Boutique Hotel Del Doge — Hotel in Municipality of Chania

We stayed in room 4 |The main bed was on the mezzanine level with the lounge and bathroom area below .overall the room was clean ,tidy and spacious with decorative type antiques and solid wood features which we liked. |The room faces the main cobble strip and nightlife does go onto until midnight so there is noise but we didn’t find this disruptive due to being super tired each night. ||The staff were fine , we only saw a lady during check in and check out and the housekeeper . ||The hotel is also a bar and restaurant and it appeared the bar/restaurant staff had no dealings with the hotel side of things . ||My only gripe about the hotel room was 3 mornings in a row there was no hot water. So showers had to be had at night time . ||The location is a stones throw away from the harbour and centrally located in the old town , the strip is filled with eateries and souvenirs shop and is very busy , it’s a lovely atmosphere though . The new market/Chania is 5 min-10 walk away as is the bus station . |It only cost €2.50 per person for a single trip from the airport to the bus station, so cheap, quick and very reliable ! |||I would recommend the hotel to others with my only recommendation being to make hotel staff...

We initially stayed in a quirky room with the main bed on the mezzanine level. Nice room but unfortunately, didn't suit us being older people with the frequent trips up and down the stairs to the mezzanine level. We were changed to a single level spacious suite next door the next morning and we loved this room with it's quirky touches. Great to open the windows and soak up the atmosphere. However, bar across the laneway was noisy until the early hours of the morning so had to close the windows to sleep. ||Nice breakfast (at extra cost) downstairs on tables in alleyway. And we spent many nights having a few drinks watching the world go by at these tables as well.||Perfect location to explore the old town and the restaurants on the waterfront. ||Only one minor issue. Taxis cannot drive into the old town to the hotel, so you have to walk about 800m to the hotel with your suitcases on cobblestones. And if you hire a car, parking can be hit and miss finding a close...

We stayed a single night (€60 with breakfast for two). The hotel is in the heart of the atmospheric Old Town, less than 100 metres from the harbour's waterside. The room was spacious, in height as well as width. The shower was a delight by Greek standards - a fixed overhead mount, in a glass enclosure (there is a hand-held option if you don't want to get your hair wet). Breakfast was well worth the additional charge, although if they had asked what we wanted they might have saved some ham which we were not interested in. There was some noise from customers at neighbouring businesses until the early hours, although I think the music stopped at midnight. If you have access issues, there is a 200m walk to the nearest taxi access, and at least two steps down to the ground floor rooms. We would be happy to stay here again if...