Name: Villa Kamaraki
Address: Vrisses Neas Kydonias, Chania, Chania, Chania, 73100, Greece
Rating: 10

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Gerani Beach

Platanias Beach

Troulakis Beach

Port of Souda

Chania International Airport

Villa Kamaraki

Chania

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We stayed there for a week and we enjoyed every minute in it! It is an ancient building, restored with care and emphasis in details! Excellent facilities, with very comfortable rooms where we felt as if we were at home! Kamares houses is in the heart of a tiny but picturesque village, only 5 minutes from the nearest beach and 25 km from Chania. We enjoyed the serenity of the small village as well as the variety of a number of choices during our stay concerning quality food, sea and visits at the nearest sites! As soon as we arrived in the appartment, we were happily surprised with bio-products (olive oil, fresh fruits, olives, tomatos) and a bottle of Cretan wine waiting for us. We totally relaxed and filled our 'batteries' beside the pool.  The view towards the sea was magnificent from our balcony, especially at sunset! We will definitely come again!

A week in paradise!!

After travelling to several other nice hotels on Greek mainland and islands, this place struck us as the nicest and most memorable. The apartments are beautifully restored in a lovely location, where we were well taken care of every day by Jenny and the co-owner, Rula.  More than any other place we stayed, we felt here that we were in our own genuine Greek hideaway, as a family guest, eating delicious locally grown foods and getting some serious relaxation.  The place is remote in one sense (getting there our first night was a true adventure), but not far from the coastal highway once we found our way around, as well as near many inland Crete locations and the road to the southern coast.

Beautiful rural Crete experience

We spent a week in one of the Kamares apartments on a holiday organised with Inntravel.  The apartments have been lovingly restored from old Cretan buildings by our host Kostas and his family.  Our apartment was on two levels with a large verandah looking out to the mountains and the coast.  On arrival we found a generous collection of food and wine for us – olive oil, olives, tomatoes, coffee, a  variety of fruit, yogurt, milk, butter, cheese, home made jams, fruit juice juice, home made lemon squash, bread, eggs and biscuits.  The family produce their own olive oil, fruit, vegetables, herbs and make jams and preserves and juices.  The apartments – we looked at a few others – are simply furnished and feature wooden beams and attractive windows and pleasant and comfortable soft furnishings.  Linen and towels are changed twice a week and rubbish removed daily. We made our own breakfasts and evening meals, using local fresh ingredients but an excellent breakfast is available and includes fresh fruit and juice, yogurt and cream cheese, very good bread and those delicious jams, even eggs, under the mulberry trees looking across to the  mountains through Kostas' lovingly cared for plants. A very kind girl called Zeni looks after the breakfasts and the housekeeping and kept us supplied with tomatoes, figs and oranges, and advice on beaches and excursions. There is a large swimming pool surrounded by fig trees, with a partially shaded seating and sun bed area. Nearby, Kostas has created a large orchard-style garden which he has terraced and created seating and tables ideal for a picnic or to just quietly read a book.  The village of Maheri is quiet and unspoilt, with only a few houses, with just one cafe, and one feels a world away from the stresses of the modern world.  The nearby villages have small mini markets and tavernas and further away there are bigger shops and eating places.  We made many interesting excursions and also a few walks, with the routes provided and described by Inntravel.  There is a lot to do in the area and Zeni is very helpful with ideas and is keen to give the guests as good an experience of the area as possible, We plan to return, but next time for longer.

A Cretan Paradise

A beautiful property lovingly restored by Kostas. Each apartment and house has beauty and character. We stayed in a one bedroom apartment, Jenny looked after us very well, providing us with fresh fruit and vegetables from their own garden and orchard, We had a fabulous week enjoying the wonderful breakfasts and 2 evening meals. A gastronomic delight. A car is essential.  We visited local villages and beaches and Anna and Jenny were wonderful at recommending day trips and restaurants. We would highly recommend this destination.

Quality Rural Destination

This place has been lovingly restored and is very beautiful, gorgeous views of the surrounding countryside. But given it was in the high 30s C and no air conditioning at all, just an old fan, it was uncomfortable. The bathroom in apartment 2 is very small and there is no standing shower, the water goes everywhere. My fiancé had to bend over to wash his hair given he is over 6 foot. The Mosquitos come out at 5 pm and attack, we each of us had over 20 bites despite applying mosquito repellent constantly. All in all it is overprotective fed for what it is: €120 a night plus €11 each for breakfast each is a lot when there is no air conditioning and a sub-standard shower. 

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