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View Kirki Village Factsheet 2020 Kirki Village Factsheet 2020 The hotel “Kirki Village” is a charming hotel which is situated in the peaceful village of Panormos, less than 250 meters from the beach and in a very close distance from the city of Rethymnon (22 km.). The hotel’s construction reminds of a Cycladic traditional village which offers traditional accommodation and is surrounded by a flourish garden. Accommodation The hotel has 52 spacious rooms. You can choose between double rooms, double rooms with sea view, family rooms and family rooms with sea view. The double rooms are 25-30 sq.m. and can accommodate up to 2 adults and 1 infant, while the family rooms are 35-40 sq.m. and can accommodate up to 4 adults (2 out of the 4 adults on 2 single sofa-beds in the living room). All rooms have a table with 4 chairs, a bathroom with shower, TV, fridge, kettle, air conditioning (on extra charge), safe deposit box (on extra charge), terrace or balcony with a table and 2 chairs. Facilities The hotel has: Restaurant Pool/Snack bar 1 outdoor swimming pool Gazebo with spa treatments (on extra charge) TV corner Mini-market Lounge Terrace __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ KIRKI VILLAGE Panormo, Rethymno, Crete | Phone: +30 28340 51225 | [email protected] Services The hotel provides the following services: Reception (24/7) Wi-Fi (free of charge) Beach towels from the reception (on extra charge) Sunbeds and umbrellas at the pool area (free of charge) Car rental service (on extra charge) Printer/fax service (on extra charge) Change of bedlinen: 2 times per week Change of towels: 2 times per week Room cleaning: everyday Restaurants & Bars Pool/Snack Bar | 10:30-01:00 Our cozy pool bar is a magic place to taste our cocktails and the branded wines accompanied by music. For a light lunch, you can enjoy some of the delicious snacks from the menu. Hot beverages, soft drinks and ice cream are also served. Restaurant 07:30-10:00 Breakfast 19:00-21:30 Dinner (dress code: smart casual) The chef and the restaurant staff will offer you a special variety of Greek and Cretan specialties during your holidays. The dinner buffet with the hot and cold delicacies, made of fresh Cretan products, as well as the soup of the day will make your dinner unforgettable. The restaurant operates on a la carte basis 12:00-22:00. The half-board package offers breakfast and dinner buffet at the restaurant (Cretan and Greek cuisine). __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ KIRKI VILLAGE Panormo, Rethymno, Crete | Phone: +30 28340 51225 | [email protected] Activities Theme nights once or twice per week according to weather conditions (some of them on extra charge and according to the attendance) Billiard (on extra charge) Other services Pets up to 5 kilos are allowed Accepted credit cards: MasterCard / Visa Location Distances: Beach: 250 m Mini market: In the hotel Shops: 50 m Restaurants: 50 m Bus stop: 200 m Heraklion airport: 55 km Heraklion port: 61 km Heraklion city center: 55 km Rethymnon city center: 22 km Rethymnon port: 22 km Chania city center : 75 km __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ KIRKI VILLAGE Panormo, Rethymno, Crete | Phone: +30 28340 51225 | [email protected] .
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