PORTO VENEZIANO
2024
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Star hotel with balcony rooms in Chania.
In 1974, Ioannis' father, a tailor by profession, opened one of Hania's flagship hotels. The Nazi bombing during the Second World War had left this part of the port city in a pitiful state. The hotel, which has now been completely rebuilt and renovated, offers a level of service equivalent to a 4-star hotel. Most of the rooms have a balcony overlooking the Hania Pier and its famous lighthouse. The sea is everywhere and makes it all the more pleasant to stay here.
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Open all year round. Double room from 150 € depending on the season. Parking. Wifi. Washing machine, laundry. Cooked meals to take away Accessible to wheelchairs and people with reduced mobility. Facilities for the hearing impaired. Laundry facilities. Drinking water. Modern sanitary facilities. Bar. Bicycle rental.
Message from Management
Recently renovated, the Porto Veneziano Hotel is conveniently
located on the waterfront of the Venetian Harbour of
Chania. The 51 modern, fully equipped rooms & the 6 luxury
suites embrace the needs of the most discriminating guests.
Certified Greek breakfast with a variety of local products and handmade delicacies.
All Day Café-Restaurant with Mediterranean à la carte choices.
Verdant garden. Free WiFi. Vintage bicycles for a
ride on the waterfront and around the beautiful alleys of the Old
Town. The Hotel’s attractive view, idyllic location and warm
hospitality combined with its stylish decoration create the
perfect place for a pleasurable stay. Private & Public Parking.
Open all year round.
Members' reviews on PORTO VENEZIANO
The ratings and reviews below reflect the subjective opinions of members and not the opinion of The Little Witty.
Excellent breakfast. The location is beautjfull and close to many restaurant and the beautifull old city.
Άψογο περιβάλλον και service