Yakinthos Hotel

“Very much enjoyed staying at Yakinthos Hotel”

The front of the hotel faces the busy coastal road to expect some traffic noise, how much depends on the room you choose as there are different types and prices. A good size swimming pool with loungers and parasols is located at the back of the hotel. The hotel is made up of two buildings. Lea... more

The front of the hotel faces the busy coastal road to expect some traffic noise, how much depends on the room you choose as there are different types and prices. A good size swimming pool with loungers and parasols is located at the back of the hotel. The hotel is made up of two buildings. Leave by the gate by the pool onto a service road and you are 2 mins walk down to a beautiful crescent bay with soft sand and shallow clear waters. You enter the hotel into a large lounge where you will find reception, an outside seating area and a small bar. Rooms in this building can be accessed by lift. The breakfast room is found in the basement of this building, but it still manages to be a pleasant light and airy space. Our room was in the second building, stair access only, and I'll base my description on this, number 217. The room was a good size, the bathroom didn't have much standing space, most of the space being taken by a very large shower cubicle, which was great, good power and plenty of hot water. A hairdryer in her wall mounted. The double bed was very comfortable, wardrobe and a number of drawers. A dressing table with mirror and a small fridge. The balcony was large enough to take a table and two chairs easily. No kettle, but you can ask at reception to loan one and cups free of charge. The room was cleaned daily to a high standard and towels and bed linen changed every two days. The one niggle we had was that there was only one plug socket, used for the TV. It was very close to the floor so not convenient to use. If you wanted to bring your own hairdryer you couldn't use it near any mirror. I'm sure if we had asked they would have supplied an extension, but we didn't think of that until we saw one in the lounge on our last day. The brekfast was very good consisting of typical Greek style, cheese and cold cuts, cold boiled eggs, hot omelette, sausage, fried eggs and bacon, cereals, fresh fruits and a selection of pastries. The orange cordial didn't look good, so didn't try. Everything else was delicious. Finally, the staff, so friendly, helpful and efficient, always ready for a friendly chat. Next to the hotel is a small shop excellent for picking up packs of water and bus tickets to get into Chania about 15 minutes away. The bus stops are very close and in the season very frequent. For bigger shops you'll find a SYNKA and a Lidl, both in easy walking distance.

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“A great 11 nights and hotel”

Just returned on Tuesday from 11 nights at the Yakinthos. We spent a relaxing and enjoyable holiday. The hotel staff were all really friendly and helpful. The room was spacious , well decorated and with a lovely balcony. The standard of room cleaning each day was excellent. The hotel is wel... more

Just returned on Tuesday from 11 nights at the Yakinthos. We spent a relaxing and enjoyable holiday. The hotel staff were all really friendly and helpful. The room was spacious , well decorated and with a lovely balcony. The standard of room cleaning each day was excellent. The hotel is well situated for restaraunts, beaches and bus into chania. Thank you to the Yakinthos team

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“Comfortable hotel, ideal for couples and families with small children”

Family owned and run hotel. Rooms cleaned daily, to a high standard. Bathroom compact, but well fitted. Decent shower. Staff very helpful and friendly. Plenty of choice at the breakfast buffet; fresh fruit, yogurt, toast, croissants, eggs, cold meat etc. Pool a good size with plenty of sunbed... more

Family owned and run hotel. Rooms cleaned daily, to a high standard. Bathroom compact, but well fitted. Decent shower. Staff very helpful and friendly. Plenty of choice at the breakfast buffet; fresh fruit, yogurt, toast, croissants, eggs, cold meat etc. Pool a good size with plenty of sunbeds, although the water was cold, not what we expected in the Med.

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“Lovely hote”

Plus points • room was very clean. Staff seemed very committed. My bed was changed every 2 days... room always felt fresh and clean • air con works well. • pool was nice area to be in. Always sun beds. Pool clean and refreshing • vicinity to beach a short 3 mins walk. Amazing beaches within walki... more

Plus points • room was very clean. Staff seemed very committed. My bed was changed every 2 days... room always felt fresh and clean • air con works well. • pool was nice area to be in. Always sun beds. Pool clean and refreshing • vicinity to beach a short 3 mins walk. Amazing beaches within walking distance • many great restaurants nearby on the beach or just up the road. • bus stop outside to get to Chania.. every 15 mins • local supermarket next door but doesn't open until ,9.30 ish haha Little misses (but did not ruin holiday) • found the breakfast bit of a let down. Always the same. Eggs cold. No choice of bread and Greek make lovely breads. And considering Crete grow oranges all year round, the orange juice was wishy washy squash. Also felt layout was dangerous. You had to lean over hot toaster to get to tea and coffee urns. • vicinity to road . Vehicles going by 24 hrs a day including very loud motorbikes. But you do get used to it It is a lovely hotel even with couple of niggles.

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