First I want to write about the owner of Villa Dilia, Epameinontas (called Nontas), and his lovely family: Nontas answered very fast on all our questions in advance of our travel (most of the time there were only a few minutes between my question and his answer). Although our flight landed at heraklion airport, which is almost 2 hours away from Villa Dilia, he met us at the airport and helped us with our luggage and with the rental cars. At Villa Dilia we had a very warm welcome from the whole family of Nontas. His wife and his kids prepared a dinner (Moussaka and Pastitsio) for us and equipped the kitchen with all the things (milk, bread, eggs, water, etc.) we could need for our first breakfast (we arrived on sunday - supermarkets were closed). Nontas gave us some very useful information about the things we could do in the surrounding of Chania and showed us some Points of Interest (supermarkets, nearest beaches, Free Parking in Chania, etc.) with his car. He also helped us with a small problem we had with our rental car. Nontas and his wife live in the opposite of Villa Dilia in summer, so they would solve every problem within short time (luckily we never had problems with the house or the garden). Nontas cared for the pool and the garden while we where on the beach or on an excursion so we never noticed him when he was doing this. In the middle of our stay the house was fully cleaned and we got fresh bedclothing and towels. On this day Nontas brought souvlaki at the evening and we had a very nice dinner with the whole family. Villa Dilia is a very beautiful house with 3 floors and everything we wanted (small garden, pool, seaview, good equipped kitchen, 5 bedrooms). The equipment correlates with the description on airbnb - Nontas organized a babybed and a babychair additionally for us :) But the highlight of the Villa is definitely the view over Souda-Bay. Sitting with a glass of wine on one of the terraces and watching the ships entering / leaving Souda-bay and the planes starting / landing at Chania-Airport was never boring to us. Sometimes we had an extra show with militaryships or militaryjets from the NATO base on the other side of Souda-Bay. The noise from the planes was not a problem for us because there are not many airplanes between 10:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. (we have never seen or heard the militaryjets after 10:00 p.m.). Worth mentioning is also that the watertap in the kitchen has an extra filter so it's unproblematic to drink water direct from the tap. Additional we want to share some experiences we made: The beaches which are offered as "Must see" (e.g. Elafonissi, Balos) may be nice but not in high season - they are so crowded that you nearly couldn't see the beach. The water is nice but you will get no umbrella...