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"This Apartment stay at Vila Irini was absolutely fantastic, romantic and located in a nicely quiet place in the cute village Almyrida. All rooms have the most amazing see view with incredible sunsets to die for! Room was very clean with all the needed basics. The host Spyros was the nicest man who is always around making sure everything is well. A short walk Down the hill of 5-10 min and you arrive to a very nice Beach with tons of restaurants, ALL good. Would definitely come back to Vila Irini!...

"The location up in the village was breeze, which was nice during the very hot days. But it is on a very busy road, and constantly very noisy for the near room."

"very bad hotel"

"It was a very nice experience. The villa has value of money."

"Fantastisk hus der ligger ca 16 min gåtur fra den skønneste lille by Georgiopoulis og en lækker strand. Skønt hus og værten det rareste menneske. Han havde lavet mad til os da vi ankom og sat lidt drikkevarer i køleskabet. Han var til rådighed døgnet rundt, hvis vi havde spørgsmål. Huset var fantastisk med skøn udsigt over byen og havet. Fin lille have med liggestole og pool. 4 værelser med mulighed for opredning til 2 Pers mere. Vi var 10 afsted og det fungerede fint. Man kunne nemt tage bussen...

"Super lækkert hotel, der passede fint til en enkelt overnatning for os."

"Stella was very helpful and helped with everything, even upgraded our room! We definitely recommend to everyone visiting Chania as it’s only about a 10minute drive to the port, will definitely visit again :)"

"Excellent for a one night stop before flight. Beautiful apartments set into the hillside overlooking Souda Bay. Incredibly modern, new and super clean. Very spacious rooms, equipped with all the essentials and also outstanding views. Staff are absolutely wonderful. Nothing was an issue for them. The receptionist was incredibly accommodating with my requests and really lovely to deal with. Wonderful small pool area which again, has an incredible view of Souda bay and the mountains. Well...