3-Star Hotels in Chania

Our check-in time was late, and the front desk lady was very warm and smiled beautifully and quickly checked in for us. The room was pleasantly surprised, clean and tidy, and there was a balcony. The room has an induction cooker, tableware, microwave oven, etc. It is very convenient to cook. The most pleasant surprise is that it takes only three minutes to walk across a road from the old city tourist area. Decisively stay for two more days. It’s too OK to choose Antel for Kaniya tourism.

This was a great place. Obviously you need a car to reach, but then most places on the island outside the city do. Plenty of parking on site. Family run. Super nice and friendly. Sitting on a hilltop with gorgeous views of sea. Our room wasn't too big, but that wasn't an issue for us, since we're out most of the time. The pool was cute. We went early in morning and evening and didn't find it busy. Breakfast buffet was small but again, nothing really to complain about. We ate the food and were satisfied. It can be a bit tricky initially to navigate and find your way to the hotel from the main road. There are several routes. Just drive slow and you'll be fine. Overall, we had a nice holiday and if we're coming back to the same area we would probably choose to stay here again.

We were unfortunately only able to stay for one night because the property was fully booked afterwards, but we wished we could have stayed much longer! We absolutely loved our stay at Agarathos Deluxe Homes. We arrived after visiting Balos Beach, and this was the perfect place to relax. The village itself is lovely and charming, and we had a wonderful meal at a restaurant right next to the accommodation. Everything was clean, and the towels and bed linen smelled wonderfully fresh and clean. The accommodation was comfortable, peaceful, and had everything we needed for a relaxing stay. We would absolutely recommend Agarathos Deluxe Homes to anyone visiting Crete.

It is a charming boutique, family-run hotel with a lovely atmosphere. The pool area is beautiful, with plenty of palm trees providing welcome shade — perfect for relaxing after a day exploring Crete. A special mention must go to the manager, Konstantinos, who was incredibly helpful, welcoming and honest throughout our stay. His genuine hospitality made our experience even more enjoyable. The location is also fantastic, making it easy to explore and travel to the many beautiful beaches around Chania, so you can choose a different beach to enjoy each day.

We stayed here with my mom for one night, and we were absolutely delighted with this hotel. From the moment we arrived, we knew it was special. The location is perfect—set in a peaceful village, just a one-minute walk to a wide, spacious beach with easy access to the water. The room was spotless, freshly renovated, and even smelled pleasant. We had a large balcony with a table, and everything was so clean that when we wiped the table, there wasn’t even a trace of dust. The attention to detail in the cleaning was truly impressive. The owner was wonderful to meet—so kind, welcoming, and generous. He treated us to fresh fruit and shared many helpful tips about the area, making our stay feel extra personal and warm. Breakfast was another highlight: homemade, delicious, and prepared with so much care. This hotel completely won us over—the location, the atmosphere, the hospitality, everything was perfect. We already dream of coming back and staying longer.

Perfect location in old town right in the middle of cafes and market shopping. Got to witness raising of the flag at the fort on our short walk in the morning to stretch the legs before breakfast. Parking is an issue if you have a car however we were lucky enough to get a park and just a short walk to the hotel. Great selection with breakfast inclusion. Staff at the hotel very accommodating and also lucky enough to get a ground floor room . Thanks for making our first visit to Chania a very pleasant one.

The place is good looking and clean but it is not functional. The light could not be on while you open the door. You cannot go outside and take the key if someone else is in the room or they lose electricity. The shower has so little pressure that you simply cannot keep the water temperature, it is always too cold or too hot. There is no insolation so you hear everything from the other rooms making it impossible to sleep. It is located in coviniently at the old town center which is good if you do not have a car. If you do have a car it is very difficult to find parking and you will face heavy traffic every day.

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.

I stayed here with my mom for one night, and overall we had a good experience. The location is excellent—there are three nice beaches within walking distance, which was very convenient. The staff were polite and welcoming, and the room was spacious, clean, and well maintained. Since our room was on the ground floor, there was a slight musty smell, but it wasn’t a big issue as we had a balcony and all the necessary amenities. In the end, we were satisfied with our stay and left with a positive impression.