Athena Apartments is a self-catering apartment hotel located in Stalida, a sea-side town on the northern coast of Crete.

Accommodation choices are studios, maisonettes, and family rooms which sleep up to six persons. All rooms have views of the garden or pool and furnished balconies, as well as free Wi-Fi and satellite TV. Maisonettes have fully-furnished kitchenettes. Some family rooms have multiple bedrooms with separate kitchen and sitting areas.

The hotel features a swimming pool and car park area. There is 24-hour reception with multilingual staff and housekeeping services are offered.

Athena Apartments has a snack and pool bar onsite. Breakfast and other meals are served on request. Nearby restaurants are Hellas Taverna, Roma Restaurant, and Robin Hood.

Stalis Beach is within walking distance. The nearby town also has many entertainment options, including horseback riding, dive shops, day tours, and several nightlife clubs such as Barcode.

Crete. As well as the magnificent beaches and warm seas, the size and physical variety of the island of Crete invites exploration, and Athena Apartments, located at Ippokratous 24, Stalida, Heraklion Region, 70007, Greece, is the ideal staring point. Uniquely among Greek islands, Crete’s mountainous spine creates a sense of spaciousness, a life distinct from sea and sand. Fly-drive holidays to Crete – or simply the hire of a car for some days during your stay in Athena Apartments, – will enable you to seek out the rugged formations of the interior, the fertile countryside and tiny chapels filled with frescoes, the mountain villages where time has stood still. Always, the authentic spirit of the islanders, their fierce independence and pride – as well as the best cooking and most delicious meals that constitute the famed “Cretan Diet” – will more likely be found where few others are looking. With so much to see, with dolphins to watch, shaded squares to paint, olive trees and wild orchids, Minoan remains and sweeping beaches, no wonder Crete holidays and Athena Apartments are revisited so often.