Oniros Residenza Vecchia

Stunning property, down to the smallest details. Location is excellent, you into a charming courtyard to get into the property. As soon as you leave the property you’re in the old town but perfectly located to avoid noise from the busy streets, but have access to everything with ease. Parking nearby is easy, and you’re near a local street market every Saturday. Some 10/10 brunch and coffee spots nearby. The reception team were amazing so kind and helpful. Would highly recommend!

The room was excellent Location is perfect for walking around and very close to all the restaurants and shops Staff are super friendly and helpful Valentina did everything to make our stay as great as possible Will definitely return !

This is a gem of a place. Katerina, who was helping us with the checkin was especially great and made us stay special. There was gift basket with Cretan specialties for us. The place is an apartment with all the amenities - a kitchen, living area, bedroom and balcony. We stayed in the top floor. The place has great views of the minarets from the various windows in the apt. An old buidling that is very tastefully renovated. The place is in a quieter part of Spanzia, but just a couple of min to the active part. We were able to find parking also quite easily in the neighborhood. Overall we had a excellent stay.

Exceeded our expectations!!! The space was lovely with two bathrooms and a lovely balcony. It was also convenient having the lift go straight to our room, and a laundry and dryer included! Reception was super helpful for check in, just needed to message them on WhatsApp if we needed anything. The location was super close to shopping and food, without the loud sounds of the hustle and bustle of the city. Loved waking up in the morning to the sound of church bells. Two points I have to mention parking is really difficult as the spots near the accomodation are for permanent residents and paid parking is full during peak times. We also didn’t get housekeeping during our stay, though this may have been due to the public holiday in Greece.