Het Porto Platanias Beach Resort & Spa ligt in Platanias, direct aan het strand. Dit strandhotel heeft 322 kamers, een privéstrand en een spa.
Voor gezinnen bij het zwembad
Met een waterpark, kinderzwembad en entertainment voor de kleintjes is het ideaal voor families. Je kunt ook tijd doorbrengen op het strand van het resort.
Voorzieningen & kenmerken
Check-in / check-out
14:00 / 12:00
Max. personen per kamer
2
Uitzichten
Zeezicht
Aantal kamers
322
Bouwjaar
2000
Betalen in het hotel
Visa, JCB, Mastercard, American Express, Diners Club
Ligging
Aan het strandDirect aan het strandPrivéstrandTuin / terrasZeezicht
We had a lovely stay at this hotel and overall really enjoyed our holiday.
Our room was excellent, with stunning views of both the sunrise and sunset, which made our stay extra special. The hotel grounds and facilities were well maintained, and the entertainment programme was excellent throughout our stay.
A special mention must go to Marco from the activities team. His yoga sessions and water aerobics classes were brilliant – he was energetic, engaging, and created a great atmosphere that guests genuinely enjoyed. The water polo sessions were also fantastic and very well organised.
The service from the staff was always friendly and helpful, although it could be quite slow at times. On a few occasions we had to ask more than once for requests to be fulfilled.
The all-inclusive drinks package was somewhat disappointing, as the selection and quality of drinks could be improved. Similarly, while there was plenty of food available, we felt the food quality and variety could be better.
Despite these areas for improvement, we had a wonderful stay, particularly thanks to the beautiful room, breathtaking views, and excellent entertainment team. We would happily return and hope to see Marco and the team again.
This is an excellent hotel with clean, comfortable rooms and a very friendly and helpful staff. The resort features four swimming pools with different depths, including children's pools and an adults-only pool, as well as a spa, an à la carte restaurant, and a mini market stocked with everything you might need during your stay.
The food is excellent, with a wide variety of options to suit different tastes. Coffee, water, and soft drinks are available in unlimited quantities during meals.
The hotel also has its own beach. When booking, it's worth checking whether your reservation includes complimentary beach vouchers or if you'll need to pay for sunbeds. A set of two sunbeds and an umbrella costs €15 per day. There is also a beach bar where you can order drinks and food while enjoying the sea.
Hotel is located near the city of Chania, and there is a bus or a taxi that can take you there. The Platanias village have a lot of different restaurants, tavernas and markets.
We have stayed at this hotel twice (for 10- and 7-day all-inclusive vacations) and have invariably been happy with our stays and would like to come back. The hotel is very comfortable and cozy. The buffet is just awesome, with lots of excellent food. The location is perfect, right next to the beach. On our way back, our flight got canceled and the receptionist gave us a voucher to use the all-inclusive and have lunch while waiting for our travel agency to rebook us. That last lunch was wonderful and very much lifted our mood! Thank you very much!
Dad and two sons had an amazing time. The staff are so friendly and attentive.
Special mentions for Daniel, creating a such an enjoyable time around the pool. Water polo was especially fun. And pool barmen Reni and Demitris are the best. Great cocktails and even greater company. We highly recommend staying here. One more mention for Eleftheria in the buffet restaurant, she was a pleasure to see every day. So smiley.
The position of the hotel, right next to the beach, adds to the experience. For a family holiday, it ticks all the boxes.
Thanks all. Crete is beautiful and we will be back 🫶
The hotel was okay overall, and the room cleaning service was excellent — the housekeeping staff did a great job every day. However, the rooms had a slightly musty and damp smell, which was quite unpleasant at times. We also had an issue with the bathroom drain: whenever the neighbors took a shower, foam and water would come back up through our drain.
The walls are very thin, so you can hear almost everything. People walking by with suitcases, conversations, and even snoring from neighboring rooms were clearly audible. Because of this, I would not say the hotel truly meets a 5-star standard.
The all-inclusive food was decent and varied enough, and there was a large selection of cakes and desserts, which was nice. However, with the all-inclusive package, there was only one bar where cocktails were available. In the restaurant, drinks were limited to soft drinks, juice, beer, and wine.
The restaurant staff were friendly and polite, but unfortunately the service was often slow. Many times we had to wait a long time for drinks, and sometimes we had already finished eating before the drinks arrived.
We did not travel during peak season, so the hotel area was calmer, but people still reserved sunbeds early with towels because there were not enough available. Also, using a sunbed at the beach cost an extra €15, which felt overpriced.
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