Chania, Chania, Crete, Greece

Hotel for Sale in the Heart of Chania's Old Town - Price: 5,500,000 Euro

For sale unique historic property in the heart of the Old Town
of Chania, 5,500,000 euro

This hotel was fully renovated in 2018, preserving its unique
architectural features. It boasts a private courtyard, an
authentic Turkish hammam, stone arches, carved stone
doors, and a glass floor revealing Roman walls from the 1st
century AD.
The Venetian Harbor, where the hotel is located, was
originally built as a castle and villa for a Venetian nobleman
in the 16th century. It later became the property of an
Ottoman official until Crete was united with Greece in 1913.

The hotel sits on a picturesque alley in the Old Town, just steps
away from the beach and the famous lighthouse of Chania. Its
location provides direct access to popular attractions, a variety
of shops, restaurants, traditional tavernas, and the yacht
marina.

Chania is one of Greece's top tourist destinations, attracting
more than 6,000,000 visitors annually - a number that
continues to grow.

The only property in Chania that has
each of the following features - let
alone all of them

*Facade: 30 meters
*Indoor Pool
*11/19 rooms with terrace, balcony or
courtyard
*Courtyard with street frontage
*Successful restaurant
*Restored Ancient walls within the
complex

Key Features
*Total area: 828 sq m
*Main building: 613 sq m
*Indoor terraces: 50 sq m
*Veranda: 165 sq m with sun loungers
and hydro
*Second Property: 490 sq m property
with 8 luxury suites

The hotel offers a total of 15 luxurious suites:

11 suites in the main building
A newly constructed building directly opposite, featuring 4
completed suites (approximately 30 sq.m. each), ready since
August 2023, with indoor or outdoor jacuzzis.

In addition, 4 more suites are being constructed, which will be
delivered to the buyer in 2026.

Energy Certification: B

Price: 5,500,000 euro

A Past That Comes Alive
Chania's history dates back to the Minoan period when Kydonia was one of Crete's most significant settlements. In the 13th century, the Venetians occupied the city, constructing the famous Venetian Harbor, which remains one of Chania's most iconic landmarks. The historic lighthouse, one of the oldest surviving lighthouses in the world, has stood guard over the harbor for centuries.

During the Ottoman era, new architectural elements were added, including hammams and minarets. Every alley and archway tells stories of sieges, conquests, and cultural exchanges that shaped Chania into a unique crossroads of civilizations.

Today: The Magic of the Old Town
Strolling through its narrow streets, visitors travel back in time. Restaurants, traditional tavernas, and boutique hotels are housed in buildings steeped in centuries of history. Splanzia, one of the most picturesque neighborhoods, is home to the legendary church of Agios Nikolaos, with its rare combination of a bell tower and minaret.

The Old Town brims with life, offering access to art galleries, shops with handmade goods, and local flavors that delight every visitor. At night, the harbor lights up, and cafes and bars fill with people as the sea creates an enchanting backdrop.

A City of the Future
With over 6,000,000 visitors each year, Chania continues to invest in infrastructure while preserving its timeless charm. The city remains a premier destination, combining history, culture, and modern amenities.

The Old Town is not just a tourist attraction; it is a living museum and a bridge connecting the past with the present and the future.