A modern Malia retreat
This contemporary hotel provides an ideal setting for discovering the island’s rich history and stunning landscapes. The hotel’s location in Malia means you’ll be close to both the vibrant town centre and the beautiful sandy beaches. Explore the ancient Minoan Palace of Malia, just a short drive away, or stroll through the narrow streets of the old town, lined with traditional tavernas and shops. If you’re seeking adventure, the surrounding area offers numerous hiking trails and opportunities for water sports.
Back at base, you’ll be treated to spacious and well-appointed rooms, each designed with a minimalist aesthetic and equipped with essential amenities, such as air conditioning, free wi-fi, a flatscreen TV, and a private balcony or terrace. You can enjoy views of the lush gardens, the inviting pool, or the surrounding mountains, creating a tranquil atmosphere for a restful stay.
Start your day with a hearty breakfast at the hotel’s restaurant, where you can also savour a variety of local and international dishes for lunch and dinner. The poolside bar offers refreshing drinks and light snacks throughout the day, perfect for relaxing by the sparkling outdoor pool. The hotel also has a well-stocked bar where you can unwind with a cocktail in the evening.
If you’re relaxing at the hotel between sampling the area’s famous beach bars and clubs, you can play ping pong, slide into the Jacuzzi, or unwind on the loungers on the terrace surrounded by palm trees. Whether you’re soaking up the sun by the pool, exploring Crete’s cultural treasures, or enjoying the nightlife, this hotel makes for a great base.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Bar
- Poolside snack bar
- Restaurant
Entertainment
- Children's pool
- Outdoor pool
Sports & Health
- Billiards
- Table tennis
Find out more about Malia
Holidays to Malia aren’t all about the nightlife, though. It’s loved for its beaches – golden sandy stretches which wind along the north-east coast. Favourite swathes include Potomas Beach, which has a sleepier feel than the rest, and Glozanie Beach, where the watersports and thatched bars create a lively atmosphere.
Check out Malia’s Old Town for scenes of old-world Greece. Its cobbled lanes flaunt Medieval churches and whitewashed cottages that have stood the test of time. Unlike the strip of the town centre, you won’t find a fast food shop or a chain restaurant in sight here – it’s all about independents offering up tastes of the island.