Nireas Hotel

Today, I have landed back home after spending amazing week at this family-run hotel. I can definitely tell you that it was one of the best holidays I have ever had, filled with nice people and great Greek weather. The hotel is located very conveniently, you have a lot of shops and restaurants nearby. Lidl is just 5-7 min walk. Next to the hotel there was a great coffee shop- Move on. Next to the hotel there is a bus stop which will take you to Chania city centre for a nice promenade and a delicious dinner. Hotel itself is of an apartment style with amazing pool which was always well-maintained and clean. Every day the girls made sure that our room is clean and we have new towels, and they were making quite impressive compositions from flowers and towels😁 The manager of the hotel was extremely friendly and always dealt efficiently with any requests we had. Breakfast was delicious and overall our stay was extremely enjoyable. Definitely visit this hotel to feel the amazing Greek hospitality.

Just returned from a week’s stay here, could not fault it at all, the staff were very friendly particularly Christos the owner. The rooms are spacious & very clean, Hidden up a side road the Hotel is very close to all the amenities Kato Daratso has to offer, good restaurant’s great beaches, Chania is close by via a bus or very reasonably priced taxi. Will definitely return here one day.

First of all it’s April. We’ve had some lovely days but also a few cloudy and cold ones. But as I said it’s April. The pool has been chilly Chania is just a few miles away (Doratso is really just a suburb of Chania) and only 10 mins on the bus. It’s an amazing town. Full of history and lovely people. The harbour area is beautiful and it’s backed up by small streets that are easy to navigate and a great place to lose some hours. The hotel itself is really good. The rooms are modern and comfortable. The beds are snuggly and for self catering in Greece (and I’ve done a few) it’s pretty good! Loads of local shops nearby. A few decent tavernas but get into Chania where the choice is x100…. The local beaches (only a few mins walk away) are stunning. The Greeks all come to them so that should tell you everything. The only thing I would say is that it can be very busy! You’re just off a main road. Industrial car sales and very large supermarkets. (so food shopping is easy) For me that’s the only reason I wouldn’t come back. I’d love to see it in August or July…Apart from that I can’t fault it and if you’re coming to Crete then Chania is a must! And the apartments are top drawer including the all the staff which are lovely.