Dear Guest My name is Kostas and i love sharing the beauty of my hometown with guests. Hospitality is my passion, and I strive to make every stay warm, comfortable, and unforgettable. Whether you’re here to explore, relax, or indulge in local flavors, I’m happy to share insider tips so you can experience Chania like a true local. Looking forward to welcoming you!

Our 27m² Studio terrace is designed to offer a blend of comfort and historic charm, providing a 7m² terrace with historic alley view & everything you need for a relaxing and effortless stay in the heart of Chania. The room is thoughtfully equipped with amenities, including: Cable Flat-screen 32;-inch TV for your entertainment Air conditioning for a pleasant indoor atmosphere Bluetooth speaker to enjoy your favorite music Alarm clock to keep you on schedule Coffee station for a fresh start to your day Mini fridge to store your essentials Hairdryer & iron & iron board for your daily convenience Safebox with password Toiletries including toothpaste-toothbrush & shampoo-body lotion-hair conditioner for a worry-free stay Our fully equipped room ensure a comfortable and memorable experience, just steps away from Chania’s vibrant streets and historic landmarks.

Nestled along the stunning coastline of Crete, the Old Town of Chania is a living museum of history, culture, and Mediterranean charm. With its Venetian, Ottoman, and Greek influences, this enchanting district is a maze of narrow alleys, colorful facades, and hidden courtyards, each telling a story of centuries past. At its heart is the Venetian Harbor, built in the 14th century, where the iconic Egyptian Lighthouse stands as a beacon of Chania’s maritime legacy. The waterfront is lined with cafés, restaurants, and boutique shops, making it the perfect spot to soak in the atmosphere. Wandering through the Old Town, you’ll encounter historical landmarks, such as the Firkas Fortress, the Hassan Pasha Mosque, and the beautifully restored Grand Arsenal. The Topanas, Splantzia, and Jewish Quarter districts each hold their own unique charm, showcasing a blend of Venetian mansions, Ottoman-era buildings, and remnants of Chania’s multicultural past.