Astra Village Apartments
75, Europe street,
Crete,
Greece
Amenities
- Bar/lounge
- Swimming Pool
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Stayed at Astra Village in Koutalafari for 2 weeks this July. The bar staff were great, and despite having to play the towel game every morning to get a bed, the pools were clean.
Europe as a whole is very expensive at the moment, and you won't get much change (if any at all) out of 10 euros for 2 drinks in Koutalafari or the surrounding villages (we were paying 5.50 each for a vodka and coke!).
You'll get a better deal on food and drink in Hersonissos, but personally, we found it much like Stalis or a quiet version of Malia. The port and beach nearby didn't look too healthy, and there are loads of Irish bars and people trying to get you in with drink promotions in the evenings. We only ventured down there to get money!
We found the restaurants all great in Koutalafari and Pikopiano. I would recomend Giannis, although is a little pricey, but service is second to none and also the View - fantastic for fresh fish. We never had a bad meal the whole time we were there - and found no need to go into Hersonissos as we were happy at our hotel pool in the day.
Our room was basic but clean - the shower curtain could have done with a good scrub, and the standard wet room and rubbish shower, but we are used to that with Greece! Both sets of our neighbours during our stay had moved from the block at the back as it was really low (we were ground floor, but their rooms were much further down a hill) and apparently was really damp and fousty so try and avoid that block!! The air conditioning is pricey at 9 euros per day, so we suffered the restless nights until the last few when we couldn't cope any longer and gave in! I'mm sure if you are on a higher floor, that would be fine, but as we were on the ground we got no air. Also the safe is 17euros/week which we also through expensive as they can't even re-sell it as it is built into the room, so through was a bit cheeky to charge for it!
Overall, lovely little hotel, bar staff really friendly and Gemma, our rep was really knowledgeable about the area too. Shame the resort is expensive, but you get what you pay for, much rather suffer the additional cash withdrawals than go to Hersonissos to eat and drink!