Heraklion Holidays from AU$1,228

Katrina at the front desk is the epitome of what a person in the industry should be. Trini in the breakfast area is a gem…remembered my drink of choice and would prepare it the minute I arrived, made me feel special

Lovely, quiet hotel for a relaxing break with lovely views. The massage at hotel spa was an absolute bliss! Beach at hotel is pebbles but it did not bother us. Sun lounges with unbrella is for rent We had breakfast only option with a couple nice restaurants to eat. Walking distance to Agios town. Would definatly recommend.

Tired property in need of updating to bring it back to modern day standards.staff were friendly and hotel clean. Food choices were poor and basic at all mealtimes. No pool bar, sun beds whilst plentiful no cushions. Outdoor gym was broken and inadaquate. Rooms were spacious but family room additional beds were very poor small and extremely uncomfortable , no room facilities water was not replenished during g stay . Housekeeping turned up at 8am . Barely all inclusive

Location-Amenities !!!! Superb Excellent breakfast !!!

Overall very good hotel and worth to stay there. The staff is super super polite with a nice smile everywhere, from top to bottom. The beach is nice, open to the north winds. Food is acceptable standard hotel buffet with variety of foods (although no Cretan foods or delicacies at the part of the buffer we were using). There are two sections building-wise, a renovated section and an old section. The sea-view bungalow we had this time was at the old section, 80s style, and definitely not worth 230-250 euros/night, with sea-view obstructed a lot by the front line bungalows. In the past we stayed at a cheaper, standard sea-view renovated room, main building section, which was better value for money than the more expensive bungalow(s).