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"The breakfast buffet is amazing. We looked forward to it every morning. The quality and variety was outstanding. The staff made us feel welcome at every turn. The restaurant recommendations from Vicky were perfect. And the rooftop bar was romantic and a delight. "

"My stay started out very rocky but the night manager was amazing! Mary the manager went above and beyond to make sure we were comfortable and satisfied with our room. Breakfast was amazing! The entire staff were very accommodating. The hotel is near the city center, ladies it's a shoppers paradise! We stayed in the Jr Suite which was very spacious. The team at Atrion will go the extra mile for you! "

"We stayed here twice—both at the start and end of our three-week adventure in Crete—and couldn’t have chosen a better base. The location is absolutely unbeatable: steps away from the best restaurants and top sights, making it the ideal spot for exploring the city. Breakfast here is outstanding, and the rooms are modern, comfortable, and well-appointed. The service was consistently excellent throughout our visits. If you’re staying, do yourself a favor and dine at Peskesi—just make sure to book a reservation! This hotel offers convenience, quality, and a truly memorable experience. Highly recommended."

"Excellent clean modern rooms. Full breakfast. Good location. "

"Small hotel in centre of town very short walk from main tourist attractions. Room spotless and of good size. Friendly, helpful staff. "

"I was able to check in much earlier than expected. This hotel and amazing staff always exceed expectations. My favorite hotel in Heraklion."

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"Great location near the core of the old city. Easy walk to the shops and restaurants. Parking while limited was super convenient and close. Clean and modern room. The only observation with the room was there was limited space to lay our suitcases for easy access but in reality, not a big issue."

"Close to the airport. Staff recommended an excellent family restaurant ( the three mulberries). "