Consolato Boutique

The room was perfect, everything about the place the location the views the stay the cleanliness of the room was perfect. I’m not from Greece but this is the only place I’ll book when I’m in town. The owner and his brother are super friendly and the make you feel right at home.

I had a great stay at Consolato Boutique. Eleni was a wonderful host. The room was lovely with all amenities included, in a great location, at a good price. I wouldn’t hesitate to book again.

Great hospitality. Room was clean, spacious and was the same as pictures on the booking website. Also very walkable to the port and the parking lot.

Superb small hotel. Extremely helpful staff. Great location. Highly recommended.

Lovely room on top floor of old building. Windows on. 2 sides which allowed for wonderful cross ventilation and view over some of skyline. Bed is comfortable; bathroom small but functional. Great location in old section of Chania. The staff are very helpful and accommodating but they are not always on site. The manager was easily reachable by text. Be aware that it is a 3rd floor walk up — no lift. Breakfast was served a couple of blocks away at a local restaurant. It was an excellent meal with a range of choices, fresh fruit and breads, eggs cooked several ways.

We only stayed one night at this fabulous boutique hotel in old town Chania, but definitely would've spent more if we had more time. The location is excellent, right in the old town but not in the busiest, loudest section. Eleni, the proprietor of the hotel, will check you in and give you all kinds of good recs for the area. There is no front desk that is continuously staffed, but she's very responsive by text. Our room was fantastic; with a comfy bed, closet space, fridge, desk, and a spacious balcony outside, which could probably have been accessed by the room next door as well, but we had it to ourselves when we used it. Everything was wonderful, and Eleni's hospitality and welcoming attitude gives her place that extra edge. Would definitely stay here again! FYI: If you are driving to Chania, be aware that there is no driving or parking in the old town, so you'll have to park and walk to the hotel. If you're lucky, there's parking at the end of the street, a couple hundred meters away. If it's a weekend and busy, you'll likely have to park farther. We ended up about 1 km away, so be aware of that if you're carrying a lot of baggage.