Location- A lovely wee room in Chania’s old town. The harbour is just a few steps away with some good shops around. I was able to use the Google maps app if I wanted to go somewhere specific. So much to explore! It’s a treasure trove for photographers. If you book any tours, most of them pic up near by the place that was a mere 5 min walk-ofcourse it depends on what they instruct as well.
Room- The room was neat with some basics like iron & iron board provided. I was able to easily open or close the windows for sunlight &/or nice sea breeze. The air conditioner worked fantastic on hotter days. Most days my favourite bit was listening to the live music played in the Tavern opposite. At night closing the windows made the sound very soft so if you’re a light sleeper, don’t worry.
There’s a kitchenette that you can use for little things & if you’re a good cook you’ll be able to manage.
The bathroom is separate, located downstairs as stated in the ad & exclusive for you to use. It’s even got lock & key if you want to lock it. However, it is small. I’m a almost fit & about 5ft sized person so I could easily fit to shower but a big, healthy & 6ft person might not find it very convenient. There’s some basics in there too - bath soap, shampoo & a mop to clean up after yourself if needed which I found very useful.
If you’re not used to separate bathrooms & are planning to stay more about 5+ days then you get used to it by the 2nd/3rd day. :)
As stated in the ad, there’s no washing machine. But if you’re particular about your clothes then there’s a laundromat a minute away that you can get your laundry done at.
Host - Konstantine was a lovely host. She had been very responsive before, during & even after my stay. She met me at the room to show me around & let me know how things worked. If I had any questions, she was quick to respond via the bnb chat.
Overall, my stay at Dina’s corner was very nice, comfortable & affordable. If you’re planning to visit Chania for any amount of time, I’d recommend it to you.
Have a lovely holiday!