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Built of stone and wood, Monastery Estate Guesthouse is located in the traditional Moni Village of Chania, within 4.5 km from Sougia Beach.

It offers self-catering accommodation with fireplace, free Wi-Fi and a patio overlooking the mountain range of Lefka Ori. Surrounded by ancient archaeological sites and gloriously wild hiking country, and a short drive from Sougia’s unspoilt beaches.

Air - Conditioning
Non-Smoking Rooms
Self Catering
Restaurants nearby
Breakfast (extra charge)
Doctor (upon request)
Garden
WiFi Internet
Luggage Storage
Pets Allowed (on request)
Daily Maid Service
Express Check In/Check Out
Eco
Honeymoon
Romantic
Architecture & Style
Great Outdoors
Mountains
Quiet Location/Relaxed
Adventure

Location

Small Hotels/Inns

Honest Reviews

The reviews for the Monastery Estate Guesthouse

Reviews ( 3 )

Carolyne

Dear Yiannis, We absolutely loved our time in Moni. Our only regret was that we didn't stay longer and didn't build in a night or two in Chania before we went home. From the friendly folk at the Green Motion car hire to very helpful Konstantina at Monastery Estate, to the lovely people at Moni taverna, we wouldn't have changed a thing. We tend to come to Crete every five years or so, but a return visit to Moni seems called for soon than that. All best wishes,
Sue

HI Yannis, What a wonderful holiday we had in Crete, the monastery estate was fabulous and they were so welcoming and pleasant, nothing was too much trouble. We also spent a very pleasant day in Paleochora and the Hotel on the Rock was very good. We loved Sougia, just like the Crete of the 70’s, nothing had changed, it was perfect. The car hire worked out well too. Thank you for your help with organising the accommodation and car. Now it is back to reality and work. We are already looking forward to next year. I hope you manage to get some time off to enjoy the beach. Kind regards,
Stephanie & Jim

Dear Yiannis, We had a great time in Crete in early April. The Hotel Ammos was very well run, the food was good and the rooms were well designed. The weather was so good it was even possible to swim in the sea. We enjoyed the Monastery Estate, and the welcome and help from Sofia was excellent, especially helping us with a flat tyre. Again the food was good, as were the taverna recommendations. We explored the region with the car and on foot to Lyssos. We spent the final days at Spilia Village Hotel, which was just opening for the year, again we enjoyed great Cretan hospitality. The flowers were beautiful and the migrant birds were passing through on their way North. The only problem when we arrived was the carhire company we were directed to was Budget, but they said we were booked with GreenMotion, who had not yet got their office shed built! However they did have a car for us! We are just back home from our May tour to Corinth, Nafplion, Monemvasia and the island of Kythera, another wonderful trip but Crete is still the best. Best wishes