Holiday Home/Apartment - 8 persons - Kournas - 73007 - Chania

If you truly want to feel the positive healing powers of nature all around you, to sense and relish the beauty of the sea, then your path inevitably leads to Stavento Luxury Suite.Every detail of Stavento Luxury Suite is designed to offer you beautiful moments with your family or friends while enjoying all modern comforts, the timeless wonders of Cretan nature, as well as the enchanting view of the Cretan Sea from your terrace.Decorated using natural materials, the beautiful constructions inspired by nature and the sea will replenish the senses and soothe the spirit.This suite boasts a comfortable living area, fully equipped kitchen three bedrooms and two individual toilets with shower.You have direct access to the swimming pool so you can easily enjoy the sun or a refreshing swim.Furthermore, in the morning you have the opportunity to see the enchanting sunrise and feel the caress of the Meltemi wind, experiences you will cherish forever.Stavento Luxury Suite is a pleasant surprise for those in search of peace and quiet in Crete’s charming natural paradise. It’s based on the road to Kournas Traditional Village, just 2km from the largest sandy beach of Crete, minutes’ drive from Kournas lake. Stavento Suite is a semi-detached ground floor apartment of two independent apartment building, owned by the same family. With private entrance, private parking, private large garden area with private use of an infinity swimming pool.Facilities? A living room with a large Corner Sofa (can accommodate up to two quests) with direct access to the terrace and the pool area? A fully equipped Kitchen with an oven, microwave dishwasher, a fridge, a coffee maker, tea facilities, a toaster, a kettle and dining facilities. ? A bedroom with two twin push together single beds.? A second bedroom with a queen-size double bed.? A third bedroom with two single beds? Two independent large bathrooms with walking separate shower area.General Facilities? Smart TV at the living room.? Air-conditioning in all areas.? Free Wi-Fi internet access.? Outdoor dining set (table with chairs).? Washing machine.? Iron and ironing board.? Safe deposit box.? Hair dryer in both bathrooms.? Linen and towels.? Toiletries.? Swimming pool towels.? Baby cot.? High chair for children.? Towels and bed linen changed and cleaned every 3 or 4 days. ? Private parking area.? Direct access to the swimming pool area.? Sun lounge area ? Outdoor sitting area sofa and armchairs.? BBQ area with outdoor kitchen facilities (fridge-dishwasher)? Private Swimming pool. The house offers a private pool and great views of the cretan mountains and the sea. Places such as tavernas, cafes, shops etc can be easily reached by foot within 1500 meters distance Kournas is a pretty traditional village 8 km from Georgioupoli and about 4 km from Lake Kournas.If you are visiting Lake Kournas it is worth driving 15 minutes further along the narrow uphill road to Kournas.While the lake is 'touristy', Kournas village is completely unaffected by tourism and takes visitors on a journey back in time, as do many villages in the interior of Crete agapinakis taverna in kournasThe old houses, the village square, the pottery workshop opposite the large kafeneio and Agapinakis's taverna "Kali Kardia", with its wonderful salads and delicious meat, are the first things you will notice in the village of Kournas.The village of Kournas has 500 inhabitants and lies at an altitude of 200 metres in the foothills of Mount Dafnomadara (1680 m). Kournas prospered from the 16th century onwards and is linked to many battles for freedom from the Turks. It was the seat of the Revolutionary Government in the Rising of 1866 and the seat of the Cretan General Assembly in 1897.The village of Kournas lacks particular facilities for tourists, but nearby Georgioupoli offers everything you might need.In the village of Kournas is the church of Agios Georgios, to which leads a road to the right of the square. It was built in Byzantine times, with architectural features added later during the Venetian period. The church is locked and you will not be able to see inside unless you find someone in the neighbourhood to give you the key, but it’s worth a try.