loyalty was bought instantly and totally. I also had the rabbit fry up thingo, which tasted great, although the salad itself was even better, though it curse my carnivorous tongue to say it. The bedroom had a great balcony for looking out over the green and rocky hills. Bed was super comfy, and it actually was a little colder way up in the Omalos elevation (in June) which made sleep come very easily for those like me who run hot. Big fluffy blanket in the cupboard though for those of you who like to be warmer. The bathroom is a bit small and being on the tall end of the height spectrum I had to be wary not to knock myself out on the hand basin when using the toilet. But if you’re under 6 foot you’ll patting your genetics on their small back. The building is relatively old so expect to hear some footfalls as other guests go past your room, but other than that, blissfully quiet overnight. The daughter of the family speaks really good English which helped a couple times, when regretfully I seemed to have forgotten all my Greek (which I rudely hadn’t learned prior to arriving). I can’t recommend this homely hotel enough, so if you’re on your way to hike the gorge, park your car here and stay the night. Then stay in Agia Romelli at the very end of the hike. Then come back to Omalos the next day and get some home style cooking back into your weary body. Or whatever floats your ferry.

滿意 、房間大、清潔、非常熱情

I booked the hotel very spontaneously late in the evening. The reception was already closed when I called, but the manager came by in person within less than 10 minutes. I felt guilty because I didn't know it was his cell phone number and I called so late when he was already at home. But he was really friendly and humorous. We had booked one of the modern rooms, which were spotlessly clean, beautifully decorated and really very spacious. The facilities were top notch, even a diffuser for the hairdryer for curly hair, which not many hotels offer. The sea with clear water was directly across the street, the location was great, just a stone's throw from downtown Chania, and you could park right in front of the hotel. Highly recommended!

A very comfortable hotel, the most cost-effective hotel in Europe for 20 days, you can choose to have a separate washroom, a public kitchen, the staff is very friendly, there are small supermarkets and large supermarkets around, because there are no nearby attractions in the winter, but So many days in Greece, I feel the most lively atmosphere here.

Sijainti on mitä parhain ja idyllisessä vanhassa kaupungissa. Huone oli ihana ja siisti, sekä hyvin varusteltu. Aamiainen oli laadukas!

I knew as soon as I heard goats with their little bells on that I’d like this place. Quiet, quaint, country accomodation on the way to Samaria Gorge. The family who run it were all lovely, and mum even made me up a picnic to take on the hike before dad gave us a lift to the starting point. Maybe it’s because it never happens back home, but I ordered a beer downstairs upon arrival, and got given free olives - that made my absolute day and, though previously incorruptible, my loyalty was bought instantly and totally. I also had the rabbit fry up thingo, which tasted great, although the salad itself was even better, though it curse my carnivorous tongue to say it. The bedroom had a great balcony for looking out over the green and rocky hills. Bed was super comfy, and it actually was a little colder way up in the Omalos elevation (in June) which made sleep come very easily for those like me who run hot. Big fluffy blanket in the cupboard though for those of you who like to be warmer. The bathroom is a bit small and being on the tall end of the height spectrum I had to be wary not to knock myself out on the hand basin when using the toilet. But if you’re under 6 foot you’ll patting your genetics on their small back. The building is relatively old so expect to hear some footfalls as other guests go past your room, but other than that, blissfully quiet overnight. The daughter of the family speaks really good English which helped a couple times, when regretfully I seemed to have forgotten all my Greek (which I rudely hadn’t learned prior to arriving). I can’t recommend this homely hotel enough, so if you’re on your way to hike the gorge, park your car here and stay the night. Then stay in Agia Romelli at the very end of the hike. Then come back to Omalos the next day and get some home style cooking back into your weary body. Or whatever floats your ferry.

I booked the hotel very spontaneously late in the evening. The reception was already closed when I called, but the manager came by in person within less than 10 minutes. I felt guilty because I didn't know it was his cell phone number and I called so late when he was already at home. But he was really friendly and humorous. We had booked one of the modern rooms, which were spotlessly clean, beautifully decorated and really very spacious. The facilities were top notch, even a diffuser for the hairdryer for curly hair, which not many hotels offer. The sea with clear water was directly across the street, the location was great, just a stone's throw from downtown Chania, and you could park right in front of the hotel. Highly recommended!

滿意 、房間大、清潔、非常熱情

This hotel has a great location, very nice room, and a huge bed. The price is not cheap or super expensive but rather somewhere in between. The thing I didn't like was that the reception was physically far away from the actual hotel rather than downstairs like most hotels. The hotel reception is a group that represents multiple hotels in the area so getting in contact with them to express any concern can be a bit frustrating. The bathroom is very clean, new, and the room is also big. The internet connection is also great.

I had time when there was no staff and I was troubled with luggage. It was very cold without blankets in the dormitory.

The breakfast variety is very rich and the location is very good on the top floor. The room was very good, there was hair on the pillow, but it didn't matter if I was thrown in the cabinet. As other guests comment, the block downstairs is very unfriendly, I don't know if they will attack people, but at least it looks scary, girls are best not to pass there at night

Hotel location is convenient, breakfast is average, but more fruits, extra points. Hygienic conditions were average. The only time I had been in this hotel for two months was that I had been bitten by a few bales, which was really annoying. The old gentleman at the reception was good, the recommended restaurant was delicious.

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