Superb bnb, as you know from its 5.0 rating after 50+ reviewers. 3 generous and knowledgeable adults live next door, running the bnb, a one bedroom house that matches the photos and listing. The quality of workmanship, materials, and windows caught our eye.
It would be hard to find better hosts or a better apartment in Chania. Your questions may revolve around location -- should I stay in Koum Kapi, Old Town, or near Nea Chora beach? We met a friend who had a room overlooking Nea Chora coastline. 2.5 times more expensive than Dmitris' house with kitchen and garden.
We stayed 7 days and walked not only to tourist areas but also the library, normal stores in center city, Nea Chora beach, Old Town. We went to all of these areas at least 3 times.
Small grocery store -- 5 seconds. The hardworking owner will surprise you with the selection and modest prices. His bread comes from his family's bakery 3 miles away.
Koum Kapi beach -- 2 minutes. Not
a great beach, but now you can walk along the Mediterranean for miles on sidewalks. Take this route to Old Town, Kriti Hotel, Nea Chora Beach, and the laundromat (has dryers).
Edge of Old Town, cafes along the water -- 6 minute.
Kriti Hotel -- 7 minutes. If you book tours to places like Balos Beach, you get the tour bus here.
Middle of Old Town -- 15 minutes
Nea Chora Beach -- 40 minutes. This is 5/6 miles round trip, but you are walking along the sea the whole way, much of it past the shops and cafes that draw people to Chania.
City center 15 to 20 minutes, depending where you're going.
The Koum Kapi neighborhood is totally quiet only from 3 a.m. to 5 a.m., but I suspect that is Chania in general.
To me Dmitris' is the best value, maybe by far. But we also felt more a part of Crete life, and love this family.