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Fast facts

Check in from:		15:00
Check out before:		10:00

Amenities

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Wi-Fi
Air conditioning
Non-smoking
Bicycle hire
Express check-out
Express check-in

More about Cozy Studio Near Downtown

Cozy Studio Near Downtown

Set 1 km from Venetian Walls, 1.5 km from Heraklion Archaeological Museum and 5.5 km from The Palace of Knossos, Cozy Studio near Downtown offers accommodation located in Heraklio Town.

Location

8 Ieroloxiton, Heraklion, 71305, Greece|0.76 km from city centre

Check in and check out

Check in from:

15:00

Check out before:

10:00

Good to know

Extra beds

Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.

Cot

Please contact the hotel for details about adding a cot.

Important information from the hotel
This property will not accommodate hen, stag or similar parties.

Cozy Studio Near Downtown: FAQs

We don’t have any information about restaurants at Cozy Studio Near Downtown, please check with them when booking.
At Cozy Studio Near Downtown you can check in from 15:00, and you'll need to check out before 10:00.
No, there isn't any parking available at Cozy Studio Near Downtown. If you're looking for a hotel with space to park, simply filter by properties which have 'Parking' under 'Amenities' in the search results.
Cozy Studio Near Downtown is 0.8 km away from Heraklion city centre.
Cozy Studio Near Downtown is in Heraklion, Greece and is 0.8 km away from Heraklion city centre.

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