Matala Bay Hotel Crete

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Enjoy a relaxing and quiet stay in a beautiful environment with many opportunities for entertainment and recreation, including bars, beaches and restaurants, nearby.

Briefly, you can find : 55 comfortable rooms, 2 suites, 1 villa, 10 apartments, central safe, TV room, video games room, lift, bar, snack bar, pool bar, restaurant, swimming pool, playground, kindergarten, table tennis, parking area, mini market, rent a car, water sport facilities at the Komos beach. There is also possibility for horse riding and scuba diving lessons.

Right next to the main unit, we've built for you the Villa Koudouris apartments, where you can find all of the modern comforts such as bathroom, cuisine, air-conditioning, telephone, music, satellite TV, safe box. Each apartment has two independent rooms which can put up to five people giving the chance for a more family stay to those who so desire.

Moreover, next to the apartments there is our mini market with everything you need from wines and refreshments to cigarettes and books, always at the best price.

Accommodation Information

The hotel has 55 comfortable rooms and 10 apartments for families, plus that outside the room you can find anything you need to have an enjoyable time. All include simple white decor with dark wood furnishings and mountain views.

Location Information

Matala is located in the southern side of Crete , in an area with magnificent natural beauty. The magnificent creek has a beautiful sandy beach call "Chrysi Ammoudia", where you can have a swim next to the carved caves of the Roman era (many of which are in the sea), when on the same time the clear blue sea and the deep red sun which sets in the sea, create unique moments and feelings.

The area is also renowned for its significant archaeological finds which include signs of the summer palace of Festos and Gortyna as well as a historical cave named “Vroutospiliara”, where the Roman general Brutus seemed to have lived.