If your dream Greek holiday is to wake up steps from soft sand and clear water, Chania beach resorts deliver. The north-coast strip west of Chania Old Town — from Agioi Apostoloi through Kalamaki, Agia Marina, Platanias, Gerani, Maleme, and Kolymbari — is where you’ll find the island’s best mix of sandy bays, sunny promenades, and proper beachfront hotels. This guide highlights the top resorts, explains the differences between areas, and shows where families, couples, and design lovers will feel most at home.

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This guide covers the best resorts near Chania Airport, ideal for travelers who want a short transfer and maximum beach time.
In addition, the Akrotiri peninsula around the airport hides quiet bays, sandy beaches, and a handful of quality resorts within about 5–20 km.
As a result, you can enjoy the sea almost immediately after landing, without long transfers or crowded bus routes.
This guide collects the best options by distance and traveler type, so you can book quickly and relax sooner.

Note: Distances and times below are approximate and depend on traffic and exact route.

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Chania is one of the most popular regions of Crete, and it has become an ideal destination for travelers who want to stay in all inclusive resorts in Chania, especially if they prefer a holiday where food, drinks, pools, and entertainment are already included in the price.

Unlike the large resort areas in Turkey or Spain, the all-inclusive hotels in Chania are usually smaller and more personal. Therefore, you can enjoy the comfort of an all-inclusive holiday while still staying close to authentic Cretan culture, tavernas, and local beaches.

This guide lists the best all-inclusive resorts in Chania for 2025, organized by area and traveler type. That way, you can choose the right stay whether you want family-friendly slides, a luxury spa resort, or an adults-only beachfront escape.

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Chania is one of the most charming destinations in Crete, not only because of its Venetian harbor and beautiful beaches, but also thanks to its warm and personal style of hospitality. Instead of staying in large resorts, many visitors choose small family-run hotels in Chania. These places feel personal, calm, and authentic. You are welcomed like a guest, not processed like a booking number. As a result, the stay becomes part of the cultural experience, not just a place to sleep.

This guide highlights the best small family-run hotels in Chania. To make things easier, the hotels are grouped by area and traveler type, so you can quickly find the right match for your trip.

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Chania is not a “party island” like Mykonos or Ios, but it has one of the best nightlife scenes in Crete — stylish cocktail bars, beachfront lounges, late-night clubs, live music, and relaxed Greek tavern vibes that turn energetic after midnight. Whether you want an elegant night by the Venetian Harbor, dancing in Platanias, or a sunset drink on the beach, Chania nightlife has something for every mood.

This updated 2025 guide shows you the best bars, clubs, beach bars, and late-night spots for tourists aged 20–45.

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