Perfect place. Perfect service. Perfect location. Nothing
ניצןA week ago
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★★★★★·Darátsos·9.5
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Domes Noruz Chania, an adults‑only Autograph Collection resort, blends Greek authenticity with international standards. Located on Agioi Apostoloi’s sandy beach, it offers two pools overlooking azure waters, a spa inspired by local embroidery, and a hammam, sauna, and hot tub. Each room features expansive outdoor living areas, bathtubs, and Wi‑Fi. The resort’s Venetian‑inspired architecture, fine champagne bar, and proximity to Chania town and airport enhance its appeal.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
Perfect place. Perfect service. Perfect location. Nothing
ניצן·A week ago
The breakfast terrace sits in a spot that feels like the best place to enjoy the sea. The only downside is that there’s no bathroom in the room—just a toilet, a shower, and a sink right in the middle of the room, kind of like a kitchen island.
Martin·A week ago
The property is beautiful and the staff were very attentive. I was disappointed that water wasn’t included in the half board.
Susan·2 weeks ago
The location was amazing and I loved the beach; the atmosphere was great and the drinks were excellent. The sushi was just okay, but we have pretty high sushi standards.
Nate·3 weeks ago
We had a lovely stay at this beautiful hotel. The setting is beautiful and relaxed with incredible sunsets The outdoor pool and indoor spa facilities were excellent, and the food was consistently good. The beach was also lovely and the sea clear and shallow . Our room was spacious and comfortable, with a huge patio area that included a bath and plunge pool, with a view of the sea. The beach bats and ball provided was also a very nice touch. We also enjoyed the live music in the evenings. It created a relaxed atmosphere and was lovely to listen to while enjoying a drink and watching the sun go down. The only downside for us was the half-board dining arrangement. We ended up spending considerably more than expected because it wasn't particularly clear which dishes were included and which incurred an additional charge. For example, on our first evening we ordered the prawn pasta as it appeared alongside the standard menu items, only to discover later that there was a significant supplement to pay. We also felt that the current system of offering 20% off the full menu price for non-included dishes wasn't good value, especially when many of those dishes were priced at €30 or more. A supplement, perhaps around €10 per main dish, would feel fairer and more transparent for guests. As constructive feedback, we would suggest providing a separate menu, or more clearly highlighting dishes that carry an additional charge. This would help avoid any confusion and allow guests to make more informed choices when dining
Wendy·3 weeks ago