Sunrise Village Hotel - All Inclusive

Polecam pobyt w hotelu Sunrise Village z uwagi na dobre położenie z dala od ruchliwej ulicy, a zarazem blisko do sklepów, restauracji czy plaży. Pokój przestronny, wygodne łóżka, wszystko czyste i regularnie sprzątane. Posiłki smaczne różnorodne, każdy znajdzie coś co mu będzie smakowało. Basen i przestrzeń wspólna czysta codziennie czyszczona, dużo leżaków oraz bar w którym serwowane są napoje, drinki oraz przekąski. Jeżeli wybiorę się jeszcze raz na Kretę to skorzystam z usług hotelu.

The hotel is very clean, most of the staff were very nice and our room was fabulous with brilliant views. One thing to be aware of the superior studio rooms with a sea view have a shared balcony which you aren’t informed about! The pool is quite large with plenty of sun loungers and never too busy, they have outdoor shower and toilets by the pool which were very handy. Now comes the disappointment for what you pay to stay in this hotel personally I wouldn’t be returning the drinks selection is poor very limited choice and if you want the “more expensive” drinks that they have displayed you have to pay for them. The pool bar was our biggest disappointment very few “snack” selections and once again with poor choice of drinks! Honestly the hotel is fabulous itself in a brilliant location only a few minutes walk from the beach, shops, restaurants and bars but the all inclusive package in the hotel is definitely only worth 3 star but is well overpriced for what you pay to stay here! It’s a shame but sadly as much as we loved it will we be looking for other hotels in the area.

Review for Sunrise Village, Crete ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5) I stayed at Sunrise Village in Crete for 7 days as a single mum with three teenage daughters, and I honestly couldn’t have asked for a better experience. The food was amazing — even my fussiest eater was abme to have something! There was plenty of variety and everything was fresh and tasty. The drink selection was also excellent, with something for everyone. The freshly made cocktails were a great addition to the menu. Pool bar was fantastic. Self service snacks and freshly made toasties from 10am til 6pm. Plenty ice cream for the kids! The entire hotel was spotlessly clean, and the staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, which made a big difference. We felt completely safe and relaxed throughout our stay — the quiet location was perfect for winding down, yet still close enough to explore the island if we wanted. I highly recommend Sunrise Village to families, especially single parents traveling with teens. We’ll definitely be coming back!

Nice 3* Hotel. We were from 1st of June. It wasn't busy in general except of start of lunch and dinner time. Room was great and specious ( Maisonette ). Two sofas on the first floor then double size bed upstairs. Two bathrooms and both rooms with aircon unit. Rooms were cleaned everyday. Food was better than expected ( based on previous experience in Greece ). I think everyone will find something what they like. Soft drinks and water was good - it was actually tasty ! Cocktails were also good but nothing special. Not a lot of room for sunbeds, especially when people were leaving them in front of their rooms for all day. I think there should be a rule that when you are not using them, put them back on the pile as it is just taking space for others. Good hotel for quiet and relax stay. We have paid more than in 4* hotel where we spent 2nd part of our holiday but standard of room and food was much much better, so definitely can recommend this hotel. Supermarket about 50m from hotel - prices are much better than in other supermarkets by main street so no need to go anywhere else.

We have just returned from a 7 night stay at the sunrise village. I’ll try and give the pros and cons as we saw them. We paid £1900 for 7 nights and for a few hundred ££’s more we could have gone 4* and got a lot more bang for our buck Pro’s - Food was really nice. Not loads of choice but enjoyed everything we had - large room. We had a maisonette style room so had an upstairs and 2 bathrooms/balconies - very clean and the staff are really pleasant Con’s - it’s all self service. So you choose a seat in the small eating area then you have to get your own drinks and even your own cutlery. - There is no bar area so you sit, eat then drink at the same table. If you don’t get to the restaurant in good time for dinner you can struggle to get seated as people who ate earlier are sat at the same tables drinking. - no entertainment. 1 night a magician came who only really appealed to the many children who were there. - it’s about 400m to the main road where there are lots of great bars and restaurants. We went out every night for a drink as there is nothing to do at the hotel. If your holiday is to eat your dinner then go to bed then it’s perfect for you - the 400m to the main road is downhill which is great going down but it’s a proper drag back up in the heat. If anyone has mobility issues then would struggle. - the pool has 2 halves. You’re either in full sun or full shade and need to move around accordingly. There are no parasols which we struggled with. I like the sun but the option to go in and out of the shade without having to move all your belongings isn’t an option here - pool bar has the same small range of drinks as the bar in the restaurant but virtually no snacks. They do bring out small pittas with cheese and fruit pots but that’s about it

We stayed in a 1 bedroom apartment which was very spacious and had a big balcony which we could access from both rooms, air con in both rooms was really good, all the beds are really comfy, lots of power points in both rooms. Struggled a little for clothes storage as there was only 1 wardrobe and 4 of us. I read reviews mentioning the size of the bathrooms were quite small but we thought they were a good size. The hotel is short walk from the main road where a lot of the bars, restaurants & shops are. Which ever way you walk to the main road it’s a steep walk back up to the hotel, we found one road was ALOT steeper than the others but we came home fitter. We went to the beach a few times, a lot of the bars and restaurants have their own sun loungers & parasols that you can pay to use for the day, 2 beds & 1 parasol costs around €10 to use for the day. You get a lot of people coming to sell you things like sunglasses, bracelets & food and some people offering massage services at their shops, some of them were quite pushy so just watch out for this if you go to the beach. The hotel is on the small side, quiet & very clean, all the staff we met were very friendly. The food was really good, there was always something that our fussy kids would eat which was a big plus, 4 nights a week they had themed nights in the restaurant, sushi, Italian, Mexican & BBQ. Pool bar also had snacks in between meal times as well as ice cream. The pool was a good size but is on the cooler side but once you’re in and moving it’s fine this was probably down to the time of year. There are plenty of sun loungers and because of where the pool is located we could always make sure the baby was in the shade when not in the pool. The hotel is on a hill, the reception is on the same level as the road then you either go down quite a few stairs or down a hill to get to the pool, restaurant and rooms. We visited Chania harbour by catching the bus from the main road, this was only €2 each which is a lot cheaper than getting a taxi and really easy to do. We visited a water park while in Crete and got there on the fun train which the kids loved. The bus & the train stops are only a 5 minute walk from the hotel.