The hotel was great value for the money based on the location being extremely close to the city center. It was also close to the port so we were easily able to walk there to make our boat in the morning. I also really like the electronic do not disturb monitor inside our room instead of having to use a hang tag. The room was also clean and tidy. We didn't spend much time at the hotel or eat there so I can't say much else.

The layout of the rooms is odd. Its weird there isn't a dedicated bathroom. The shower is on the complete opposite side of the bed room from the sink. All the shapes and designs are very abstract as well.

The hotel location is great. A short taxi ride from Heraklion airport (10-15 euros) and right in the heart of the old city, walkable to major tourist sites. Although, there is some wall graffiti, the whole area was very clean with no homeless encampments, beggars or trash. We felt very safe walking even late at night. The room was bright, modern and clean with very comfortable beds. The 'bathroom' consisted of a small outer sink and vanity area, with a separate shower and toilet. Making it easier for two people to get ready simultaneously. There was a flat screen tv, mini-fridge, assortment of teas and coffee, in-room safe, robes, slippers and ample space to hang clothes. Our room opened to a small balcony with two chairs overlooking a park with trees, umbrellas and cafes. There were residential apartments on either side of the square and a few retail stores on street level. This balcony perk made the hotel feel homey and part of a neighborhood. Although there were cafe patrons in the square late at night, noise was no problem. And we got a good nights sleep. The front desk staff was still masked but friendly and efficient. The complimentary breakfast was very good with a wide variety of fresh items. The female cook at breakfast was especially cheerful and kind. Without asking, she even made a fresh batch of fried eggs for me. For another Cretan-style breakfast, lunch, or mid-afternoon snack option, make sure to get Heraklion-style custard bougatza with a frappe at one of the two cafes near the Mourossi Fountain! And watch the world go by.

It would have been nice to have breakfast outside in the upper cafe, instead of the indoor basement space.

We were given an upgraded room which was very spacious and comfortable with a good shower and a pleasant balcony. Staff were helpful and the breakfast was good. The location was excellent - very near to the Archaeological Museum and local buses and a short mainly pedestrianised walk to the old town and harbour.

There was nowhere to refill reusable water bottles so we used a lot of plastic bottles, which is a shame for a hotel which advertises itself as an eco hotel.

A fine modern hotel right in the heart of the old town. We had a good, tasty breakfast each morning served by incredibly polite and attentive hotel staff. Heraklio can be a pretty noisy city, but our room overlooking a small bar-filled square was very quiet throughout our stay thanks to some very efficient sound-proof windows. The hotel serves as a great base from which to explore the city and its archaeological treasures at the nearby museum and at Knossos.

This hotel is very well located, right in the city center, next to many restaurants, shops and the Archeology Museum. However our room on the first floor was very quiet. The room was small but comfortable, the bathroom very small. The breakfast was very good and the staff very helpful. The hotel has no parking lot but one is available very close by for 11 euros a day.

The bathroom is very small

I went to Crete in January for two days to visit the archaeological museum and the Knossos Palace. The location of the hotel is perfect. There is a public bus from Heraklion airport to a stop that is a short walking distance from the hotel. Quite close to this stop, there is another bus stop from where you can take a bus to Knossos Palace. All these bus rides were short (maybe 20-30 minutes) and cheap. The archaeological Museum (2-3 hours is enough) is really close (walking distance) to the hotel. You can walk to see the sea. There are hundreds of restaurants and stores nearby that are very busy even on a winter sunny day. However, in front of the hotel, there is a plaza with a few restaurants around it that was very quiet during my visit in January. There is a nice grocery store 200 meters from the hotel. The room was of a nice size with a large window opening to the plaza. The queen bed was comfy. There is a small fridge in the room. The electronic safe is large enough for laptops. I liked the breakfast service with good options, including a good variety of Greek spoon sweets (made of grapes, oranges, and other ingredients). I needed to depart quite early, and they offered me a breakfast box. The reception gave me a map during check-in.

The fridge in the room was unregulated, and the apples and yogurt I bought were frozen solid after a night. Do not expect a modern hotel. The premises look a little outdated; there are red buttons in the room to signal "do not disturb" that seem to come from a 70s Star Wars movie. It is not really bad, just looks outdated.

A lovely week's stay, room comfortable and spacious, breakfast had a good choice and the bar attached to the hotel was great for an evening meal and glass of wine. Staff were extremely pleasant and helpful.

Location is great for old town and accessible by car. They have a parking spot in front to let you unload and check in. Also a deal with a close by garage for parking. Clean hotel nice staff, rooms were tidy with a nice garden view balcony. 10 minute walk from port terminal and rental cars. Very nice beds and lift is big. For a one or 2 night stay I would recommend.

Bath lighting is not great. Shower did not have a proper curb so water runs under the enclosure. Not horrible but annoying.

The room was a very great size and contained everything you needed plus more such as, a coffee machine, tablet, free wifi, bottled water. The room had a large stand in shower which was great. Breakfast was amazing! It was buffet style and we were spoilt for choice. Lots of fresh fruit, local meats and cheeses, hot breakfasts, yoghurts, pastries and preserves. Could not fault!!! The staff are also very accommodating and keen to help with any enquiries you might have. The location of the hotel is right in the hub of of the city. There are so many restaurants and bars within just a minute's walk. The main high street is also just around the corner. The harbour is only about a 5-10 minute walk and is nice to walk around. We also had a hire car. if you really want to see Crete, I would say this is the best way to get around. The hotel has a partnership with a local car park where you can park for €6 euros a night. Perfect for us! We used the car to get around Crete during the day and then back to Heraklion for the evening to enjoy the great nightlife.

There's not really much to fault. My only comments are that the beds were two singles put together I know that this is relatively standard in a lot of hotels. The comfort rating was ok.

My son and I arrived on the 6:30am ferry, were warmly greeted and offered storage space for our luggage, and use of a bathroom until afternoon check-in. The room was spotless and the design welcoming and fresh with amenities and a balcony onto a beautiful square. As a "green" interior designer I was very impressed by the sustainable materials and methods applied at Olive Green. The bed was so comfortable! The breakfast was above and beyond with everything you could want for a brunch. The location was central and perfect for walking all around. We were very happy with our stay and the very friendly staff. Highly recommended. The Archaeology Museum was one of the most beautifully curated and awe inspiring museums I've ever visited.

I have no negative comments. We had a great stay and the communication with a changed itinerary was thorough and timely.