Level up Your Holidays in Crete

Rental basis: Room with own facilities Number of bedrooms: 1; Number of other rooms with beds: 0 Taxes of Local tax 3 EUR Per stay may be collected during the booking process. If this is not supported, they must be paid to the host upon arrival. The Faedra Beach Hotel enjoys a seafront location on the beach road right in front of the Blue Flag certified beach of Amoudara in the prefecture of Lasithi, approximately three km from Agios Nikolaos and fifty two km from Heraklion’s Nikos Kazantzakis airport. This modern hotel consists of spacious guestrooms and family suites, all featuring kitchenette facilities and a balcony or terrace with sea and garden hotel consists of suites, apartments and rooms. The building is recently renovated and is one of the best-known buildings in the area thanks to its modern architectural design. All rooms have balcony with sea or garden view, they are spacious and nicely fitted and decorated, equipped with: Air Condition (hot/cold) led Tv Free Wi-fi Luxury bathroom with bath or shower Modern, high quality and comfortable furniture Kitchenette with refrigerator Safe deposit box Double-glazing windows and doors. A swimming pool is also available in the hotel area, equipped with the latest cleaning technology and State-of-the-art safety devices. A large sitting hall with satellite Tv is available in the lobby. There is regular bus transportation to the centre and other destinations(towns, beaches, archaeological sites etc). The apartments can accommodate up to six people, the Junior Suites up to five people and the Faedra suite up to eight people. For over four people (in junior suites or apartments) or over six in Faedra suite there is an extra bed charge per person/per night. All apartments and Faedra family suite have two bathrooms, two kitchenettes (equipped with fridge Etc), Tvs etc. Although there is a trend of travellers being more sensitive towards geopolitical and other related issues, off late these factors have started influencing the travellers’ decision and overtourism is a