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Villa Platanias Beach Apartment Hotel Lets You Indulge Yourself and Enjoy Good Life, Right in the Center of Platanias Resort Villa Platanias Beach Apartment Hotel lets you indulge yourself and enjoy good life, right in the center of Platanias resort. Although centrally located, Villa Platanias Beach Apartment Hotel is synonym to tranquillity, as it is surrounded by a beautiful garden full of flowers and stands right on the wonderful beach of Platanias. The hotel’s ideal place lets you relax in the peaceful surroundings and the large pool of the hotel, swim and play in the famous sandy beach of Platanias, and taste the heady Cretan way of living in one of the many taverns, cafes and bars in Platanias, all of which are in short walking distance from the hotel. Villa Platanias Beach Apartment Hotel is a quite new hotel with a loyal clientele based on people who visit Platanias and Villa Platanias again and again. The high popularity of the hotel, combined with the relatively low number of apartments, make timely reservations essential, in order to avoid the risk of no availability during your preferred days for your summer holidays. In Villa Platanias Beach Apartment Hotel, professionalism meets personal service, relaxation meets active holidays, and your need for real holidays meets the ideal summer destination in West Crete. Very important assets of the hotel are the green, tranquil surroundings, featuring gardens full of flowers, and the large, 300 sq. m pool, with the separate safe children’s pool side by side. At Villa Platanias Beach Apartment Hotel, all sun beds and parasols by the pool are free for all guests. Villa Platanias hotel amenities: Kitchenette with refrigerator, cooking utensils and coffee maker Air condition Phone (direct line) Satellite TV Hair dryer Safe box Sun beds & parasols by the pool Optional, on-demand amenities Baby cots Internet (wired internet in the apartments, Wi-Fi internet in the spacious living room area by the reception) Sauna Gym Laundry service Accommodation Villa Platanias Beach Apartment Hotel was built in 2000 and consists of 51 apartments. There are 3 apartment types: Studios (for 2-3 persons) One-bedroom apartments (for 2-4 persons) Two-bedroom apartments (for 4-6 persons) All Villa Platanias hotel apartments are spacious and have a separate bathroom. All apartments are fully furnished, include a kitchenette, and have a spacious balcony. One-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments have one living room combined with the dining and the kitchen area. Two-bedroom apartments have 2 bathrooms. Villa Platanias Beach Apartment Hotel features a fine restaurant serving local specialties and a pool bar / snack bar – all open throughout the day. The service in Villa Platanias is top-class, consistent with the very high quality of service in all the hotels of Gee-Dee’s travel group. Location Villa Platanias Beach Apartment Hotel stands right on the wonderful Platanias beach. Platanias beach features a 4km long coastline, and is one of the most organized in Greece. Platanias itself is a famous summer resort, one of the most well-known in Crete and Greece, with excellent infrastructure for visitors, especially couples and families travelling with children. Here you can find super markets, mini markets, shops, specialty stores, banks, pharmacies and everything else in between. Platanias, apart from the crystal-clear waters of Platanias beach, also offers its guests a true hidden gem: the picturesque narrow lanes, beautiful flower gardens and breathtaking views of Ano Platanias, or Upper Platanias. If you want – or, better, if you can – escape charming Platanias, you can use the very good public transport system, or a car, which you can easily and inexpensively rent in the area, to get to the magnificent nearby sights. Of these sights, the most famous is the superb city of Chania – considered by many the most beautiful city in Greece. Chania city has been a cultural, political and financial center for centuries. From ancient Minoan years, to classical Greece, the Byzantine empire, the Venetian era, the Arabs, the Saracen pirates, the Ottoman empire, and modern Greece, the city of Chania has always played a major role in Cretan history – and Greek history in general. RESERVATIONS +30 28210 68963, 60411-4, 68901 http://www.villaplatanias.gr Copyright © 2010 - Gee Dee's SA · All Rights Reserved .
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