The region of Chania is in the west of Crete and its ever varying landscape of mountains and valleys, its profusion of olive trees and of course beautiful beaches, as well as its fine archaelogical sites and rich architecture make it a unique place for travel and recreation.  Chania town itself is very lovely, with a maze of picturesque side streets to explore, a wealth of history in its architecture, and numerous inviting shops, tavernas and cafes you’ll find hard to resist!  Chania has something for everyone.

The Diktynna hotel is superbly located in the heart of the old city, about 200 metres from the Venetian harbour.  All of the roads around the area of the hotel are newly pedestrianised so you can enjoy the tranquility of a traffic free environment together with an address near to everything you’ll want to see.

The hotel overlooks some of the picturesque streets in town including famous Skridlof Street, also known as Stivanadika or Leather Street, and to the gentle charm of the cafeterias and small shops local  to the  cathedral square.  You are also a few moments walk from the ‘Agora’, Chania’s wonderful indoor market with its huge array of herbs and spices, olive oil, bread, meats and fish and so much more. 

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