Kavos beach Apartments in Stavros

Apartments Kavos Beach in Stavros

Kavos Beach Apartments & Studios  is a complex of apartments and studios in Stavros Akrotiri, in close proximity to Chania. The apartments Kavos Beach is built on a rocky and beautiful beach at Stavros, and offers fully furnished and renovated apartments and studios.

Kavos Beach Hotel has 13 studios for 2-3 people and 6 maisonettes, able to accommodate up to 4 people. All apartments and studios have private bathrooms, free internet, a/c, spacious balconies, TV with LCD screen, fridge and kitchen.

Apartments are surrounded by a gorgeous garden where visitors can enjoy their walk, or take a swim in the large pool onsite. The pool snack bar offers a magnificent view to the sea and a large variety of snacks and drinks for the guests.

The Hotel Kavos Beach has its own diving school for the lovers of water activities.

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Reviews of Hotel Apartments Kavos Beach in Stavros

Reviews and comments for Kavos Beach apartments and studios refer to the nice environment and atmosphere, the friendly personnel and the lovely decoration of the apartments.

Characteristic phrases from reviews   "We were warmly welcomed by Yannis and his family. They run a very clean, intimate friendly business and enjoy what they do" "The perfect place for relaxation.Quiet, very comfortable and extremely clean studios with the best view that anybody could ask for" "Excellent site on the sea, Great service and very friendly. Very relaxing away from the mainstream resorts. Pool very clean. Highly recommend for an individual, couple or family who want to just relax and enjoy the great Cretian whether and hospitality"

Negative Comments for Apartments Kavos Beach   "No real beach - pool side relaxing. Go to town south of hotel and there is a nice beach" "There was some noise of an engine (water pump?) early in the morning. Stayed only for one night so don't know if it occurs repeatedly" " The door in our shower was broken, but it wasn't a big deal, and it really didn't bother us to much"