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Hotel FLISVOS in Sitia. Hotels and rooms

Categories: Hotels, Sitia - Reviews: 8 Reviews »

The most eastern town of Crete, capital of the homonym area. It’s amphitheatrically outspread in the middle of the homonym bay and on the side of a low hill. The newly built hotel “FLISVOS” is located by the most beautiful part of the beach next to the sea and just 50m from the town center.

It offers you a pleasant holiday in the rooms which are available with a view of the picturesque bay of Sitia and the town.

The rooms provide:
* TV
* Air Condition
* Fridge
* Safe

The hotel also includes:

+ Breakfast room
+ Salon
+ Bar
+ Garden
+ Private Parking

The hospitality, the family atmosphere, the exceptionable service will offer you an unforgettable summer of winter holiday.

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8 Reviews - Hotel FLISVOS in Sitia. Hotels and rooms

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  1. Judie Greece says:

    Just come back from a week at Sitia Flisvos (April 2012). Nothing new to add to what everyone has already said about this nice and friendly hotel but would like to comment on the generous, hospitable nature of the Cretan people we encountered during our stay, from Nicos and the staff in the hotel to the taxi driver, and the owners of the little, off the beaten track, tavernas we visited – we loved Roussa Ekklisia experience in the mountains south from Sitia, traditional atmosphere but truly memorable. The breakfast at the hotel was good and we ate there most mornings. Lots of choice and we were never bored – I am a vegetarian and usually find choices limited but not at Flisvos. On departing for the airport the taxi driver thanked us for coming to Greece and by doing so supporting the Greek people. Times are hard but there was no sense of this during our stay so don’t be put off – Greece is still a magical place.

  2. Worldwo says:

    We enjoyed our stay in the Flisvos Hotel, Sitia. We stayed in November, definitely the off-season. Even with the heater the room was cool. We had a sea view room in the front and it was more than adequate. We could watch the harbor activity. The breakfast and parking were included in the 40e rate.

    Wireless was available free. The location was excellent – in the center of town and activity. The hotel staff was excellent and provided good restaurant recommendations.

    Room Tip: Pick the front if you want sea views. If you want quiet pick the back building, especially in on-season

    Stayed November 2011, traveled as a couple

  3. Zoter126 says:

    We had a planned trip to Zakynthos cancelled, and decided to travel to Sitia for a few days instead. We had no hotel booked, but found the Flisvos on the beach front. From entering and asked about room nothing other than helpfulness. We asked to see the room, escorted there, and decided it was good value.

    Asked about breakfast and car parking, both were offered in the price which was discounted on request. The rooms were well appointed, quite and comfortable. There was internet access throughout the hotel, and with no charge either for air-con it was excellent. Maid service was first class. The hotel is split in two buildings, and we had room at the one furthest away from the beach, which would certainly been quieter during high-season.
    Position of the hotel was excellent with plenty of sights and places to eat in a short distance.

    If we asked at reception for any guidance, it was given in good spirit and breakfast was a typical continental style, and plenty of choice. All round the hotel was well worth the money and excellent staff to ensure the stay was nothing other than memorable.
    Room Tip: Opt for the building at the back, joined by a fine garden area, and breakfast under the pergola.

    Stayed September 2011, traveled as a couple

  4. BettyGreek says:

    Stayed here for three nights in mid-May. The hotel is fairly basic and rooms not generous in size (furnishings reminded me of student-type accommodation). However, they were clean, the beds (small) were comfortable, and the plumbing worked. Daily maid service was satisfactory. Continental breakfast was predictable and OK.. The hotel is well located by the harbour in Sitia, close to many restaurants and bars. Our rooms overlooked the front, and apart from wheelie-bin collection at 7am on the Monday, we were undisturbed by noise.

    The hotel has a very small carpark to the rear, but there are public ones closeby. Not sure how safe cars would be if left the public ones. For car rental Minoan Tours car rental office is right next door to the Flisvos, and Michael was very helpful(and good price). Since we were out all day and only returning to the hotel to sleep, it was adequate, if not memorable.

  5. G65 Carlos says:

    My husband and I stayed here during our honeymoon. The hotel is on the doorstep of the resort centre and beach but we were not troubled by noise at night
    Our room was clean and pleasant, our only complaint was that we were accomodated in a twin room having specifically requested a double.
    Breakfast was buffet style and pleantiful and we were even supplied with a take-away breakfast on our last morning as we had to leave early.
    Staff were warm and responsive in manner
    There is no pool but as the beach is just opposite this was not a problem

    Stayed June 2009, travelled as a couple

  6. Rousseel says:

    A sandy beach skirts a wide bay to the east of the town of Sitia. The main town is terraced up a hillside, overlooking the port and the beach.

    It has a pleasing mixture of new and fading Venetian architecture, while its attractive harbour-side promenade lined with tavernas and cafés makes for a pleasant evening stroll.

    Even at the height of the season the town has a relatively laid-back feel compared with the commercialism further west. It also makes a good jumping-off point for the islands of Rhodos and Karpathos.

  7. Nitirot Reter says:

    The hotel is very conveniently located in the centre of Sitia near restaurants and cafes.

    There are two buildings, one with a view of the sea which can be rather noisy, as it overlooks the main street, and one behind which is considerably quiter – I suggest the latter if you have a choice. The two buildings are separated by a delightful garden which serves as the breakfast area as well. Quite charming.

    My room was rather large and contained all the basic amenities one would expect (local TV, A/C, fridge and safe). The bathroom was on the small side, and there was a shower rather than a bathtub. However, it was very clean and towels were changed on a daily basis. There was no internet access, but an internet cafe is situated just round the corner, so that’s not a big problem. There was also a surprisingly large balcony, with a view of the garden area.

    The service was extremely friendly without lacking in professionalism. Check in and check out were efficient, and they were very helful in pointing out places to eat (and which restaurants to avoid).

    As I was visiting in a ‘low’ season, I managed to get a remarkably low rate (35 Euros per day). Considering the standard of the hotel services, this made excellent value for money.

  8. Dasere says:

    La colazione è buonissima e la si può consumare in un grazioso cortiletto interno.
    La posizione è centrale ma con posto auto interno e possibilità di trovare facilmente parcheggio per strada.
    La camera è essenziale ma pulita e dotata di frigo (indispensabile!).
    Personale molto disponibile a fornire informazioni.
    60 € a notte a luglio sono veramente ben spesi!

    Stayed July 2010, travelled as a couple

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