I took my teenage daughter here for a post-exam get away. We booked about a month in advance and had a good deal on an all-inclusive stay for a week, including transfers. TRANSFER & ARRIVAL: The transfer from the airport took about 1.5 hours and the coach was air conditioned, and comfortable. Upon arrival, we were greeted well at the reception building and taken to our room on a buggy, with our luggage being carried in for us. ACCOMMODATION: Our room was on the ground floor (there were some steps down to it) with a patio area and chairs/table by the sliding doors. It was kept immaculately clean with daily visits from the cleaning team who were very polite. (In Crete, you can't flush anything down the toilet, so we were glad that the bin was emptied every morning as it contained used tissue.) Our beds were comfortable, the wifi was superb (happy teen!) and we were provided with a bottle of water and wine on arrival. We regularly purchased more water for our room from the little mini-market on site, but could have refilled the bottle from various taps situation around the resort if we didn't want to spend the money (less than 1 Euro per big bottle). There was a decent size fridge, as well as a kettle, and coffee/tea supplies, but I'd taken my own tea so didn't use them. The only thing missing from the room was somewhere to hang wet clothes - there is nothing in the bathroom, and nowhere on the patio. Luckily, I'd packed a mini washing line which I rigged up across the shower, so I was able to dry our swimwear and the few clothes I hand washed during our stay. It would also have been nice if we could connect our devices to the TV to watch our own shows. The big TV on the wall only showed the news in English, and we ended up huddled around an iPad to watch our own things in the evenings (see note on lack of entertainment below). FOOD & RESTAURANT: The buffet selection was good with plenty of freshly cooked meat, fish, and vegetarian/vegan options. Lots of salad, fruit, and breads of various kinds. Breakfast included plentiful options, including eggs & omelettes cooked to order. Lunch was also varied. Soft drinks and wines and beer are on tap so you can help yourself. There are also take-away paper cups if you want to take something with you at the end of the meal. The evening meals had a different theme each night (e.g. Asian, Italian, Greek...) but there was always plenty on offer for even the most fussy eaters, including the obligatory 'beige' food (pasta/pizza/chips) for children in an easily accessible low-level counter. The range of puddings was also good. We both had lots of options despite me being vegetarian, and my daughter being a fussy eater! The restaurant staff - like all the staff at the resort - were efficient and thorough, with each table being extensively cleaned (including the seating and floor) after each family had finished eating. The only downside to the restaurant is the location - on a steep hillside. Luckily,
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