Perfect location in the old Venetian Harbour of Chania, Crete. Nadi is a very welcoming person, well organised and goes out of her way to arrange anything you want. Room facilities are clean, our room had wondeful views and plenty of space. We would be happy to return and recommend to anyone as good value for money. We arrived late... more

We spent three wonderful days in Chania and stayed at Villa Venezia. The surroundings are definately worth visiting, the hotel was clean and seemed to have been recently renovated, still preserving its traditional feeling. The hotel manager, Nadi, has been very kind and helpful, suggesting us small trips to some of the best beaches of the island. more

We visited Chania on July 2008. We stayed at Villa Venezia, which is located in the old harbour of the city. There are many picturesque alleys, cafes, and restaurants around and we loved talking long walks every day. The studio we stayed at was large and clean. The view to the harbour and the sea was magnificent and the room... more

This was a very comfortable, personable hostel that is right in the heart of Chania Town. Very convenient to everything, great views and comfortable accommodations. If you are looking for something in this price range, I would strongly recommend it. more

It was my worst experience travelling. The smell in the room was really unbearable, the noise of all the parties outside didn't let me sleep, but if you add the attitude of the manager, it really turned my vacation into a nightmare. It's not worth it at all! more

Cool concept of staying on old Venetian Harbor, but with that comes too much pain. Since the building is so old, it has a terrible musty smell. You couldn't sleep at night without keeping the windows opened and even that didn't dissolve the smell. With the windows opened, the noise wouldn't allow for sleep so it made for a very... more

We stayed in a twin room, en-suite and with air-conditioning. The building is very old, which has given rise to the odd bit of wear and tear in the room and its fittings - but this is more than compensated for by the character of the building. The front door leads out onto the harbour area, through a (mediocre) taverna.... more