Le City Green Hotel se trouve en bord de mer à Limenas Hersonissou. Cet hôtel quatre étoiles propose 77 chambres avec vue sur la mer et les montagnes.
Idéal pour des vacances familiales relaxantes à la plage
Cet établissement est parfait pour ceux qui aiment passer du temps au bord de l'eau et profiter de la piscine ainsi que des installations de spa. Les chambres pouvant accueillir trois ou quatre personnes permettent aux familles de rester ensemble.
Équipements et caractéristiques
Arrivée / départ
14:00 / 11:30
Nombre maximal de personnes par chambre
4
Vues
Vue de la ville, Vue sur la montagne, Vue sur le parc, Vue sur la piscine, Vue sur la mer
Nombre de chambres
77
Paiement à l'hôtel
Visa, Mastercard
Nombre de personnes
3 personnes4 personnes
Emplacement
En bord de merVue sur la montagneVue sur mer
Équipements
Climatisation (chambre)BalconBarSalle de conférenceParking gratuitWi-Fi gratuitRestaurantSpa & bien-êtreTransfertPiscine
Votre séjour idéal
Accessible PMR
Type d'hébergement
Hôtel
Dans les environs
Centre « Λιμένας Χερσονήσου »420 m
Centre « Μάλια »7,1 km
Centre « Νεάπολη »20,2 km
Plage380 m
Supermarché110 m
Pharmacie140 m
Hôpital930 m
Arrêt de bus160 m
Distributeur automatique de billets140 m
Heraklion International Nikos Kazantzakis25 km · ±24 min
When we arrived the room we were given was tiny. You couldn't sit on the toilet as normal due to the position of it. I asked the move to a better room. The staff gave me a new room equally as small.
I paid a lot of money for a four star hotel, two rooms, all inclusive holiday.
This is definitely not a four star hotel!
The food is the same most days, no flavour at all.
I was on the third floor and the restaurant is on the fourth floor. Every morning you wake up to chairs being scraped across the floor at 7.45am.
I will not be staying in this hotel again.
Beds are only changed every three days and you only get fresh towels every two days!
The cleaners are not thorough.
I will say that the staff were very friendly and helpful.
Basic hotel in a great location, but I wouldn’t stay here again.
The hotel has two decent-sized pools with plenty of sun loungers available, which is a real plus. It’s also in a fantastic central location, with the lively centre of Hersonissos just a five-minute walk away. The beds are very comfortable, and the hotel itself is clean.
Now for the negatives…
This hotel is advertised as a 4-star, but in my opinion it feels very basic. The food wasn’t great. Although the menu changes most days, there is very little choice, so if you don’t like what’s being served you’re quite limited. This may be because it’s a smaller hotel.
The shower was incredibly small and not practical. There wasn’t enough room to close the shower curtain without it touching you, which I found unpleasant. I ended up showering with the curtain open, leaving water all over the bathroom floor.
The atmosphere was probably my biggest disappointment. Despite being an adults-only hotel and being advertised as having a relaxing atmosphere, it felt more like a youth hostel. There were groups of young adults being loud, shouting, running around, spitting, and generally behaving disrespectfully. Doors were constantly slamming throughout the night, and noise echoed around the hotel, meaning we were woken up every night. I appreciate that guest behaviour isn’t entirely the hotel’s fault, but it certainly didn’t provide the peaceful environment that was advertised.
I also found some of the bar staff to be quite rude and sarcastic, which made us feel uncomfortable at times. They were also smoking close to the snack bar and serving guests in between smoking, which I found unprofessional. On a positive note, the reception staff were always friendly and helpful.
Although there are two pools, one is completely in the shade by early afternoon, so it’s worth choosing carefully where you settle for the day.
The hotel also plays loud rap and R&B music around the pool throughout the day. If that’s your kind of atmosphere you’ll probably enjoy it, but if you’re looking to relax, it may not be ideal. The volume was often much louder than necessary.
Overall, I wouldn’t recommend this hotel. We paid a significant amount for our stay and didn’t have a single uninterrupted night’s sleep. The limited food choices and noisy, hostel-like atmosphere meant it wasn’t the relaxing holiday we were expecting.
Having just returned from two weeks at the city green hotel with my husband and our friend we all had a fantastic time. The food was plentiful, hot and varied on every meal. Staff were fab in the restaurant, Jimmy, Victor, Bogusia & Niki. Bar staff, Manos, George & Paulina, was amazing, friendly and totally efficient in their roles. There was one guy on reception, Yurek, that we saw all the time that was friendly always said hello and nothing was ever a problem. The room was cleaned daily, except for one day each week, everyone is entitled to a day off. The only problem and this is proper nit picking was the shower curtain hugged you whilst showering. This is easily rectified by opening the curtain whilst showering, not rocket science. Please do not listen to all the negative views, the hotel, staff, food and location is absolutely bang on. Obviously the bad review people are expecting a 10 star hotel which doesn't exist. Totally recommend this hotel and we are returning next year. Big thanks to all the hotel staff.
Plus they give a FREE safe
We stayed here for 28 days for our honeymoon and had a fantastic experience. The hotel is situated just off the main street, which is close enough to the hustle and bustle of bars and restaurants but far enough away not to hear them. If you are looking for 4* luxury, I will be honest, City Green may not be for you, but we found the hotel clean, the staff are all brilliant, especially George, Pauline and Manus on the pool bar! The lady who cleaned our room worked so hard and our room could be cleaned daily if we wanted. She never stopped! Food was what we expected from an all inclusive option, they tried to cater for all different tastes and chef was always smiling! Restaurant very pleasant and always working to keep it clean and tidy. Nikki, the wonderful lady who looks after the cats, was amazing! The weather wasn't always great meaning the weekly saxophonist and bbq night with Cretan dancing, were held in the restaurant for some of the nights, which wasn't ideal, however when they could be held outside, it was a lovely experience. Rooms were basic but ours was clean, there is a TV in the room however few English channels which didn't really affect us (we didn't go away to watch TV). We had a couple of maintenance issues during the month which were rectified immediately. The hotel has two pools, both pretty cold in April and May however gave them both a go! City Green is just minutes away from the main bus stop, stop 21, and we jumped on it down to a beautiful beach at Malia called Potamos, near Malia Palace, away from Malia centre, beautiful sand, an archaeological dig which we loved to watch unfold and a stunning tavern serving gorgeous Greek food.
On the down side, the outside seating area simply is not big enough, especially when weather is bad or at full capacity. Really needs attention... plus, the restaurant is on the top floor and the only set of toilets are on the lower ground floor... with one small lift. Or steep marble stairs... wasn't a problem for us but not well thought out. The hotel may not be easy for people with poor mobility. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The staff, from the reception to the restaurant to the cleaner to the bar staff, made it all the better and we will return next year! Thanks City Green for a great honeymoon ❤️
Not a 4 star, as on their signage. Tiny rooms. To close to adjacent building. No sound proofing throughout the corridors so expect no sleep for your duration. Food is tasty but repetitive. Nowhere to sit on an evening. Only one bar and nowhere to go if it rains. The only plus side is the staff are great
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