This flat completely satisfied me: it's very close to Chania's historical city centre and to a small city beach, very well equipped, it's easy to park in the nearby and there's a small grocery shop right in front of it. Moreover, it's also possible to dry your clothes and sun towels on the roof as well as to smoke a goodnight cigarette on it while watching the roofs of Chania. But the very star of the flat is Antonis: if there was to write a voice in an encyclopedia to define the Greek hospitality, I would probably add Antonis' picture to it. Just to let you understand: I locked myself outside of the flat once and Antonis came asap (he lives 30 km away), I was thinking that would cost me more than 100€ (he had to call a handyman to open the door) but he asked me for 30€ (he was even quite ashamed to ask!), I gave him more than he asked and he bought me a coffee, a koulouri and a traditional Cretan pastry. The following day he even brought me a jar of olives, a bottle of olive oil and of raki... all homemade by him :D