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Archontika Apartments
Located in Kerames, 2.5 mi from the beach, Archontika Apartments features air-conditioned rooms, free WiFi access and free private parking.
Agia Fotia Taverna
Located in Kerames, just 2.5 mi from Preveli Beach, Agia Fotia Taverna offers accommodations with free WiFi. This beachfront property offers access to a balcony.
Villa Agalianos
Villa Agalianos is located in Kerames, just 22 miles from Archaeological Museum of Rethymno and 29 miles from Museum of Ancient Eleftherna.
Petrino paradosiako
Located in Kerames, 131 feet from the town center and 2.5 mi of Preveli Beach, Petrino paradosiako offers accommodations with free WiFi, air conditioning, a garden and sea view.
Agios Pavlos Hotel
Located in Agios Pavlos, a 7-minute walk from Alatsogkremnos-Agios Pavlos Beach, Agios Pavlos Hotel provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Pegasus Resort
In the traditional village of Agia Paraskevi, less than an hour from cosmopolitan Rethymnon, Pegasus Resort offers accommodations with balconies overlooking the Libyan Sea.
Green Hotel - Maravel Botanical Garden
Located 16 miles from Archaeological Museum of Rethymno, Green Hotel - Maravel Botanical Garden offers 2-star accommodations in Spílion and has a garden, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Alexander Mountain Resort
Alexander Mountain Resort is located in Gerakari, 22 mi south of Rethymno. Set on the foot of Mount Kedros, it features an outdoor pool, tennis court and 50-person conference hall.
Dionyssos Rooms Preveli Crete
Dionyssos Rooms Preveli Crete is located in Preveli, just a 4-minute walk from Preveli Beach and 0.7 miles from Kefala Beach.
Heracles Hotel
Located in the village of Spili in Crete, Heracles Hotel offers apartments with a balcony overlooking the mountain and garden. Bars and restaurants are 164 feet away.
What Guests Said About Kerames:
- 10Scored 10
A very small village with local housing and a few tourists.
A very small village with local housing and a few tourists. There are 3 tavernas and we used the one in the town square, if you can call it a square. It was a very small open space. The locals were friendly and welcoming, the waitress is an Aussie/Greek so English was 1st class. Food good, but ran out of beer every night (try buying more perhaps?). The view down to mountain was stunning, the village white and clean, with a few dissused wrecks. But if you want a quite, relaxed stop where even the 80 year olds say hi and ask where you are from, give up their tables so you can get a meal (thats really cheap), then look no further.
Margo1918United Kingdom
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