
Paralos Irini Mare to hotel przy plaży w Agia Galini, oferujące 128 pokoi. Lokalizacja nad brzegiem morza zapewnia widoki na morze i góry.
Rodziny mogą korzystać z basenu dla dzieci, placu zabaw oraz pokoi z drzwiami łączącymi. Bezpośrednie położenie przy plaży ułatwia organizację dni nad morzem.
Agia Galini, 74056, Agia Galini, Grecja
Najbliższe lotnisko międzynarodowe to Heraklion International Nikos Kazantzakis, około 51 km.
Paralos Irini Mare znajduje się przy plaży lub blisko niej, więc szybko dotrzesz nad morze.
Tak, Paralos Irini Mare dysponuje udogodnieniami odpowiednimi dla rodzin z dziećmi.
Tak, Paralos Irini Mare oferuje spa i wellness dla relaksu.
Paralos Irini Mare to obiekt 4-gwiazdkowy.
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I had a wonderful experience at Paros Irini Mare. I would give 6 stars !! The atmosphere was peaceful, quiet, and very relaxing, making the stay feel truly special. Everything was professional and well-organized, and the staff were friendly, attentive, and respectful. The only downside is that the beach umbrellas and sunbeds are not included. The sets cost €6, and they belong to the restaurants located further along the beach. Overall, a great place if you’re looking for a calm atmosphere, privacy, and a chance to truly unwind. I would definitely recommend it and would happily return.
We had an absolutely wonderful experience at this hotel! The beautiful grounds, lovely room, and great views over the town and the sea made our stay truly special. The peaceful and quiet location was perfect for relaxing and enjoying our time away. The food was also absolutely delicious. A special mention goes to the entire staff, who were incredibly friendly, helpful, and attentive. They genuinely went above and beyond to make everything possible and ensure we had a great stay. For a fantastic evening at the bar, be sure to ask for Dennis (Dionysos) at the pool bar. He’s a great guy and will make sure you have a memorable evening! A clear 5-star recommendation. We will definitely come back!
Truly charming place in a fantastic location. Despite a few minor issues during our stay, the entire team went above and beyond to resolve everything quickly and professionally. A special thank you to Joanna from the restaurant team, Orestes, and the whole reception team for their wonderful attitude and support. I can fully recommend staying at Paralos Irini Mare. One more time thank you so much!
If you are looking for a high-quality boutique hotel experience in Crete, Paralos Irini Mare is the perfect address. We stayed here as a family and were blown away by the calm, relaxing atmosphere. The grounds are stunning, with historical olive and fig trees providing natural shade and a peaceful retreat throughout the day. A major highlight is the incredible food: the kitchen consistently prioritizes high-quality, locally sourced Cretan ingredients, making every meal a treat. The entire team is exceptionally warm and friendly, and the housekeeping staff keeps the rooms thoroughly cleaned every day. We couldn't have asked for a better family stay!
We booked six nights here for our honeymoon, drawn by the website's promise of luxury, private pools and fresh, local, homemade food. The reality fell short. We were promised a complimentary bottle of wine on arrival, but there was none, and no gesture at all for our honeymoon, even though the staff knew and congratulated us at check-in. The room was fine but not outstanding, and noisy, with neighbors above and on both sides. The TV had about ten channels, mostly in German, and it isn't a smart TV. The private pool was unusable: unheated, with water at 15°C. For €400 a night in late September, we expected much more. The half-board dinner buffet was the biggest letdown: mostly burgers, fries, risotto and pasta, with no Greek dishes like moussaka or taramasalata, and the few local items were bland. The nearby fishing village was no better, with restaurants serving burgers, pizza and schnitzel. The hotel is isolated, with the nearest point of interest at least 45 minutes away. If you want an authentic Cretan experience, look elsewhere: there are much better hotels with heated private pools for far less.
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