Minos Palace Hotel Aghios Nikolaos (Crete)

General Information

A superior lux hotel built on a vivid headland/ perfect for those seeking both beauty and calmness. The hotel proposes luxurious strolling routes through its commodious panoramic gardens with superb vistas of the city of Aghios Nikolaos and the creek of Mirabello.

Dining Information

Amalthea Main Restaurant Dine in fashion at the Amalthea restaurant. Extensive balconies face the Kri-Kri Island and the city of Aghios Nikolaos. A select American breakfast snack bar is catered daily from seven 15 to ten 15. Nutritious breakfas till ten 45. La Brasserie Tavern Open for breakfast al fresco with local specialties 12 30 to four 00pm. A weekly Special Events Night at the La Brasserie Tavern proposes a lively music and dance show. Ideal Blue a la carte restaurant Enjoy inspired Mediterranean cuisine in this gourmand restaurant facing the port of Aghios Nikolaos and Mirabello whirlpool. Ideal Blue proposes delightful dining in deluxe vicinity. Complement your dinner with a choice from our wine catalogue. Bacchus Main Bar opens daily from ten. 00 to midnight serving light lunches and beverages and offering waiter amenities around the pool. Kirki Beach Bar is our outdoor venue from mid May to end September serving refreshments/ alcoholic drinks and lunches during the day whilst at night July-August it proposes the possibility to hall in an atmospheric vicinity under the star-sprinkled sky.

Location Information

The Lassithi area of Eastern Crete proposes expansive views with fields stretching out to the horizon/ whirling windmills/ interesting little ports/ and the ruins of a Minoan castle appearing unexpectedly around a bend in the highway. Eastern Crete is also the southernmost part of Europe / marking the chief land boundary between that continent and Africa and the Middle East. A superior base for your Lassithian adventures is Sitia Site? a/ an atmospheric city occupying a tranquil location that dates back to the Minoan period. Plenty of of the finds from the surrounding Zakros Palace are displayed at the Heraklion Archaeological Museum and the Archaeological Museum of Sitia.