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MIMOZA HOTEL

Hotel (2 stars), Platanias

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PROFILE

SPECIAL INFORMATION

  • HOTEL STARS:

    2 stars

  • HIGH SEASON:

    April, August, July, June, May, October, September

  • LOW SEASON:

    April, August, July, June, May, October, September

SERVICES & BENEFITS

SERVICES

  • Children's swimming pool
  • Outdoor pool
  • Pool bar

TYPE OF ROOMS

  • Double rooms

ROOM AMENITIES

  • Refrigerator
  • Safe

TYPE

  • Hotels

REVIEWS

  • TripAdvisor rating(42)
  • 1/5

Unprofessional and disturbing behavior from the owner

Our experience at this hotel was uncomfortable and unsafe due to the owner’s behavior. At first, everything seemed normal and friendly. The owner invited us to watch Eurovision at the hotel bar, which...
  • 4/5

Nice view and pool area :-)

Located approx 400 meters from the beach. Nice and relaxing pool area. Apartments with kitchen, oceanview and aircondition. Friendly staff. Poolbar. 5-10 min walk to several good restaurants in the...
  • 3/5

2 weeks holiday

Hotel is located upper Agia Marina and be sure that you can go up and down stairs and hills. It is not far away from the beach or main street but hill and stairs is steep. View is so beautiful, and that...
  • 2/5

The good, the bad, and the ugly, all in one hotel

The good: Panoramic view, fantastic location. Short way down to the beach, shops, restaurants and so on. Room-maids are very friendly and work like heroes. Basic pool bar/restaurant, but fair enough for...
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Address: Agia Marina, 730 14 Platanias Chania

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