Hotels near Limnoupolis Water Park

"The staff is so nice! If you’re traveling with kids this hotel is perfect. They offer child care services for a very reasonable fee. The only downside for me is the gym was outdoor and way too small, but I’d still come back to this hotel. The rooms are cozy and spacious. We enjoyed so much our stay here."

"All the staff were very obliging and very helpful. This is not a Hotel. Rooms for rent, more applicable. Our room, the classic, was very small, very little storage room, very small wardrobe. Which had five clothe hangers. No were to store the suitcase, so small it was difficult for two people to move around. Luke warm shower in the morming, air conditioning was faulty, these were rectified after several complaints were made. Very poor choice of television channels. WiFi was ver good. Spoke to maitaince staff, who informed us that last year's maintenance had not been carried out untill we had arrived. Ancient coffee machine, which was broken. No kettle or tea making facilities. No communal areas, no seating facilities, no bar. Only a small restaurant were breakfast was served, closed at 10 am. Very small pool, with sun loungers. No tables or chairs. This is ok for one or two nights. We a were there for ten nights. OVER all very dissapoint ING."

"Beautiful hotel with spectacular sea view. Very friendly and helpful staff. Free breakfast is great. Only a block to the beach. Would definitely choose again. "

"We had a good stay overall, with a few things worth noting. The staff were excellent. Petros handled a leak in our room brilliantly and upgraded us to a suite while it was fixed. The bar staff were also very attentive and friendly. The main downside was the spa setup. For a hotel marketed as a 5* hotel and spa, it was disappointing that all facilities come at an extra cost. The sauna and jacuzzi require a private booking (30 minutes, €25–30 per person). The jacuzzi was also only lukewarm and only seemed to heat up towards the end, which goes very quickly. It was also a shame the indoor spa pool was closed. I understand this is no longer advertised, but it would have made a big difference, especially in bad weather. That said, the massages were excellent and worth the €50–60 per person. The hotel is a mix of old and new. The older side shows wear, with stains on couches and cushions, but the beds were comfortable and housekeeping was great. The suite was lovely. I would recommend paying extra for newer rooms in the spa building. Breakfast had nice touches like local honey, also given as a check-out gift, but vegetarian options were limited. Indoor seating can be tight in colder months. Overall, great service but not quite a 5* spa experience."

"Good stay the host was very attentive "

"Lovely boutique hotel, situated within walking distance of some super beaches. The staff are friendly and the rooms cleaned during breakfast most days. The breakfasts are amazing, provided directly to your table with a super range of hot choices. we had some lovely lunches, whilst enjoying the soothing and relaxing ( heated) pool with waterfall! The traditional harbour at Chania is a short taxi ride away, providing some characterful restaurants and excellent shops.We also ate at an excellent taverna, 200 yards from the hotel. We loved staying at Mossa and would highly recommend it. "

"Very comfortable hotel in excellent position. Lots of restaurants nearby and bus outside every 15 minutes to Chania. Hotel provided fruit, bottle of wine and biscuits in the room."

"We didn't use the spa or the bar"

"Lovely hotel and really nice breakfast"