We stayed here 3 nights, after being in Chania for a few nights. This is a great little hotel, owned by a really nice Greek family. They served us continental breakfast with homemade pastries, (made by the mother)fresh fruit, very good, helpful with directions, restaurants, things to do in the area. It was just what we were looking for, great location, an intimate hotel experience.
Our room had a view of the bay, so nice to sit on our deck & have a glass of wine. The restaurant downstairs was excellent, one of the best we had in Crete. The location was perfect for us, so many restaurants, shopping, views, not far from some sights we wanted to see. We went to Spinalonga island, Kristsa (old village), Knossos (1hr. away)
We would stay here again.............Thanks Popi & your family for your warmth, & making it a memorable experience!

We have spent a nice week in Palazzo Appartments.
Dermitzakis Family were really helpful in everything. The appartment was big, really nice furnished and very clean. The berakfeast was delicious and more than enough :-). The We liked very much the Tavernas nearby suggested by Popi.

It was just by chance that we found this hotel and walked in and got two rooms. They were spacious, clean and very comfortable. The staff is outstanding. Very helpful and gracious. The location was not far from anything, we walked all around the town from the hotel. If it is relaxation and pampering you are looking for you will find it here. I would highly recommend this hotel to all travelers, it was a great stay.

We stayed at Palazzo apartments recently and couldn't recommend it highly enough. The old stone building, set overlooking the sea, is beautifully and sensitively refurbished to a modern standard. We were slightly worried about its central location in a busy center for bars and restaurants but due to the excellent double glazing and perfectly quiet air-conditioning we were able to both enjoy the benefits of the location and also sleep at night! The owner and his wife are very hospitable people who work extremely hard to ensure you feel welcome and comfortable, with wonderful home baked Cretan breakfast pastries and home grown thyme honey. They also left some strong and delicious home-brewed Raki in the room which they replenished freely! This area of the resort is populated by a real mixture of different Europeans, lots of Italians and Greeks and not as many Brits as I expected. This gives it a lovely, cosmopolitan feel. The beach is tiny and busy with European families. Lots of interesting things, both cultural and touristy, to see and do on Crete although it can be ferociously hot - 42 degrees at one point. We are looking forward to returning to this wonderful island and to the Palazzo appartments.