Elia Kalamaki Hotel

One of the best hotels I have every been. Amazing staff, rooms are super nice and location is perfect

Totally overpriced in every way. Very small room in a very not useful modern stile. The view was ugly cause the other houses surrounding us had terrible roofs and we where on 3 rd floor so they where right in our spot. bathroom and space in the room has an unusual and not practical installation. We had to take furniture out on the balcony for getting some space. TV channels was all German. Must say we found this room very uncomfortable ant not very useful in many ways. Light was turn on at the balcony and first after 12 pm off. Coffee machine was broken and didn’t have instructions how to use and we had to wait for the desk service next day. Cleaning was ok and a big smiling desk service also in top, the breakfast peoples here was very nice. Under our stay the fire alarm went on at 05:30 am thankfully by a mistake, but what a show out off control. Next day the whole village had power out. 4 days we stayed cause we paid so much and would didn’t like to loos time for finding a new hotel or money. This area is maximum tourist area alla Asian stile and we never found a Greek restaurant with authentic atmosphere and locals food.

We found the Eli Kalamaki hotel on ******* where all the reviews were excellent. Upon arrival we found; the hotel, the staff, the rooms and the breakfast/pool areas were all worthy of so many five star reviews. The hotel is very smart and clean, our room was a really good size and the air conditioning perfect. The lady who organises breakfast was lovely and explained dishes etc, the freshly squeezed orange juice was a highlight! We had a great time on Crete and the Elia added to our enjoyment.

Lovely friendly little hotel with amazing staff. Great rooms and bathroom - ours was a two bed with massive balcony (cost about £5 / week more than a one bed!) The power shower was amazing - water from 5 different points! and water pressure and temperature perfect. Nice pool and garden though it was a little cool when we visited. Nice lift to upper floors - with glass side so as not claustrophobic like most small lifts. Breakfast very good for such a small hotel (only about 5 rooms in use when we stayed) with great choice of pastries and continental stuff, which I don’t normally eat but made a big exception this time. Nothing was to much trouble for the staff, the cook made us omelettes every day on request (no one else got these and everyone else looked jealous) Ample free parking and hotel was only 200m from the beach and the bus routes. Some decent restaurants in the area or walk into Chania (about 1.15 hours) or get a bus. Hotel new and spotlessly clean, decent wifi, and other facilities including fancy coffee maker (but would have preferred a kettle) Would definitely recommend and would certainly return if I ever visit Chania again

Splendit stay in hotel with excellent staff, specialy Jana and receptionist Elena and Vicky. We come here every year. We highly recoment. The hotel is very clean , quiet, cosy and have excellent breakfast. The surroundings is tidy and nice.

Clean hotel, great service, brilliant location for beach and nearby bus to Chania town Staff help with information about day tours Lots of adventure tours available - bus within easy walking distance Lots of restaurants, beach cafes and umbrella with beds on the beach Beautiful clear warm water at the beach at the end of the street