Dimitra & Evdokia Hotel

A green oasis in Agia Marina. 3rd visit. Great apartment, great pools, lovely staff.

Great spot between Agia Marina and Platanias. Kinda between both towns so super quiet at night. Pool is at back of property and not overlooked. Feels like the countryside. Staff were super helpful and really responsive. We stayed in a split level apartment (ev6) and it was super. Bus stop and fun train stop outside the front entrance. Beach across the road. Beautiful gardens. This place is old fashioned Greek accommodation and so much more chilled and authentic than the new expensive places. Would recommend the split level or full floor apartment.

Only thing missing would be a small oven or air fryer all else perfect. Daughters want to go back !!

The staff was very friendly and helpful.

Location is perfect, many good restaurants, supermarkets and shops at walking distance. About 10-20mins drive to get to Chania depending on the traffic, and ideal to explore the west side of Crete while not having to drive back and forth for too long (about 30minutes to 1 hour) depending on where you want to go. The best beach in Crete (after touring the whole island for 13 days) to my opinion is Falassarna beach which is about 40minutes drive from this hotel.

The commodities in the room were a bit lacking and some of them very old or not well maintained, but the one standing out was the noisy AC (which is a must when staying during the summer). The shower was very small to my perspective and i'm not a big guy ... it's protected by curtains which get in the way and annoy you all the time. Still, the biggest let down for me was the isolation of the room, it felt like you were still in the hallway even when it was closed...the entry door might have been good for a bathroom but it was definitely not suitable to be the entry/exit of the room. I could hear people walking in and out of their rooms as if it wasn't closed; same thing when the cleaning staff came by in the morning (i could hear them all the way from the top floor of the building while they were still in the ground floor or lower floors so you can imagine the noise when they were in the rooms next door). One last annoying thing, when you removed the key fob (to enable electricity in the room), there was no delay; definitely a first for me. Everywhere i went, there always was at the very least a few seconds delay; it wouldn't have been an issue if there was a manual lock inside for the door or if the key and key fob were separate but imagine you're getting home at night, no lights and you need to lock the room from the inside (needless to say but if you don't lock, anyone could open the door from the outside). A few adjustments to the room would make it easily an 8/10