Mama Nena Charming Hotel - Zampeliou 30

Suite à notre merveilleux séjour de l'année passée, nous y retournons avec grande impatience.

Un lugar con unas vistas indescriptibles. Mucho encanto e historias que contar en una casa familiar convertido en hotel boutique. Desayuno fabuloso, completo a base de productos frescos locales.. Gracias a Mattina y Diana.

Huge rooms, wonderful home made breakfast, very friendly service.

Love, love, loved this sweet hotel, more like a B&B. Character, charm, location, personal attention, all so delightful, the most welcome stay on our 2 week vacation in Greece. Breakfast specially prepared for each guest, local food, abundant, delicious, perfection.

This is the most beautiful place to stay in Chania. Amazing location in the main street overlooking the Venetian Harbour. The hosts are so friendly. The apartment is very spacious. View from the room❤

I can't say enough good things about this hotel! It's a beautifully finished house in a wonderful location, with stunning views of both the harbour and the white mountains. Matina and everyone else were so welcoming and friendly, offering excellent recommendations for how to make the most of our time in Crete. Nothing was too much trouble for her and we ate at some of the best restaurants thanks to her advice. The best thing about Mama Nena is, however, the delicious, homemade breakfast. Everything comes from Matina's family farm and is fresh and perfectly prepared every morning! I would love to return one day and can recommend this hotel 100%!

The "charming" part of the name is not a hyperbole - it really is a gem of a place, a three-room hotel located in a slender historical building smack in the middle of Chania's old Venetian harbour. It's run by the grand-daughter of the girl who was born in this same house in the first part of the 20th century, and "Nena" is after her mother (who makes fantastic jams which you might be able to try during breakfast). *** Each floor contains a single room with a view of the sea and the landmark lighthouse, the lowest room has a balcony overseeing the harbor and the highest one has a terrace over on the other side; we stayed in the latter room, and would recommend it over the other two if you want a more spacious place. The only counter-prescription is for those who can't or don't want to walk the three flights of stairs to the upper room - there's no elevator in the building. *** Each morning you'll be able to enjoy a mouth-watering, home-made breakfast on the first floor of the hotel (in fact, I'd go as far as to suggest a reclassification to a BnB, since the entire experience at Mama Nena is so much NOT your ordinary run-of-the-mill hotel). All breakfasts were delicious, by the way. *** Overall, we couldn't have imagined a better place to stay in Chania - the location, the atmosphere, the attitude, the care, all make for a non-standard (as in, atypically cozy and warm) experience.