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Cretan hospitality is one of the most famous features of Crete and is considered deeply rooted in the local culture and tradition. Cretans have a reputation for being open-hearted and warm to their visitors, which manifests itself in various ways, such as offering food, drinks and generally making the visitor feel at home.

The Cretan person takes pride in their hospitality and will often offer something to visitors, even if they do not know them personally. If you come into contact with a Cretan, you can expect to be greeted with the traditional "Welcome" and offered local delicacies, such as raki.

The area developed into a seaside suburb of Chania. The old town of Koum Kapi acquired residences, taverns and shops. Today it is known for its beautiful beach, cafes, restaurants and nightlife.

Koum Kapi continues to be one of the most vibrant and picturesque destinations in Chania, preserving elements of its multicultural history.

It is located close to attractions such as the Archaeological Museum of Chania and Mitropoleos Square.

Guests have particularly appreciated the cleanliness, location and service of the accommodation.