Pelagia Bay Hotel

Amazing week in this hotel, the Bar/hotel manager was really friendly and funny, very good service loved this place the views the bar the pool all amazing thank you

The friendly staff, walking distance to the village, the pool and the big rooms

Merci à vous

We liked everything, our room was nice, my favorite thing was the hot shower :) the breakfast is ok, the staff is friendly. Thank you!

The staff was nice, the location was good with a nice view

The air conditioning is paid - 7 EUR per day, keep that in mind! The room was not clean enough, there was a lot of dust both in the room and on the air conditioner. There was no shower gel in the bathroom which was very small and the cabin doors were broken.

Durante i pasti non c'era acqua fresca disponibile ma era necessario comperarla al bar!!!

Very friendly staff. Good value for money, especially considering that they provided a HB (breakfast + dinner) meal package. Cozy two-level room with a balcony with beautiful sea views. Daily cleaning and replacement of towels and bed linen. Events and entertainment for hotel guests. Guests from Great Britain, Germany, Poland.

Sometimes the quality of the food was not very good. For example, potato dishes are not very well prepared, sausages are very tasteless. Booking.com has information that the hotel is 450 m from the beach, but the closest beach is 900 m away. Very inconvenient bus schedule to/from Heraklion.

Great quiet location, beautiful view, friendly staff and ppl of the village, few beautiful beaches near by

Nothing

Off the crowds on a small cove, walk to beach, cafe, grocery, and no crowds

Very spacious room, modern design, bathroom with hot water always available, the most amazing view from the balcony. Excellent staff, so friendly and helpful. We went half-board, loved the food, everything was fresh and tasty, and in our opinion there was plenty of choice (gemista - so yummy!). The hotel has a pool with plenty of sunbeds, too. It’s located in a quiet, beautiful location, slightly on a hill, but we regularly hike (even my 72-year-old mum) so it wasn’t a problem for us at all, I think even people with limited mobility could easily manage that location as it’s only a few minutes’ walk from the town centre, beaches, shops and a bus stop. We loved our stay there and would highly recommend that hotel to everyone who loves a relaxing holiday in a beautiful surroundings. Waking up to the sunrise from our balcony was the best feeling possible.

We were not too keen on the juice drinks served for breakfast, but it wasn’t a problem to take our juice to the restaurant. Another thing - not related to that hotel. Agia Pelagia is absolutely stunning, but if you are arriving from Chania, the bus stop is located a few km outside of the town, also if you don’t rent a car (I can only drive in England - badly) it’s not possible to do much sightseeing from Agia Pelagia unless you book an organised tour. There’s a Ktel bus to Heraklion, but the first one leaves at 9.45am if I remember correctly and the last one back to Agia Pelagia is at 10pm. So you have to rely on taxis and a taxi from Heraklion costs about €40, a taxi from the hotel to the intercity bus stop €20. Ktel should definitely try to do more to connect that beautiful village with the rest of the island. Also, be careful with the Psaromoura beach - it’s stunning, but the fish bite there.