Minoa Palace Resort
Chania, Crete, Greece

• Three outdoor swimming pools, one children’s pool, one indoor heated swimming pool
• Fitness centre and spa
• Jacuzzis/saunas/hammam
• Beauty salon
• Hairdressing salon
• Jewelry shop
• Internet room
• Two restaurants and three bars

Choose from an elegantly designed suite or secluded bungalow with its own private swimming pool and experience your own vision of paradise. The rooms all have views of the White moutains or the sea and all rooms, bungalows and suites feature air-conditioning, balconies, heating, marble bathrooms, satellite TV, mini-bar and internet connection.

Minoa Palace resort offers a choice of dining opportunities, with the main restaurant, Elia, serving breakfast and dinner while Ta Nissia tavern serves light dishes, snacks and salads as well as a la carte menus with tasteful local dishes. Ta Nissia also hosts theme nights.
Drinks and cocktails can be enjoyed at the piano bar Mythos, or Thalassa by the pool. There is also a Beach bar, ideal for cool drinks or ice creams by the sea side.

In room facilities include a work desk and modem point. The business centre offers guests the use of a fax machine, computers with email facilities, secretarial facilities and a photocopying machine.
Automatic simultaneous transaltion in any language is also available on request, as are additional secretarial services and facilities.  

• Room no.700 The Imperial Suite has the best views
• Book room no.794 as it’s the most luxurious in the hotel
• Order the recommended Shrimp Tartar with Avocado and Tomato or the Sour Cream and Grey Mullet Bortago from Messologi

• Various Greek politicians
• Greek celebrities

The vibrant history of Chania – in many ways Crete’s spiritual capital – is evident throughout. Venetian castles, Roman baths, Byzantine churches, Turkish minarets and Phoenician and Saracen ruins make up this attractive city. It clusters around the harbour and most tourists confine themselves to this area or the fringes of the new town up towards the bus station.
Samaria National Park should be on every visitor’s list. The majestic Samaria Gorge is a must-see, and you may even be lucky enough to spot the island’s famous kri-kri goats.
Crete has something for everyone – bustling tourist spots, untouched fishing villages, idyllic beaches, dramatic mountains and countless museums documenting the island’s history. The birthplace of many of Greece’s ancient legends, Crete’s timeless magic will stay with you long after you leave.