Dimitros, our host was charming, welcoming and helpful. Very kind fruit and cheese was provided.

However, we must be honest we did not stay in Stavros as he told us shortly before arriving that it was not available, we did not recieve the sea views promised. He did provide us with an alternative which he said was more expensive and at no extra cost.

The property was a 2 floor apartment set in and old Monestary off Splantiza Square.
At first we were worried about the location but it turns out we had nothing to worry about. We had a fabulous stay.!!!!!So there is no double bed....who cares that it's just two singles joined together. So the monestary bells go off every hour and every half hour, this added to the charm and character of the old town way of life and soon drowned out by the complimentary raki(alcohol) you receive after meals. No seriously, after a little bit it stops being irritating. Midnight is the worse chiming 12 times. All this can be overlooked for what the location offered.

We were told to pay 10euro per night extra after we arrived for air conditioning, we chose not to.....What a mistake please Do it!!! 40degree heat with no fan or AC is virtually impossible. We would have preferred knowing of the additional cost before we arrived, that said 3 days without aircon was madness it was needed, even though we only stayed in the property at night.

The property was cleaned to a high standard. Nothing required really as various restaurants literally on the door step. We went to Lafamilia for breakfast and would go again.
Dimitros told us what sights to visit and they were every bit as great as he said they'd be. So we had a few hiccups but best time ever.

The locals were fabulous and welcoming every last one of them.

This is where the westernised and traditional, old and new meets in the closet of Narnia.

We would return again. Amazing! We wished we had longer to see Chania