This is a nice apartment in a small "village" of 40 units, built around 2003. There is a 11000 square meter, very well maintained, common outside area, with a 200 square meter swimming pool and many other facilities. According to the developer, the aim was "to unite the best from Greece and Northern Europe". Probably for this reason, a large fraction of the units are owned and visited by Norwegians.
The apartment is unusually well equipped, particularly the kitchen. As of now, the beds in the second bedroom is best suited for children. The wifi connection worked very well against my laptop. Although the bus connection to Rethymnon is quite frequent (the bus schedule can be found at the main entrance to the village), it is advisable to have a car available. I learned that the village has a rather good agreement with a local car rental company.
During the visit, you have to do your own cleaning and garbage removal to nearby containers. There is a system for sorting garbage (not always practiced): Paper, plastic and metal should go in blue containers, glass in yellow containers, and the rest (including used toilet paper) in green containers.
The apartment is a good starting point for many interesting tours around Crete. But the maps we got hold of were not always very accurate with regard to the smaller (and sometimes not-so-small) roads. Our GPS seemed to be inhabited by an evil man constantly trying to lure us onto very bad roads and into very narrow passages in old villages. Driving and parking in the old town of Rethymnon can be somewhat nightmarish; we found the best option to be the nearby harbor parking area.