Chania Town

  • 456 ft2
  • 2 Guests
  • 1 Bed
  • 1 Bathroom

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Family-friendly Amenities

Kids Swimming Pool
Extra Beds/Baby Crib
Washing Machine

Room Amenities

Air conditioner
Cable TV
Wifi & Internet
Towels
Slippers
Hair Dryer
Shampoo
Espresso Machine
Safe Box
Welcome Drinks
Pet Friendly
In-room Refrigerator

What’s included in this suite?

  • Private balcony
  • 140x200 cm Elite bed
  • Upholstered seat beside the panoramic window
  • TV-UHD screen for watching mountaineering films
  • Writing desk with USB ports for documenting your adventures
  • Room safe for your top mountain photos
  • Service station with Lavazza coffee machine, kettle and tea
  • Bathroom with rain shower
  • Comfortable terry towels and bathrobes

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Archaeological Museum

The Archaeological Museum of Chania is a must-see attraction in the centre of the city, in the historic neighborhood of Chalepa. The permanent exhibition showcases the diverse archaeological legacy of the city throughout its extensive history. The numerous artifacts on display reveal facets of social and administrative structures, religious practices, entertainment, warfare, and trade. The exhibition provides glimpses into the past habitats’ occupations, dwellings, furniture, utensils, toiletries, burial customs, and perspectives on death. The visitor experience is enhanced by specialized representations, digital media, and two tables featuring tactile exhibits and braille captions.

Chania Lighthouse

The Chania Lighthouse, originally a Venetian structure from the late 16th century safeguarding the harbor, underwent reconstruction between 1824 and 1832 in the form of a minaret during the Turkish occupation. Referred to as the ‘Egyptian’ lighthouse due to its construction during the Egyptian troops’ presence in Crete, supporting the Ottoman Empire against rebellious Cretans, it features the original Venetian base. Despite damage from WWII bombings and earthquakes, a 2005 renovation restored its former glory. Positioned at the end of a protective mole in the Venetian harbor, the lighthouse offers stunning views, though access to the tower is restricted.

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