Cancellation Policy

If cancelled up to 14 days before date of arrival, no fee will be charged. If cancelled or modified later, 20 percent of all nights will be charged. In case of no-show, the total price of the reservation will be charged.

Guarantee Policy

The hotel reserves the right to pre-authorise credit cards prior to arrival. No deposit will be charged.  

Children Policy

All children under 2 years stay free of charge for cots. Maximum capacity of babycots in a room is 1. Any type of extra bed or baby cot is upon request and needs to be confirmed by the hotel.

Checkin

12:00

Checkout

11:00

Area Information

  Location   15 minutes far from Chania, at the West, Kissamos (Kastelli) is a town with 3821 permanent residents, center of the commercial and agricultural activity of the western part area of the prefecture.

Situated in a very fertile plain with vineyards and olive trees, it still keeps its ancient name, as officially it is called Kissamos. However, it is mostly known as Kastelli (“castle”), due to the fortress constructed by the Venetians and still standing there.

There are a lot of things to visit when in Kastelli; the town was active during the Greco-Roman period and relics from this period are still present. The Roman baths and cemetery, and especially the mosaic pavements are worth seeing.

In the town there are many shops and taverns and a small fishing port, fringed with taverns, just outside the centre. A little further outside is the port of Kastelli, from where ferryboats dock, which come from the mainland. South of Kastelli at a distance of 7 km are the ruins of the ancient city of Polyrhinia, a once powerful Dorian city. One of its ports was Falassarna the westernmost town of Crete.

With Kissamos as a starting point one can visit the archaeological sites of Falassarna and Polyrhinia, the peninsulas of Gramvousa and Rodopou, the Gramvousa isles , the beautiful gorges of Topolia and Tsikhliana and also the amazing exotic beaches of Elaphonisi
The crystal clear sea and the sandy beaches of Kissamos as well as the possible walking routes make your holiday a unique pleasure. 15 minutes far from Chania, at the West, Kissamos (Kastelli) is a town with 3821 permanent residents, center of the commercial and agricultural activity of the western part area of the prefecture.

Situated in a very fertile plain with vineyards and olive trees, it still keeps its ancient name, as officially it is called Kissamos. However, it is mostly known as Kastelli (�castle�), due to the fortress constructed by the Venetians and still standing there.

There are a lot of things to visit when in Kastelli; the town was active during the Greco-Roman period and relics from this period are still present. The Roman-Roman baths and cemetery, and especially the mosaic pavements are worth seeing.

In the town there are many shops and taverns and a small fishing port, fringed with taverns, just outside the centre. A little further outside is the port of Kastelli, from where ferryboats dock, which come from the mainland. South of Kastelli at a distance of 7 km are the ruins of the ancient city of Polyrhinia, a once powerful Dorian city. One of its ports was Falassarna the westernmost town of Crete.

With Kissamos as a starting point one can visit the archaeological sites of Falassarna and Polyrhinia, the peninsulas of Gramvousa and Rodopou, the Gramvousa isles , the beautiful gorges of Topolia andTsikhlianaand also the amazing exortic beachew of Elaphonisi.

The crystal clear sea and the sandy beaches of Kissamos as well as the possible walking routes make your holiday a unique pleasure.

Travel Information

"Mediterranean Studios & Apartmentsʼʼ are 50m from the sandy beach and the beach bar Pirates,where you can enjoy your swimming.Only 3 klm from Mediterranean studios there is the town of Kastelli with a lot of super market fruit market banks casoline stations and restaurants.