Chania Town hotels

We loved staying at this hotel. It has been in their family for over six generations and was once an old castle. They have kept features of the old structure and combined these with modern additions to a beautiful effect. When we sat in the courtyard, tourists continually came by (sometimes in large groups) to look into the space to appreciate what has been done to make this hotel an airy, lovely home for travelers. The room we stayed in was very comfortable, very clean, and had all the items one tends to need when traveling--hair dryer, shampoo, creams, etc. I loved the way the room was appointed in furnishing--simple, elegant, unique. The internet rocked and we had no problems with it--which has not been our experience in other hotels. Our breakfast options were sumptuous--and plentiful. Many of the offerings were made by the mother of the establishment--delightful Greek treats we had never had the luxury of tasting before. The wait staff there was most accommodating to the patrons tastes each morning. They were open-spirited and helpful--full of welcome and smiles. The real hit for us was the entire staff. They were incredibly engaging and warm with us. We felt as though we were staying with beloved relatives. They helped us find great restaurants, gave us recipes for some of the breakfast delights, and asked about our comfort whenever we met. These people gave us a genuine understanding of the Greek spirit.

wonderful 6 nights, all staff so helpful,spotlessly clean.

We used this hotel on the final night of our trip to Chania because of its close proximity to the bus station and Old Town. This is a no-frills establishment, which is reflected in the very modest price, and we knew that going in. You won't get complimentary shampoo or a dozen towels to choose from, but you get what you need. Clean room and sheets, air conditioning, and a bathroom. I have no complaints; it was perfect for what we needed.

We spent part of our honeymoon at La Maison Ottomane and it was exquisite. It is hard to imagine a better place to stay in Chania. There are three rooms and a small courtyard: everything is carefully curated, luxurious, well designed and thought-out, but also unstuffy. The Ottoman theme is faithfully executed, but not at all cheesy or overbearing. We were upgraded to an enormous duplex suite because of some small maintenance work in the room we had originally reserved. However, the other room would have been amazing too. The location is just several blocks away from the Venetian harbor, but tucked away on a very quiet street. More than anything else, however, the proprietor and staff are incredibly attentive, detail oriented and accommodating. For example, on our last day, it was all a matter of course that we should have breakfast (fresh coffee, croissants, muffins, toast, yogurt, fruits, etc., and I'm sure we could have asked for anything else that we might have wanted) prepared and served to us at 4:30 am so that we could catch our flight back to Athens.... Highly highly recommended.

We had a little bit of difficulty finding the hotel but once found it was lovely. The staff were very helpful and nothing was too much for them.

Book it you will like it!

Very nice experience. Enjoyed the location near old port & central to other amenities like bus station, etc. enjoyed buffet breakfast & something for everyone. Pool was lovely and a little spot to swim in the Crete sea was just down the road.

Nice art-deco hotel, Nicely furnished spacious room Nice breakfast with all fresh or homade products (above cretan standards) Very friendly & helpful staff A great place to stay for business or vacation

Beautiful, tucked away treasure - so nice to wake up in a room that had so much charm and warmth. Antonio made us feel like family - very helpful - he made sure our stay was perfect. Fantastic location! I would love to stay again.