Rethymno Village

Hotel is really lovely and clean, can’t fault it, room clean, no tea coffee stuff in room tho, food ok there is always something to eat but few nice restaurants out side hotel to your right, Drinks !!! Well there beer, wine on tap you help yourself with coke and lemonade and that’s it, if you want a short or cocktails you have to pay and there no1 around to serve you , hotel small and for couples and older people There is a pool table and a little room with few games in for children but that’s it, I wouldn’t bring my grandchildren here as not much to do around this area Not many English people here, more Germans in hotel Staff are all lovely and happy to help with anything you need, cleaning staff and staff in dining area work so hard to keep the area clean and tidy 👏 👏 Bus or taxi £12 into old town which is a must, lots of bar restaurants and sight seeing Would I come back here, No but that’s just my opinion Hope this helps so readers

Rethymno Village has a lovely feel when you first arrive, especially around the pool area. It’s genuinely the nicest part of the hotel — the tiles, the outdoor furniture and the whole exterior look recently updated, and it’s a really pleasant place to sit in the sun. In May there was no issue getting a sunbed at all. The food in the restaurant isn’t the biggest selection, but what they do offer is tasty and good quality. The snack bar, though, is very limited — more like a few ham sandwiches, pastries and the odd sausage roll, and nothing at all suitable for vegetarians, which felt like a real gap for an all‑inclusive. The rooms don’t match the standard of the outside areas; they’re dated, and the bathroom dispensers didn’t even include a basic all‑in‑one shampoo/shower gel, which you’d expect as standard. You also only get one key per room, and that key controls the electricity, which isn’t ideal if there are four of you. The location itself is great — close to the beach, shops and everything you’d want nearby — but there was no entertainment whatsoever, which felt strange for an all‑inclusive hotel. The biggest issue by far, though, was the drinks. Only beer and wine are included, nothing else alcoholic, and both the beer and wine were extremely weak, almost like water. There wasn’t even a red wine option, just white and rosé, and the soft drinks were syrupy and tasteless. The staff were friendly, and it is a nice hotel in a good location, but because of the drinks, the lack of entertainment, the dated rooms and the limited snack options, I wouldn’t return.