Sol Marina Beach Crete er et firestjerners hotell som ligger rett ved stranden i Gouves. Med 396 rom er det et stort hotell som passer for familier.
For familier ved stranden
Hotellet er perfekt for barnefamilier med sitt vannpark, barnebasseng og barnevaktstjenester. Kveldsunderholdning sørger for en hyggelig avslutning på dagen etter middagen.
Utstyr og egenskaper
Innsjekking / utsjekking
15:00 / 11:00
Maks. antall personer per rom
4
Familierom
Ja
Utsikt
Havutsikt, Utsikt over hagen, Utsikt over svømmebassenget
Antall rom
396
Byggår
2019
Hotellkjede
Melia International Hotels
Betaling på hotellet
Visa, Maestro, Mastercard, American Express, Diners Club
Antall personer
3 personer4 personer
Beliggenhet
På strandenRett ved strandenHage / terrasseHavutsikt
Fasiliteter
Klimaanlegg på rommetBalkongBarInnendørs bassengKonferanseromKveldsunderholdningTreningGratis parkeringGratis WiFiRestaurantSpa og velværeTransferSvømmebasseng
A wonderful hotel with a great variety of delicious food, fresh fruit and desserts. The hotel has a fantastic location directly by the sea. Everything is clean, tidy and well organised, with entertaining programmes and lovely evenings.
The staff are kind, friendly and always helpful. Our room was beautiful and equipped with everything we needed. Coffee and tea were provided every day, as well as bottled water. The view was absolutely breathtaking, with a full panoramic view of the sea. 🥰
The housekeeping was perfect, with excellent cleanliness every day, fresh towels and bed linen. A special thank you to our lovely housekeeper, for taking such good care of our room. 🙂
We had a wonderful time here! This was our third time visiting Kato Gouves, and we are very happy that we chose this hotel.
I can highly recommend this hotel to families with children as well as couples. We would like to thank everyone for everything!
Kocsis Family from Germany 😘🥰🇬🇷
We had a wonderful stay at Marina Sol by Meliá Crete and couldn’t be happier with our experience. The hotel is beautiful, very clean, and the staff are incredibly friendly and professional. The food was delicious, with a great variety every day, and the atmosphere was relaxing.
We were especially impressed with the care our baby received in the restaurant. The waitresses were exceptionally kind and always took a moment to entertain and look after our little one while we enjoyed our meal. Their warmth, patience, and genuine kindness made us feel truly welcome and helped us relax as parents.
Thank you to the entire team for making our holiday so special. We highly recommend this hotel to anyone, especially families with young children. We would love to come back!
This is the second year I’ve come to this hotel. Absolutely fantastic.. great for families but also great for those without kids. Me and my two sisters came for two weeks and loved every second. The staff are lovely. The food is what you would expect and more. Huge choice. The rooms are functional and clean, which is all you need to be honest. We had a sea view so we could enjoy the sunsets every night with a cheeky cocktail or two. Beach literally across the road. No complaints whatsoever. We will definitely see you again and I have just recommended to a friend. Thank you xx
We stayed at marina beach for a week as a family of four. We had a fantastic time!
Shout out to the entertainment team, especially Jonny and Anna, they make the holiday for the kids!!
The pools are cleaned daily, the hotel is very clean and the rooms are also cleaned daily to a high standard.
The food was lovely, always plenty of choice and all fresh. Even my very fussy daughter had plenty to choose from.
The beach is very close and stunning!
The only downfall was the other tourists, unfortunately there were a lot of rude people who would push past you in the restaurant and corridors and who were just plain rude. This doesnt reflect on the hotel but on the tourists own lack of etiquette!
The staff were all lovely!
Theres 4 pools, all clean and well managed. The kids splash park was great. We mainly used the pool with the swim up bar, and loved it there. Always plenty of sun loungers everyday.
Would definitely visit again!
Sol Meliá — Not a 4-Star Experience
We stayed six nights, Sunday to Thursday, in a Superior Sea View room. We went in with high expectations and honestly, they were shattered.
Check-in was great every staff member we dealt with was lovely, helpful, and happy to sort out any request. That's unfortunately where the good part ends.
The room was a real letdown. If you're hoping for working air conditioning, be prepared for a nasty surprise ours never worked properly, even after a technician came . We were sweating through August nights in a room that just wouldn't cool down. Then on our last day, we noticed black mold in the room, which we obviously weren't happy to discover.
The food was mediocre at best, and not diverse at all. Same salads, same mains, same everything, every single day. It got old fast, and honestly wasn't what we'd expect for what we paid. A number of dishes weren't even edible.
On the plus side, the facilities were genuinely good. Three pools — a great main pool, a nice kids' pool, and a swimup bar pool that was a lot of fun. Plenty to do too, with ping pong, darts, mini golf and more.
A few fixes would make a big difference here. The food was our biggest disappointment honestly, 1 star on that alone.
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