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Angels Villa
Angels Villa is a very well-appointed contemporary villa with 8 bedrooms/5 bathrooms and sleeps up to 16 persons making it perfect for large families or groups of friends who wish to spend precious holiday time together. It is located in the hills overlooking the Bay of Kalathas on the Akrotiri Peninsula in western Crete.
The 440m² villa enjoys privacy in a rural position with uninterrupted views as it sits on a plot of 4500m². It slopes on 3 levels and has lovely gardens and shrubbery.
In the middle level, the living/dining area and a fully equipped kitchen are located. The dining area overlooks the living area and has a dining table for eight persons. A few steps lead down to the other living area that has large picture windows, a fireplace and three sofas. Large windows panels open on to a furnished terrace which has access to the pool area with sun loungers and outdoor lounge seating. A bathroom with washbasin and WC also features on this level.
Stairs lead to the upper level where is the master bedroom with en suite bathroom with bath. There is an attic in the bedroom with is lots more wardrobe space. Doors lead to a large furnished veranda that has views of the garden and towards Kalathas Bay.
Three elegant bedrooms are on each of the middle level and the lower garden level thus having direct access to either the pool or the garden. All bedrooms have fitted wardrobes, wooden floors, a night stand, luggage rack, air conditioning and heating. Each level has a bedroom with a double bed and en suite, a bedroom with twin beds, and a bedroom with a semi-double bed, a bathroom with shower that is shared between two of the bedrooms, and also a modern spacious living room/TV room furnished with two sofas, a bookcase, and a 32inch TV. The bedrooms overlooking the pool use a separate main entrance to the villa.
The lower garden level also houses exercise room with exercise mats, Pilates ball, kettle bell, and weights.
The outdoor landscaped area is stunning with a beautiful grass, trees, flowers and shrubs, and a rock garden of cactus and herbs. There is a children’s play area as well as a covered BBQ area with an outdoor kitchen including a wood burning stove oven, a rotisserie, and two large tables each sitting 8 persons making it perfect for al fresco dining.
The sandy beach at Kalathas is only 2km from the villa. Nearby Tersanas is a small seaside village with a lovely sheltered sandy beach and a couple of tavernas, and just 7km away is the village of Stavros which enjoys several local amenities including a few tavernas, cafe/bars and a mini-market. Stavros has an excellent sheltered sandy beach and is perfect for children. The nearby village of Kounoupidiana is just only 3km away where you will find supermarkets, shops, restaurants, a bank, petrol station, bakery, and a chemist. Chania, the region’s capital city, is only 12km away.
The location makes an excellent starting point for exploring beautiful western Crete whether you are interested in sightseeing, archaeology, walking, water sports, horse riding or simply relaxing and enjoying some of the wonderful beaches in the area.
Please note that the owners of this villa prefer a Saturday arrival and departure.
Check-in time
16.00
Check-out time
10.00
Cancellation / Prepayment
Payment Policy
A 30% non-refundable deposit should be paid on booking confirmation and the balance 70% shall be paid 70 days before arrival (any bookings inside 70 days of travel full payment requested).
Cancellation Policy
- Outside of 69 days before travel: Loss of full deposit
- 69 – 51 days before travel: 30% of total booking amount
- 50 - 41 days before travel: 50% of total booking amount
- 40 - 31 days before travel: 75% of total booking amount
- 30 - 0 days before travel: 100% of total booking amount
- No shows 100% of total booking amount
Accepted credit cards
- Visa
- Master Card
Pets
Pets are not allowed
Facilities
- Air Condition
- Baby Cot
- Balcony
- Bathrobe
- BBQ Charcoal
- Cooker
- Decked area
- Dishwasher
- Fishing nearby
- Freezer
- French coffee machine
- Fridge
- Gym
- Hairdryer
- Horse riding nearby
- Internet Access - Wifi
- Iron
- Ironing board
- Kettle
- Linen Provided
- Microwave
- Oven
- Patio
- Playground
- Private Garden
- Roof tarrace
- Safe
- Sun roof
- Terrace
- Toaster
- Towels provided
- Traditional stone oven
- Unheated Outdoor Pool
- Washing machine
- Watersports nearby
Internet
- High Speed Internet
- Wifi in all areas
Chania
The picturesque city of Chania is the second largest city of Crete, after Heraklion, with more than 60,000 residents. Fortunately it did not follow the same fate as the other cities of Crete, e.g. Heraklion, where the great Venetian and Ottoman monuments were destroyed for the sake of economic growth and "modernization". Instead, the Old Town and the Venetian Harbour have remained almost intact, giving the city a special Venetian character, unique in the Mediterranean. Thus, the visitors of Chania are attracted by the beauty of the scenic narrow streets, the imposing lighthouse at the entrance of the small harbor and all the amazing monuments that make up the transcendent magic of Chania.
Chania is believed to be built on the site of the Minoan Kydonia, as shown by the excavations in Kastelli hill. Chania developed substantially in the Byzantine era, when it was fortified. Later, the Venetians turned the city into a great castle with strong walls, for which you can read here. After the Sultan Abdul Mezit visited Crete in 1850 and decided to construct a naval base in the gulf of Souda, the capital of Crete was moved from Heraklion to Chania (till 1971). After the liberation of Crete from the Turks in 1898 and during the Cretan State autonomy, great buildings were built in the city and the suburb of Halepa. The glory of Chania reached its peak during the hoisting of the Greek flag in the fortress of Firkas in 1913, marking the final Union of Crete with Greece, after centuries of slavery. Chania played also an important role in the outcome of the struggle against the Germans in World War II, as the nearby airport of Maleme was the epicenter of the glorious Battle of Crete. Chania was the last European city to be liberated from the Germans in April 1945.
From Chania came Eleftherios Venizelos, the greatest politician of Greece, as with its successful policy as prime minister of Greece he managed to triple the territories of Greece in the early 20th century. The tombs of the Venizelos family are set in a magical site east of Chania, with panoramic views of the city.
Some attractions of Chania are the old town, the Venetian harbour with the old lighthouse, the mosque of Kucuk Hasan, the pedestrian road of Kum Kapi, the shipyards, the great Arsenal which houses the Center for Mediterranean Architecture, the central market, the hill of Kastelli with the old Palace and the Minoan settlement, the picturesque district of the Ottomans called Splantzia, the church of St. Rocco, the cathedral of Chania, the archaeological museum, the beachfront of Nea Chora district, the Maritime Museum of Crete in Fort Firkas, the Prefecture and the Courts, the graves of Venizelos family, the house of Venizelos in Halepa, the Allies' Cemetery in Souda, the Historical Archive of Crete, etc.
The city is served by Chania International Airport on the Akrotiri Peninsula. The airport is named after Daskalogiannis, a Sfakiot hero who was skinned by the Ottomans in the 18th century. Souda, some 7 km (4 minutes) from Chania, is the city's port, with daily ferries to Piraeus and a hosting a major Greek and NATO naval base.
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