This is a lovely, charming apartment in the heart of the old town and a stone's throw from the harbour. Parking might be tricky as there is no access directly to the building (pedestrianised streets) but we found a spot on street near the fort and it's free to park there, though also popular with tourists visiting Chania. We got good directions and found the studios easily, met the host and got keys, up one flight of stairs to the small but well-equipped flat. Open plan with a small but well-equipped kitchenette with filter coffee maker (with filters and coffee), two small electric hobs for cooking and all the things you need to make your own food, but we didn't bother as we had so many good recommendations for eating out in Chania from the host (Tamam is great) - avoid the restaurants on the harbour front unless you like to look directly at the sea and head for the maze of tiny streets just behind them for the real gems. The king size bed was huge and the small balcony is nice too. TV and shower too. Welcomed with a few grapes, a bowl of monkey nuts and a small bottle of raki!!