Tsivaras Villas ( Family - friendly )

Built of stone and wood, the family-run Tsivaras Villas is located in the village of Tsivaras. The large self-catering accommodation features views of the Cretan Sea and a shared swimming pool. Within 3 km from Tsivaras Villas you will find a café-bar, a restaurant and a supermarket. The nearest beach is 2 km away and the Kiliaris River, 5 km away. The space Three traditional villas of 120 square meters each, with a communal pool which is large enough to cover the need for a refreshing bathroom with calmness and relaxation. In the pool area and specifically in the open space around it there are sunbeds with umbrellas for sunbathing, a wooden pergola with two large tables and chairs as well as a wood oven and barbecue for a complete barbecue for your family or friends. Passing through the villas, each house has its own garden, a pergola with table and chairs as well as two balconies with beautiful views that combine mountain and sea. Harmonized in a classy way stone and wood, the villa inside can comfortably accommodate up to six people. On the ground floor there is a large open plan living-kitchen area separating it from a stone arch. The kitchen is fully equipped as it has an electric stove with oven, fridge, table with chairs, kettle, toaster, coffee maker, as well as all the necessary utensils needed to make your favorite meal. The living room has a coffee table, armchair, sofa, sofa bed, TV with satellite channels and a stone fireplace. In addition to this level there is a washing machine and toilet-shower. Going up the stairs to the first floor there are two bedrooms with balcony. One bedroom has two single beds which can be joined and the other a double bed. In addition, it has a toilet-bath. All villas have air conditioning in every room, free wireless internet (wi-fi), safe, hair dryer and iron. Finally, there is parking for your vehicles. Other things to note Twice a week cleaning and change of linen and towels. ( Included in price) Registration Details 1042Κ91003191801