Jokingly I could say that I would like to keep secret my opinion and that of my friends about George's house in Chania, for fear that when we would want to come back to the same address in the future, we will be the victim of our own enthusiasm and could not find it available! :))
We rented the whole house (upstairs there is a spacious living room, a bathroom with shower and a fully equipped open kitchen, also a space where breakfast can be served in the cooler - important because the terrace, no matter how beautiful it is, is still exposed to the burning sun of Crete; one floor above there are the bedrooms that open to a hall (where there is a small bathroom with sink and toilet) and also to the splendid and wide terrace from which the sea can be seen (I cannot refrain from quoting here TS Eliot who said "The river is in us, the sea is all about us.")
On Loulou Street, lemons and oranges fall literally from the tree, and this - for someone outside the Mediterranean - is most relaxing...
Because George was abroad for a cycling competition at the moment of our arrival, the place has been successfully kept by his father who even went with us to a fish taverna nearby - "Thalassino ageri" that I recommend for the impeccably cooked fresh fish.
We also found at home at our absolute disposal a bottle of wine and one of raki! :))
We're absolutely sure we'll come back to George's maisonette in Chania!