Boutique Hotels in Rethymnon from AED 155

"Beautiful property, perfectly located. Plunge pool perfect at the end of the day. Athina super helpful property manager."

"Its was a beautiful little spot. "

"Loved the hotel and room, however, since we could not throw our toilet paper in any toilet in Greece, it would have been nice to have another trashcan in the bedroom area."

"We were upgraded upon arrival. The room was so nice, we immediately took pictures and sent them to our friends and family. The breakfast was delicious, truly one of the best I’ve ever had. "

"Suite A beautifully furnished room with private terrace with sunloungers and shaded sofa, private hammam, and jacuzzi type bath. Lovely management and staff who were very respectful of guests privacy and relaxation. Very clean throughout the hotel. Ideal area to explore the old town with ease. Many good restaraunts and bars close by. A charming little hotel. I loved it."

"the place was great. It was convenient to everywhere. Workers are very nice. I forgot my power adaptor and the workers went outside to buy one for me. The service was impeccable. "

"We had a delightful stay. Location was perfect, on a quiet side street close to the main pedestrian shopping street. Staff were great. Room clean and spacious. Check in and check out were efficient. It’s a boutique hotel and we stayed in their adjoining unit, which was quiet and comfortable. The breakfast was good and Charlotte made eggs from scratch. The only downside is it didn’t start until 8:30. We are early risers but we adjusted. I definitely recommend this hotel. "

"A lovely small hotel at the heart of Rethymno. Very central and easy walking to shops, restaurants, harbour, beach and port. We stayed in a maisonette. Due to Covid all of the kitchen equipment was taken out so we didn’t have the facilities we expected, which was a little disappointing. However, it had a comfortable bedroom on the mezzanine with a king size bed. The accommodation for us lacked natural light due to small windows. Even with the shutters open it was still quite dark. I suppose...