Villa Arabela

Agios Nikolaos, Greece

6 guests3 bedrooms3 baths

Amenities

A/C

Pool

Fireplace

Pets Allowed

Parking

Washer/Dryer

Home details

0 guest0 bedroom0 bath

Villa Arabela covers 101 m2 and consists of three bedrooms, a well-appointed living room and kitchen area. The main characteristic of this villa is its spacious stone flagged terrace of 140 m2. As the villa is on the top of the complex it offers mesmerizing panoramic views of the surrounding vegetation and provides maximum privacy. The cosy living room (37 m2) combines a siting area with a dining area and a fully equipped kitchen. It has comfortable sitting furniture; 28” LCD satellite TV, home cinema/stereo, free Wi-Fi Internet connection, telephone and a fireplace. The villa is well insulated and fully air – conditioned. Its orientation (south to southwest) and the fact that it has large windows secures the ideal amount of sunshine for the whole season and provides a breath-taking view of green gardens and the bay (side sea view) evoking peacefulness. Villa Arabela has three comfortable bedrooms with their own bathrooms. Two of the bedrooms host a WC/shower -bathroom en-suite whilst the rest of the house is served by bathtub-bathroom. All bathrooms are tiled with white marble. Its main terrace, which offers its guests much needed privacy, has a private pool, approximately 8 x 4 in meters, a sunbathing area, with shaded areas designed to offer privacy, a parasol, sun lounges and a bamboo sitting area. Those who enjoy dining alfresco can take advantage of the wooden gazebo placed on the terrace (barbecues are available upon request). In the gazebo there is a marble top table and a stone sitting bench hosting 8 people easily. Villa Arabela is an ideal location to visit interesting places around the area. To name but a few: to the east Gournia, a well maintained Minoan village; the fishermen village Mochlos, with antiquities from every historical period; the picturesque village Lastros; Sitia harbour and the Venetian castle Kazarma; Paleokastro, with a still unexplored Minoan Palace; Vai, the only natural palm forest of Europe; Agios Nikolaos town to shop and visit the museum; Spinalonga, the leper island; Panagia Kera, a 13 century temple with fresco icons; Plateau of Katharo, known for the relics of mini-elephants and mini-hippopotamus. License: 1040K123K0340100

All stays include

At Homes & Villas by Marriott Bonvoy we believe certain amenities should be standard.

24/7 support

Kitchen essentials

Starter kit of bathroom amenities

High-speed wifi

Professional cleaning

Premium linens and towels

Television

Digital free stays

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About the area

Agios Nikolaos, located on the stunning island of Crete in Greece, is a captivating coastal town that offers a blend of Cretan charm and cosmopolitan flair. Known for its picturesque setting, the town is built around a beautiful lake connected to the sea, with a small channel lined with cafes and restaurants that provide a perfect backdrop for a leisurely meal or a relaxing drink. The town's harbor is a bustling hub of activity, where visitors can watch the colorful fishing boats come and go or embark on a boat trip to explore the nearby Spinalonga Island, with its poignant history as a former leper colony and Venetian fortress. The crystal-clear waters of the Mirabello Bay also beckon, offering excellent opportunities for swimming, snorkeling, and diving. Agios Nikolaos is not just about its waterfront allure; it also boasts a vibrant cultural scene. The town's Archaeological Museum houses a collection of artifacts from the wider region of Eastern Crete, providing a glimpse into the island's ancient Minoan civilization. Art lovers will appreciate the town's numerous galleries, showcasing both local and international artists. For those who enjoy exploring on foot, Agios Nikolaos' charming streets are lined with a mix of traditional shops selling local crafts and modern boutiques offering the latest fashions. The town's weekly market is a lively event where visitors can sample local produce and mingle with the friendly locals. Beyond the town itself, Agios Nikolaos serves as an excellent base for exploring the diverse landscapes of Eastern Crete. The nearby Lassithi Plateau, with its iconic windmills and fertile fields, offers a picturesque setting for hiking and cycling. The Dikteon Cave, believed to be the birthplace of the Greek god Zeus, is another natural wonder that is easily accessible from the town. As the sun sets, Agios Nikolaos comes alive with a vibrant nightlife. The town has a range of options to suit all tastes, from laid-back waterfront bars to lively clubs where you can dance the night away. In summary, Agios Nikolaos is a destination that offers a little bit of everything: stunning natural beauty, rich history, cultural attractions, and a lively atmosphere. It's a place where visitors can immerse themselves in the relaxed Cretan lifestyle while enjoying all the amenities of a modern holiday resort.