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Fast facts

Check in from:
14:00
Check out before:
11:00
Pets
Pets allowed with an extra charge

Amenities

Wi-Fi
Air conditioning
Pool
Front desk 24 hour
Restaurant
Non-smoking

More about Naias

Naias

The beachfront Hotel Naias in Chanioti features comfortable self-catered accommodation and 2 swimming pools nestled in lush gardens. Facilities include a beach bar-restaurant and children’s playground.

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Group traveller

Comment: 11 Jul 2026

Stayed in: Jun 2026

Lovely hotel

Stayed here for one week in June with a friend and was pleasantly surprised how nice it was. The staff were so friendly and couldn't do enough for you. Can't understand some of the bad reviews.
We arrived early hours of the morning and were shown to our second floor apartment which was at the front of the hotel and quite noisy. So in the morning we asked if we could change our room to a quieter location. The lovely lady on reception was so helpful and swapped us to a ground floor room at the side of the hotel with a terrace and garden.
We booked breakfast and it was fantastic, so much choice. Special thank you to George one of the waiters who got me poached eggs in the morning and gluten free bread for my friend. We paid for evening meal one evening and it was well worth it for 20 euros, again so much choice. As we had been out all day on a boat trip, we didn't want to go out again.
As for location, it was a few minutes walk into the town and square full of lovely restaurants.
All in all a very relaxing holiday.
Couple

Comment: 10 Jul 2026

Stayed in: Jul 2026

Would not recommend for couples

We are a couple in our late 50’s / mid 60’s and booked this hotel as part of a package- two weeks late June / early July. We were hoping for some relaxing/ lazy days in the sun… not a chance!
We arrived around midnight after travelling for close to 11 straight hours. Showed to our room to find not even a bottle of water was provided despite the late hour. Have travelled to many parts of Greece and have always found the norm to have this as a minimum especially so late at night. The key card advised the time of breakfast… the price of the beach beds and check out time of 11am… again not a very welcoming message overall.
The hotel itself consists of two large buildings facing each other over a road… most rooms filled with young families… the pool is overrun with kids splashing, bombing and throwing balls. Further more - there are only deckchairs around the pool…. Packed together - not in any way comfortable or peaceful and the splashing and rogue balls find you all the same!
The only way to sunbathe your back is to throw yourself face down on a sweaty beanbag…. Which we obviously didn’t even try!
There is a beach bar which hire out sunbeds daily but we declined as we are not beach people and the beds were all too close and the beach more like a building sand than anything pretty… please see pic of the day after some rain! Lots of waste rocks and stones- though they did put some sand over it - wasn’t somewhere I would pay to sit! There was no subsidy for hotel residents or those eating and drinking. Lots of people used the hotel as a cut through to the beach, so there’s a constant sense of busyness all around.
The apartment we had was nice.. we could see a slither of sea from the balcony… air conditioned to a good standard and kept clean, but we couldn’t really use the room as we had to hike each day to a different hotel to use a pool (which we paid for daily!)
Evenings were also an issue as there is a large dog next door that barks consistently at people traipsing through or past the hotel to the beach! So we were showered and out each night sharpish!
Breakfast was quite good… lots of cheese, eggs and tomato, breads fruits and similar - but became busy with large families bustling around by about 8.30… so again we felt we needed to be up and done by then!
The village itself has some lovely restaurants and everywhere we went we were welcomed. It could be so nice however it is jam packed with large, out of state cars milling about and congesting the roads. We would not return and would warn people about this hotel.
Our pick up was 6.45pm on our last day and we were advised that it is not possible to have a late check out… so we had to leave all our luggage in reception for the day and carry our passports and valuables around with us. We did use a very muggy shower room which we were able to book at 5pm! So we felt the poor first impression was definitely matched with a similarly dire last impression!
Family traveller

Comment: 20 Aug 2026

Stayed in: Aug 2026

Great location but...

Nice hotel, we had 2 rooms (one modern and one dated). Dated one great storage but modern one not that much storage. Air con great in both rooms. Staff at reception and bar lovely. Breakfast good selection.
What lets it down is the pool as it is not open till 11am each day as seems that is when a lifeguard is on duty. If we had known this we wouldn't have booked the hotel.
We missed having sunbeds rather than the deck chairs by the pool. I know hotel is on the beach but they charge hotel guests €10 a day (cheapest) for 2 beds which are blue basic ones. Pools is also too small for amount of guests using it with loads of ball games happening
Location is great and close to town.
Family traveller

Comment: 21 Jul 2026

Stayed in: Jul 2026

George (Giorgos) Made Our Stay Unforgettable

We would like to express our heartfelt thanks to George (Giorgos) Melianidis, the head waiter of the restaurant. During all of our travels, we honestly haven’t met someone as kind, warm, professional, and genuinely caring in a very long time. He welcomed every guest with a sincere smile, incredible positivity, and always went above and beyond to make everyone feel special.
Thanks to George (Giorgos), our stay was even more enjoyable and memorable. People like him don’t just do their job—they create unforgettable experiences that make guests want to return.
The greatest proof of how exceptional he is is that three different families, including ours, came back to personally say goodbye to him before leaving the hotel. That is something you rarely see, and it speaks volumes about the impact he has on people.
George (Giorgos) Melianidis is truly one of the hotel’s greatest assets. We sincerely hope that his outstanding work, dedication, and exceptional hospitality are recognized and rewarded, because employees like him are incredibly rare. Thank you, George (Giorgos), for making our holiday so special. We can’t wait to come back!
Couple

Comment: 13 Jun 2026

Stayed in: Jun 2026

Top spot!

Just back from 12 days Nais. In one word Great! Top apartment near the pool and the sea. Very friendly and helpful staff. An insanely rich breakfast with new things every day. 5 minutes walk to a super nice village with many terraces and shops. Setting is beautiful with many flowers and plants. Overall, had a great holiday here!!

Excellent location

4.7

Chanioti Beach, Kassándra, 63085, Greece|14.16 km from city centre

Check in and check out

Check in from:

14:00

Check out before:

11:00

Good to know

Pets

Pets allowed with an extra charge

Extra beds

Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.

Naias: FAQs

Naias is 14.2 km away from Kassándra city centre.
Naias is in Kassándra, Greece and is 14.2 km away from Kassándra city centre.
At Naias you can check in from 14:00, and you'll need to check out before 11:00.
No, there isn't any parking available at Naias. If you're looking for a hotel with space to park, simply filter by properties which have 'Parking' under 'Amenities' in the search results.
Yes, Naias does have a restaurant.