Tania

The concept: Honeymoon in Crete

Nestled on a rocky cliffside in the Akrotiri area sits Tania, a luxury petite villa for a couple that wants to relive their honeymoon or seek a secluded retreat to relax away from the hustle of daily life. In a privileged location, not only it offers a stunning sea vista but also has proximity to many pristine beaches on the north coast and scenic villages with local restaurants and shops. Tania has all the high-class amenities and services for a memorable summer vacation.

Outdoors

Step into your private terrace and enter a world of openness and relaxation. The sparkling emerald sea unfolds in front of you offering you mesmerizing vistas of the sunset on the horizon. Ah, there it is! Your private infinity pool stands gracefully at the edge of the patio waiting to cool you down after a long hot day of exploring the island. Grab a cold drink and put your feet up enjoying your luxury Cretan getaway and the sound of the waves. And if it gets chilly at night, ask for the pool to be heated for ultimate intimate moments!

Indoors

The exquisite open-plan interior of Tania is uniquely designed that looks like it just popped out of a fashion magazine. The entire property features minimal décor, dark, earthy colors, and natural materials resembling the wild landscape of Crete, creating a truly airy and chic ambiance to unwind. There is a comfy king-size bed, perfect for those lazy mornings and a restful night’s sleep. A beautiful detail; the free-standing black bathtub to pamper yourself with a bubble bath!

Good to know

Tania is part of a hotel, so you can take full advantage of the hotel’s facilities and book a wellness session at the spa to pamper yourself and enjoy a truly relaxing holiday experience in Crete. And if you want to keep up with your daily workout routine, you’ll be thrilled to know that the hotel also provides a fully equipped gym. With so many deluxe facilities and with our award-winning concierge on standby 24/7 for you, what more do you need for your luxury vacation in Crete?