Casa Delfino Hotel & Spa

"Family owned hotel that treats you like family. The current owner Margarita makes it a point to welcome guests and to make them feel at home. Quiet and comfortable, this hotel was exactly what we were looking for during our stay in the Old Town neigjborhood of Chania. Porters are available to transport you and your luggage from Talos Square to yhe hotel so you are not dragging bags down the cobnlestone alleys. Be sure to enjoy the rooftop bar during your stay; the rooftop is open to relax during the day, and the bar is open from 5pm to 11pm. Don't miss breakfast in the open courtyard with many breakfast items that are homemade by the owners mother!"

"My wife and I spent five nights at Casa Delfino in May, 2026. I recommend the hotel. Our room was the Penthouse Suite. It’s accessible via an elevator – a nice touch, since not all the rooms have elevator service. The lower level had a window that looked into a light shaft, but it was adequately lit. It had a desk – useful for my computer needs, and a half-bath. There was a sectional couch which was useful for trip planning. The coffee maker and mini-bar were on the lower level, along with an armoire useful to store your jackets. Upstairs, the actual bedroom was rather cramped. The bed took up most of the space, and an armoire was wedged in on the right of the bed. So, all of our clothing needed to be accessed from the right side of the bed. Lighting in the bedroom (at night) was somewhat poor. There was a “starlight” ceiling that looked nice, but didn’t put out much light. And, to go with the starlight motif, the bedside lights were “star-like”. They lit the room to a point, but not enough for me to be able to read in bed. I found the bed comfortable. The bath consisted of two rooms – on the left, a brightly lit room with a jacuzzi tub and a long counter with a single sink. On the right, a smaller room with a sink, the toilet, and the shower stall. Having two sinks upstairs was nice – so the wife and I didn’t conflict. And, my wife insists that I mention that the hair dryer rocked and that the towels were great (this coming now after several hotels with less than great towels). From the bedroom you had access to a nice sized terrace, with views of Chania harbour. The weather didn’t cooperate for us – we only could enjoy the terrace on two of our five days. It was delightful. That said, the public terrace of the hotel looks down on this terrace, so that people would see you reading or doing whatever. Conversations from above also were clearly heard on the terrace and in the room (if the windows were open). I decided it didn’t bother me, but it might bother you. The HVAC in the suite worked quietly and effectively. So, all told the physical attributes of our room were satisfactory. Where the hotel shines, though, it through its staff. Every single person we interacted with was friendly and helpful – sometimes extraordinarily so. The breakfast spread – much of it homemade from the kitchen right in the hotel – was exceptional. I don’t think I had a single breakfast item that wasn’t terrific. The hotel provided us useful dinner recommendations. The hotel has an off-property parking area, that was very useful. They will guide you there when you arrive, and then take you and your luggage back to the hotel in a golf cart. I’d gladly come back to Casa Delfino."

"We recently travelled to Chania with another couple and stayed at this property. When we got out of the taxi, we were greeted by a hotel representative and escorted to the property. They recommended several restaurants for dinner. Each morning we were treated to a wonderful home cooked breakfast with a vast selection! Chania is a beautiful place, and it was made better by the way were treated by everyone at Casa Delfino. We even received a personal tour from the owner! You will not regret staying here."