Hotels in Chania
Free cancellation options if plans change
Earn rewards on every night you stay
Save more with Member Prices
Check prices for these dates
Where to stay in Chania?
Morum City Hotel Chania
Morum City Hotel Chania
Elia Zampeliou Hotel - Adults Only
Elia Zampeliou Hotel - Adults Only
Nyx Chic Manor
Nyx Chic Manor
ANTEL Suites & Apartments
ANTEL Suites & Apartments
Hyperion City Hotel
Hyperion City Hotel
Oniros Residences
Oniros Residences
Malmo Historic Hotel
Malmo Historic Hotel
Casa Kallergi
Casa Kallergi
Aoria Estate Old Port
Aoria Estate Old Port
Kriti Hotel
Kriti Hotel
Boutique Hotel Del Doge
Boutique Hotel Del Doge
SanSal Boutique Hotel
SanSal Boutique Hotel
Elia Kentron- Adults Only
Elia Kentron- Adults Only
Minaret Suites & Apartments
Minaret Suites & Apartments
Elia Fatma Boutique Hotel - Adults Only
Elia Fatma Boutique Hotel - Adults Only
Hotel Akrotiri
Hotel Akrotiri
Ionas Boutique Hotel
Ionas Boutique Hotel
Smaragdi Rooms for Rent
Smaragdi Rooms for Rent
Centro Storico
Centro Storico
Kydon, The Heart City Hotel
Kydon, The Heart City HotelGet last-minute hotel deals in Chania and save more
Check out hotels with an ocean view in Chania
You may also like hotels with pools in Chania
Go beyond your typical stay in Chania
Top neighborhoods in Chania
Old Town Chania
Old Town Chania wraps you in a dreamy blend of Venetian and Ottoman charm at every turn. Wander through narrow cobblestone streets that lead to the stunning harbor with its iconic lighthouse. The lively Central Market buzzes with local energy while historic sites like ancient city walls tell tales of Mediterranean history. Mosque-turned-museums stand beside Orthodox churches in this cultural patchwork. The waterfront restaurants serve fresh seafood and authentic Cretan dishes with perfect harbor views. Most visitors stay in boutique hotels housed in restored Venetian buildings with character-filled stone walls and courtyards. This pedestrian-friendly district is best explored on foot, with local buses connecting to beaches and Chania's newer neighborhoods.
Nea Chora
Nea Chora beach offers the perfect mix of golden sand, shallow turquoise waters, and authentic Greek charm without the tourist crush. The promenade buzzes with locals fishing, families swimming, and friends chatting at waterfront tavernas serving fresh-caught seafood. Traditional fishing boats bob in the small harbor while the Mediterranean breeze carries the scent of grilled octopus and wild herbs. Budget-friendly apartments and family hotels line the waterfront, just a short bus ride from Chania's Old Town. Tavernas serve Cretan specialties at prices lower than the tourist centers, and the flat, walkable terrain makes exploring a breeze. When the sun sets, join locals for evening strolls along the illuminated promenade.
Koum Kapi
Koum Kapi's seaside promenade winds along Chania's harbor, where ancient Venetian walls meet the sparkling Mediterranean. You'll find postcard-perfect views at every turn as you stroll past honey-colored buildings with Ottoman wooden balconies. Snag a spot at one of the waterfront tavernas or take a refreshing dip at the small pebble beaches tucked between weathered stones. Fresh seafood dominates the dining scene, with catch-of-the-day specials served on terraces overlooking the water. Boutique guesthouses and converted stone houses offer charming accommodations with personal service. The neighborhood's walkability makes it easy to explore both the historic waterfront and nearby old town without needing a car.
Halepa
Halepa's elegant neoclassical mansions transport you to Crete's diplomatic golden age. Cream and ochre facades line quiet streets where history whispers through ornate balconies and shuttered windows. The hilltop Venizelos Family Tombs reward your climb with breathtaking harbor panoramas, while the restored Russian Hospital stands as a testament to 19th-century political intrigue. A handful of traditional tavernas serve authentic Cretan dishes in this peaceful residential enclave. Most visitors stay in upscale vacation rentals housed in lovingly restored historic buildings. The steep terrain challenges walkers but rewards with exercise and stunning vistas, making Halepa perfect for travelers seeking authentic Greek neighborhood life.
Chania Town
Wander through Chania Town's honey-colored maze of history where Ottoman minarets and Byzantine domes create a living timeline. The gorgeous Venetian Harbor buzzes with energy while cobblestone streets lead to artisan workshops and hidden courtyards. You'll find the lighthouse standing sentinel as fishing boats bob alongside sleek yachts in the crystal Mediterranean waters. Waterfront tavernas dish up fresh seafood and Cretan specialties while traditional kafeneia offer morning coffee with locals. Most sights are within easy walking distance, though those cobblestones demand comfy shoes. Boutique hotels in restored Venetian mansions put you right in the heart of this enchanting seaside gem.
Learn more about Chania
Venetian splendor meets Mediterranean charm in a harbor where fishing boats bob against a backdrop of Ottoman minarets and Venetian lighthouses. The Old Town's labyrinthine alleys reveal surprises at every turn – a Byzantine wall fragment here, a hidden courtyard restaurant there. Maritime history comes alive at the Naval Museum, housed in a centuries-old fortress. Agia Marina Beach offers perfect swimming conditions just outside the city, while Nea Chora Beach provides a more local experience with tavernas serving the morning's catch. The Municipal Art Gallery showcases Cretan artists in a restored Venetian building. For the best harbor views, arrive at sunset when the lighthouse casts a golden glow across ancient waters.
Check out reviews of Chania hotels guests love
