Le plus célèbre monument byzantin de Crète (13ème-14ème siècle) se trouve à «Logari », à 1 km de l’est de Kritsa. L’église byzantine est dédiée à l’Assomption de Marie, à Saint-Antoine et Saint-Anna. L’espace de l’église est décoré des peintures murales avant les moyens du 13eme siècle avec des peintures murales d’art exceptionnel et d’intérêt thématique particulier.

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Parmi les villes grecques antiques les plus connus et les mieux conservés de la Crète. Elle est onstruite par les Doriens le 7ème siècle avant JC. Elle a été prospérée à partir du 4ème à 2ème siècle avant JC, et a été l’une des villes les plus puissantes de la Crète. Elle s’absteint 3 km de Kritsa et est construite sur une forteresse de selle avec une vue spectaculaire au golfe de Mirabello. Elle a reçu son nom de la déesse Leto (Lato) mère d’Apollon et d’Artémis. Elle avait sa propre État, monnaie, son propre calendrier, et son port étaient Kamara, aujourd’hui Agios Nikolaos. Il est considéré comme le lieu de naissance de Néarque, du grand amiral et de l’explorateur d’Alexandre le Grand.

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La plus célèbre île de Crète, roche et forteresse à l’entrée nord-ouest de la lagune d’Elounda. Le château a été construit à l’époque vénitienne en utilisant le matériau de construction préexistante de l’ancienne forteresse. Il est fondé en 1579.
De 1669 jusqu’à 1715 il était un refuge vénitien, Xainidon et illégale. Puis il a été habité presque exclusivement par des musulmans jusqu’à 1903 qui sont partis et ses derniers habitants, quand il a été transformé en une léproserie par décision de l’État crétois.
En 1957, s’est arrêté son fonctionnement et d’alors reste inhabité. Les bâtiments publics, les maisons et les murs restaurés, reconstruisnt l’histoire de l’île et transmettent l’intensité de ses aventures. Les visteur connaissent l’histoire et profitez de la beauté stupéfiante de la forteresse, de l’île et de l’ensemble du paysage.

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Τοποθεσία / Οδηγίες

Παροχές & Υπηρεσίες

Один из самых известных и хорошо сохранившихся древних греческих городов Крита. Построенный дорийцами в 7 веке до нашей эры он процветал от 4 до 2 веков до н.э., и был одним из самых мощных городов на острове Крит. Город находится на расстоянии 3 км. от деревни Критса и построен с великолепным видом на залив Мирабелло. Он получил свое название от богини Лето (дорически Лато) матери Аполлона и Артемиды. Город имеел свой собственный капитал, валюту, собственный календарь и морской порт Камара, нынешний Агиос Николаос. Считается родиной Неарха, великого адмирала и исследователя, служившего у Александра Македонского.

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Самый известный византийский памятник на острове Крит (13-14 века). Находится в «Логари», 1 км. Восточнее от деревни Критса. Местная Византийская церковь посвященна Деве Марии, Св Антонию и Св Анне. Стены церкви украшенны и расписанны высококачественными фресками датируемыми серединой 13 века.

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Самый известный остров Крита, скала и крепость на северо-западном входе в лагуну Элунда. Замок был построен во времена венецианскоко владычества с помощью строительных материалов от раннее существующей на том же месте древней крепости. Основан в 1579 году.

С 1669 до 1715 эта крепость была приютом Венецианцев, критян борющихся за независимость и нелегальных граждан. Далее, крепость была заселена почти исключительно мусульманами впредь до 1903, пока её не оставили последние жители. С тех пор замок был преобразован в Лепрозорий по решению Критского государства.

Лепрозорий закрылся в 1957 году и остров с тех пор остается необитаемым. Общественные здания, дома и стены восстановлены и реконструированны дабы передать историю острова и интенсивность его приключений. Гости могут почувствовать его историю и насладиться потрясающей красотой форта, острова и всего ландшафта.

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Расстояние от аэропорта г. Ираклион Никос Казандзакис до Elounda Garden Suites, Элунда (приблизительно 69 км.):

1. Выезжая из аэропорта Ираклиона следуйте по указателям в сторону Агиос Николаос. Дорога приведет вас на восток, на шоссе E75.
2. После того как проедете около 60 км вы приблизитесь к Агиос Николаос. Вы должны пересечь город, повернув налево на первом же перекрестке со светофором и сразу после, повернуть направо на следующем светофоре. Это и есть дорога в Элунду.
3. Следуйте по указателям ещё на 8,5 километров после последнего перекрёстка и затем вы достигнете небольшого порта Элунды. Едьте медленно и после большой церкви продолжайте продвигаться по той же дороге. После 100 метров Вы увидете Elounda Garden Suites, справа от вас.

Расстояние от порта г. Ираклион до Elounda Garden Suites, Элунда (приблизительно 69 км.):

1. Как только Вы выедете из порта Ираклиона, поверните налево на светофоре и следуйте по проспекту Неарху. Далее следуйте по указателям в сторону Агиос Николаос.
2. Следуя по указателям, после второго светофора, который находится на расстоянии приблизительно около 1 км, поверните направо на проспект святого Дмитрия. После 400 метров, продолжайте ехать по проспекту Стельу Казанджиди ещё на 1 км и вы будете на дороге в Агиос Николаос. Держитесь правой стороны на развилке и Вы выедете на шоссе E75 в направлении Агиос Николаос.
3. После 60 км вы приблизитесь к Агиос Николаос. Вы должны пересечь город, повернув налево на первом же перекрестке со светофором и сразу после, повернуть направо на следующем светофоре. Это и будет дорога в Элунду.
4. Следуйте по указателям ещё на 8,5 километров после последнего перекрёстка и затем вы достигнете небольшого порта Элунды. Едьте медленно и после большой церкви продолжайте продвигаться по той же дороге. После 100 метров Вы увидете Elounda Garden Suites, справа от вас.

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УВЕЛИЧИТЬ | СКАЧАТЬ

Уникальное расположение нашего отеля не имело бы особого значения без нашего опытного и высококвалифицированного персонала, благодаря которому в отеле царит неповторимая атмосфера. Преданность наших посетителей поразительна, от того что они получают тот же тёплый и отборный сервис при каждом посещении отеля.
Гостеприимство имеет для нас особое значение. Это повседневная и ценная «традиция» острова Крит. В Elounda Garden Suites мы знаем, как важно посетителю почувствовать домашний уют.

Таким образом, с теплого приема и до момента прощания с вами, мы сделаем всё чтобы Вы наслаждались магией подлинного критского гостеприимства!

Ресепшн

Для Вашего удобства, ресепшн работает 24 часа в сутки. Заезд в номер начинается с 14:00 а выезд из номера должен завершиться до 12:00.

Бесплатный wi-fi интернет

Предоставляется бесплатный беспроводной доступ в Интернет во всех общественных местах и номерах отеля.

Бизнес центр

Сотрудники ресепшн отеля с радостью помогут Вам с распечаткой, ксерокопированием, отправлением факса или с предоставлением всего необходимого для вашей работы.
Трансфер от и до аэропорта или порта

Отдел бронирования или ресепшн помогут Вам (за дополнительную плату) с трансфером на такси, комфотрабельном автобусе или лимузине от и до аэропорта, порта или какой-либо другой части Крита.

Бесплатная парковка

Бесплатная парковка на стоянке нашего отеля предоставляется по предварительному согласованию с ресепшн отеля и только по наличию свободных мест.

Завтрак

Завтрак подаётся ежедневно с 8:00 до 11:00. Наслаждайтесь свежими соками, хлопьями, фруктами, йогуртом, мясным ассорти и сырами. Мы предлагаем горячий завтрак с беконом, сосисками, грибами, помидорами и яйцами а также широкий ассортимент тортов и различных видов хлеба с маслом, вареньем, медом и ассорти чая, кофе, какао и настоев.

Бассейн

Одним из уникальных преимуществ нашего отеля являются бассейн и наши сады , которые буквально купаются в солнце. Без сомнения, это удивительное место, где можно расслабиться и вкусить блаженство.

Масажная терапия

Расслабьтесь и освежитесь не выходя из вашей комнаты, выбирая терапию из широкой гаммы лечебного массажа, который сделает вам наш профессиональный массажист. Услуга предоставляется по запросу с соответствующей платой.

Домашние животные

Отель Elounda Garden Suites предоставляет услугу бесплатного проживания для домашних животных и принимает собак весом до 10 кг, только после предварительной консультации с нашим отделом бронирования и только если было выданно письменное разрешение до прибытия в отель.
Домашним животным запрещенно перемещаться или оставаться в общественных местах и на бассейне отеля. Гости несут ответственность за любой ущерб, который могут причинить их питомцы.
Администрация отеля оставляет за собой право отказать в проживании тем гостям, которые отказываются соблюдать политику отеля для домашних животных.

The cosmopolitan Chania, Venitian Canea, is the most poetic city of Crete. You will enjoy an unforgettable pleasant taste of beauty as you roam through. Built on the ruins of ancient Cydonia, it has seen and survived many invaders; it has known successive civilizations, with their mark conspicuous on façades, castles, forts, walls, antiquities, monasteries, churches and mosques.

Chania prefecture is the most favourite tourist destination of the Greeks, and figures among the top tourist European destinations, as it is considered one of the most beautiful Mediterranean cities. The city has two entrance points: the airport of Acrotiri and the Bay of Souda, the largest natural harbour in all Mediterranean. The centre is dominated by the municipal market, resplendent neoclassical building in cruciform shape, which was completed in 1913, modeled after the public market of Marseille.

The picturesque Venitian harbour is landmarked by the Venitian Lighthouse. Any time and season of the year is attractive to visitors and locals alike: both for its beauty and for the choices of entertainment for all tastes and demands of visitors. The old city “intramural” districts preserve their Venitian air of nobility. Narrow paved alleys are surrounded with tasteful preserved houses, from various eras, ideal for a pleasant stroll. Furthermore, numerous neoclassical buildings survive at neighbourhoods adjacent to the city proper of Chania, like Halepa. In various parts of the city, the traveler may encounter relics of all cultures that have passed it. Its central region is taken by the hill of Castelli, inhabited since the Neolithic era, its imposing fortification dominating the old harbour. There you will see remnants of the Minoan period. The lighthouse, the old port and the “yalı camiyi’ mosque, with its peculiar spherical domes and arched buttresses, are among the most photographed sights in the world. Near the old Venitian harbor lies Splantzia, the old centre of the Muslim quarter, with its mystifying atmosphere. The picturesque streets boast several taverns. Here lies St. Nicholas, a Venitian church, turned into the city’s central mosque during the Ottoman era. Walking toward the sea and looking across to the beautiful Venitian pier with the Lighthouse, the inner port is lined by the imposing Venitian shipyards dating back to 1497, the “Carnayia”, which once were building war galleys, still today used for repairing cruising and fishing boats. There one will see the great Arsenal, headquarters of the Venitian flagship, currently housing the Centre for Mediterranean Architecture. Do not miss the outstanding Archaeological Museum, the “Tri-martyr” square with the Greek Orthodox and the Roman Catholic Cathedral, the Jewish Synagogue and the forest bastion fortress of Firka, where the flag of the union of Crete with Greece was first flown(1-12 -1913). That is where the Maritime Museum of Crete currently operates.

On your way from our Mansion to Chania you will leave the classical city of Aptera on your left. Shortly afterwards you will see, towering atop a hill on your right, the historic Ottoman fortress of Iceddin. Lower right, lying in the ever calm waters of the Souda bay, you will be taken by a dramatic view highlighted by the bay’s fortified islands.

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The Samaria Gorge is 18 km long and is the longest gorge in Europe. Home to many species of birds and animals, it is visited by more than 300,000 visitors a year. Its most famous local animal is the Cretan goat, also known as ibex or cri-cri. You can live a unique experience, going down the foot trail by walking 16 kilometers leading to the Libyan Sea coast, or follow the “lazy way” from Agia Roumeli, reachable from Sfakia by boat. Walk 3 km up to “Gates”, the narrowest and most famous spot of the whole canyon.

At “Gates”, lying a small distance from the landmark village settlement of Samaria, the gorge turns into an extremely narrow slit: if you stretch your arms, you can all but touch both sides of the cliffs towering vertically 350 meters above your head.

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Rethymnon is the third largest city in Crete with a population of 33,000. It is full of many sights; it has a sandy beach and claims a strong tourist infrastructure. Enjoy your ride in the old town. Marvel at the well preserved Venetian and Ottoman buildings scattered along the narrow cobbled streets. The city is full of squares, shops and restaurants. Try traditional Cretan drink raki or tzikoudia at the famous taverns. Visit the picturesque Venetian port and the Venetian fortress of Fortezza.

This region as a whole is rich with ancient history, most notably through the Minoan civilisation centred at Kydonia east of Rethymno.^[2] Rethymno itself began a period of growth when the Venetian conquerors of the island decided to put an intermediate commercial station between Heraklion and Chania, acquiring its own bishop and nobility in the process. Today’s old town (palia poli) is almost entirely built by the Republic of Venice. It is one of the best-preserved old towns in Crete.

From circa 1250 the city was the seat of the Latin Diocese of Retimo, which was renamed Retimo–Ario after the absorption in 1551 of the Diocese of Ario and as suppressed only after the Turkish conquest.

The town still maintains its old aristocratic appearance, with its buildings dating from the 16th century, arched doorways, stone staircases, Byzantine and Hellenic-Roman remains, the small Venetian harbour and narrow streets. The Venetian Loggia houses the information office of the Ministry of Culture and Sports. A Wine Festival is held there annually at the beginning of July. Another festival, in memory of the destruction of the Arkadi Monastery, is held on 7–8 November.

The city’s Venetian-era citadel, the Fortezza of Rethymno, is one of the best-preserved castles in Crete. Other monuments include the Neratze mosque (the Municipal Odeon arts centre), the Great Gate (Μεγάλη Πόρτα or «Porta Guora»), the Piazza Rimondi and the Loggia..

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The ultimate traditional village! The historic seat of the capital of the historic province of Apokoronas. The village retains an authentic Cretan tradition, untouched by modern culture. It is characterized by its traditional architecture and its annual cultural events showcasing traditional arts.

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Georgioupolis is a small seaside tourist town. It is built in a lush area next to a sandy beach. The local stream Almyros runs into the beach; just before its mouth, a small pond is formed, affording a unique wetland that is home to many birds and animals. A street, lined with eucalyptus and cypress trees, will lead you into the main square. Upon entering there, you will see many more eucalyptus trees. The most popular attraction inside the harbour is the chapel of St. Nicholas, surrounded by sea-water. It is worth walking up there and taking dramatic photographs. Whether the sea is calm or the wind raises foaming waves, the scenery is delightful.

Take a nice walk along the coastal road of the town. If you want to take a break for coffee or for grabbing a bite, there is a great choice among taverns and cafes waiting for you there.

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Argyroupolis is a village belonging to the municipality of Rethymno. The village stands where on the site of the ancient city of Lappa, which was completely levelled to the ground by attacking Roman troops. However it was rebuilt by Octavian Augustus, because residents helped him in his feud against Mark Anthony.

The sights include a mosaic from the Roman period. Just a small distance from the village you can visit an ancient necropolis. Today the area is famous for its idyllic springs immersed in lush vegetation, its old watermills and restaurants.

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The only natural lake in Crete and in the entire insular Mediterranean, as well as the southernmost lake in Europe, with a length of 1080 m, a width of 880 meters and a depth of 22.5 m.

In Arabic the word Kournas means tub and lake. Presumably the Arabs renamed the lake thus, changing its older name Coressia.

The dark waters of the lake impressed all visitors and residents, since for years everyone had been thinking of the lake as bottomless. Indeed travellers since the Middle Ages have spoken for the estimated depth of the lake with awe. The lake is an amazing wetland habitat. Its coast is lined with restaurants and cafes.

Swim in the clear waters. Canoes and pedaloes are available for those wishing to tour the lake.

Like many lakes, this one also has its own legend:

“The area of the lake used to be occupied by a small village. One day, one of the villagers took his daughter out to go to the fields. Somewhere along the way they sat down to rest; the daughter then started combing her blond hair. The father initially took proud at her sight; however, suddenly, an erotic desire took him over and he came on to her. The daughter, in despair, she just exclaimed “Sink and be a sunken lake! And I the spirit of the lake! “. Immediately the place sank turning into a lake. Indeed, in older times, residents used to recount that some nights they could see a lass sitting on a rock in the middle of the lake, combing her long golden hair.

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Olous or Olus is an ancient, sunken city situated at the present day town of Elounda.
This place was settled in an organized fashion from Minoan times. Olous was one of the most important of the hundreds of cities of ancient Crete with more than 30,000 inhabitants. It was located on the Isthmus where the island of Hersonissus, opposite, unites with the main land mass of Crete. During ancient times, the isthmus was wider and at a higher level. It was cut off during 1897-98 by the French during their command of Mirambello, shortly before Crete became self governed. The governmental system, or rules of law, of Olous, was a type of democracy. Here they worshiped the gods Tallaios, Zeus, Apollo and Vristomartis, the latter to whom a temple was dedicated. To honor them, they used to do the “talladutes” games in the nude, and also the “vristmatia” games. They also worshipped Hesculapius who had saved the town from an unknown disease that had plagued the Oloudians.

According to the narrations of various travelers of ancient times, we learn that the inhabitants had a social and professional level of development. From inscriptions that have been found, it is suggested that they were engaged in trade, with maritime affairs and in crushing shells to make colours and paints. They were also involved in the mining of whetting stones.
Olous disappeared either because of a landslide or as a result of the large earthquake of 780 A.D. Many ancient artifacts and inscriptions have been discovered from here, most of which are on display in the archaeological museum of Aghios Nikolaos, or at The Louvre.

Olous used to have its own currency. Sborous accounts for eleven different types of coins, most of them depicting Vritomaris Artemis on the one side, and Zeus as an eagle, dolphin or star on the other.

The prosperity of Olounda continued on until the first Byzantine period. This fact is revealed by the church at Poros, with its great mosaic, which can be visited today, and by the church of Kolokytha with its beautiful white marble.

At Leroklis, (the Book of Sinekdinos), you can find Olous under the name of Aligos. Darkness, however, shrouds the following years between the ninth and thirteenth centuries.

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The island of Spinalonga (official name Kalidon) is located in the eastern part of Crete, near the town of Elounda. Harking back to the Venetian occupation, the name Spinalonga is Italian, meaning “long thorn”.

History

In 1579, the Venetians built a fortress on Spinalonga over the ruins of an acropolis. They kept control of the island until the Ottoman Empire took possession of it in 1715.
The island is notable for being one of the last active leper colonies in Europe, being used in this manner from 1903 until 1957. The last inhabitant, a priest, left in 1962. This was to maintain the religious tradition of the Greek Orthodox church, in which a buried person has to be commemorated 40 days, 6 months, 1, 3 and 5 years after their death.
There are two entrances to Spinalonga, one being the lepers’ entrance, a tunnel known as Dante’s Gate. This was so named because the patients did not know what was going to happen to them once they arrived. However, once on the island they received food, water, medical attention and social security payments. Previously, such amenities had been unavailable to Crete’s leprosy patients, as they mostly lived in the area’s caves, away from civilization, eating scraps left over by the wolves who shared their caves.

Spinalonga Today

Today, the unoccupied island is one of the main tourist attractions in Crete. In addition to the abandoned leper colony and the fortress, Spinalonga is known for its small pebble beaches. The island can easily be accessed from Elounda and Agios Nikolaos. Tourist boats depart from both towns on a daily basis. There is no accommodation on Spinalonga, meaning all tours last only a few hours. Boat trips from Elounda take approximately fifteen minutes while trips departing Agios Nikolaos can take upwards of one hour.
The book “The Island” by Victoria Hislop is set on Spinalonga and shares the fictional story of a family’s ties to the leper colony.

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Elounda, yesterday and today

A tourist resort of international repute at Eastern Crete, to the north of Agios Nikolaos, with a lacy coastline, leeward beaches, crystal-clear sea, a serene and stunning landscape. At a distance of 70 km from the Heraklion international airport, a bare 10 km north of Agios Nikolaos. Elounda is accessible by way of a winding road clung to the hillside, affording the opportunity of a dramatic view over the gulf of Mirabello and the bay of Korfos. Built at the southern shore of the inland bay by the same name. It is located 1 km west of the ancient city of Olous, whence it derives its name. It is an area favoured by the mythical personages of Minoan Crete and of illustrious historical personalities of our times.

Elounda: a place easy to speak about but defying description; a place one can savour through the senses and then. dream about.

Ancient Olous lies indeed at a very small distance from the modern town. The area has known organized settlements since the Minoan era. Olous was among the most important hundred cities of ancient Crete, boasting a population of over 30,000. The Olountian administrative system was a type of democracy called eunomia. Deities worshipped there were Zeus Tallaeus, Apollo and goddess Artemis Vritomartis, with a classical temple devoted to her. Olous had its own coins. Historian Nikos Svoronos identifies 11 different types; most of them carry a relief of Artemis Vritomartis on the front side and Zeus bearing an eagle, or a dolphin, or a star on the back side. The peak period of Olous was continued into the early Byzantine era, as witnessed by the Basilica of Poros with its beautiful mosaic, open to the public for visiting, as well as the Basilica of Kolokytha with its exquisite white marbles. The city and the surrounding area were sacked and abandoned in the 7th century because of the raids of Arabs throughout the Mediterranean.

At a distance of 2 nautical miles from Elounda lies the renowned “Island”, Spinalonga, open to visitors, reachable by a short boat ride. Its ancient name was Calydon, but it was the Venetians who gave it its present name, meaning long spine. The small island has been keeping that name since then. The Venetians fortified it strongly in 1574 and built it in a stunning way, combining high architectural, structural and landscaping aesthetics, in a way that still keeps its beauty intact. The Ottomans took over the island in 1705, dwelled it and created a large urban area, whose remnants still survive. In 1905 the Greek state started using the island in 1905 as a lepers’ colony, operative until 1957.

The visitor of Elounda can take pleasure in the sea, enjoying a swim at the crystal-clear waters of beaches at and near Elounda, awarded the Blue Flag of the European union year after year.

Right beside the picturesque port town, locally called Skhisma, lies the municipal beach. A large swimming area adequately organized and equipped, ideal for marine sports, with a number of tavernas and cafes next to it, attracting thousands of visitors every year. Roughly 800 m to the east of Skhisma lie the blue-flagged beaches Hiona and Poros. More beaches for good swimming lie further up: Dreros beach, lush in tamarisk trees, as well as the two sparkling white pebbled crystal blue beaches by the houses and taverns of Plaka and, finally, Aghia Marina, at the far edge of the settlement. Driving past the channel along a dirt road, you can reach the church of Agios Loukas (St Luke). If you park there and walk downhill, you will find yourselves right by the green-blue waters of Kolokytha beach.

Elounda now has 2,200 inhabitants split among its six settlements; most of them live at Skhsisma and occupy themselves with tourism as well as fishing.

The area today boasts prestigious hotel complexes, mostly high-class luxury hotels. They often figure in the top 100 list of hotels of the entire world, and have often had outstanding personalities of the international social, financial and political elite as guests.

The fame of Elounda has been significantly boosted by the shooting of the 1964 Walt Disney movie “The Moon-Spinners”, which gave an initial impetus to a slow but secure flourishing of tourism in the area. The recent filming of the Greek top-grade TV series “The Island” at Elounda and Spinalonga, after Victoria Hislop’s best-selling novel, made the area a household item and brought in thousands of tourists from all over.

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LOCATION

HERAKLION AIRPORT | KAZANTZAKIS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT TO ELOUNDA GARDEN SUITES, ELOUNDA (APPROX.: 69KM):

1. As you exit Heraklion Airport go straight ahead and follow the signs to the town of Agios Nikolaos. This takes you eastward on the national main road E75.

2. After approx. 60km you will be approaching the town of Agios Nikolaos. Pass through the town by turning left at the first crossroads where you see traffic lights and then, immediately, take a right at the following set of lights. This is the road to Elounda.

3. Follow the signs for another 8,5 km from the last crossroad and you will reach the small port of Elounda village. Proceed slowly and when you meet a big church keep on the same road. 100 meters later, you will find Elounda Garden Suites at your right handside.

HERAKLION PORT TO ELOUNDA GARDEN SUITES, ELOUNDA (APPROX.: 69KM):

1. As you exit Heraklion Port, turn left on the traffic lights right onto Nearchou Ave and then follow the signs towards the town of Agios Nikolaos.

2. Follow the signs. After the second traffic lights (in 1km), turn right to Agiou Dimitriou Ave. After 400m continue to Steliou Kazantzidi Ave for another 1km and then take the ramp to Agios Nikolaos. Keep right at the deviation and merge onto the national main road E75.

3. After approx. 60km you will be approaching the town of Agios Nikolaos. Pass through the town by turning left at the first crossroads where you see traffic lights and then, immediately, take a right at the following set of lights. This is the road to Elounda.

4. Follow the signs for another 8,5 km from the last crossroad and you will reach the small port of Elounda village. Proceed slowly and when you meet a big church keep on the same road. 100 meters later, you will find Elounda Garden Suites at your right hand side.

Services

Unique as it may be, the setting would be nothing without our experienced and well team that brings it to life. The loyalty of our guests is legendary and this has mainly to do with the fact that they can find the same dedicated and attentive service on every visit.
Hospitality for us has special value; it is a daily and valuable “tradition” of Crete. In Elounda Garden Suites , we know the importance of feeling welcome every moment. Therefore, from the warm welcome. to the time we say goodbye, we make sure that you enjoy the magic of authentic Cretan hospitality!

Reception

There is reception desk open until 03:00. Check-in time is from 3 p.m. on and check-out time by 11 am.

Free wi-fi internet

Free wi-fi internet connection is provided in all public areas and rooms of the House.

Transfer from or to the airport or port

The reservation or management team will be delighted to assist you in arranging a taxi, bus or limousine transfer at extra cost, from or to the airports, ports or any other place of the island of Crete.

Free parking

Free parking is provided at the villa’s parking spot by prior agreement with our reservation department and according to availability.

Heated Swimming pool

One of the unique amenities of our hotel is the heated pool and the veranda, all literally bathed in the sun. Without a doubt, it is a unique place for chilling out and “indulging”.