Find hotels in Palaiochora from AED 163

"If there is a word that best describes this property its the filoxenia from the staff. Clean hotel, recently renovated pool and bedrooms. Lovely relaxing beach close by. Also easy access to the town and other nearby beaches if one would like to go as an option. Nice restaurants on the main road followed by a local supermarket, bakeries, petrol station. We will be visiting you all soon Stavroulla and Yiannis"

"Great location, easy walk into town yet lovely and quiet with superb sea view from the balcony. Friendly and efficient staff and great breakfast included. 10/10!"

"Terrific location for your stay in Paleochora. George was immensely helpful and courteous. I highly recommend the Blue Horizon. "

"Everything was great...location, staff, clean, comfortable...only missing was light bulb in key fixture. I'd stay again!"

"Small hotel with A/C and clean nice accommodations. The lobby area is cute with albums available to play in a turntable. Nice breakfast and a funky driftwood sculpture garden next door. Restaurants and shops in walking distance and parking easy. "

"Very hospitable host, comfortable accommodation albeit a little dated. Well situated for touring the area."

"Best hotel in the area…lovely staff and attention to detail is tip top!"

"Our visit was absolutely great! The room they gave us was amazing with great views! The service from everyone was really great! We will come back again in the future for sure!"

"The room was clean, but the the shower curtain was too short to keep the water in the tiny shower. The bathroom floor would pool with A LOT of water every time the shower was used which made the bathroom nasty. Also, the hotel has an odd policy that they insist you give them your room key if you are going to leave the hotel for any period of time (dinner, shopping, etc). They place the key on the counter (not behind the counter) where anyone who walks into the hotel can then pick it up and use it to go in your room. They claim they man the front desk to prevent this, but we repeatedly entered the lobby to find no employees present. It also seemed unlikely they would realize you were taking someone else’s key. Very strange. "