Sirios Village Hotel & Bungalows - All Inclusive

The resort is very clean and well maintained. The rooms were nice and cleaned everyday. There are a good range of facilities including nice pools. Staff were all lovely and helpful.

Big and beautiful hotel. Very clean and lovely pools/rooms. The all inclusive buffet had a lot of food, which was nice but maybe needed a little more taste. Amazing staff, especially Nikos. He made the stay so much more fun and is very service minded. Good location, little store in the hotel and also a playground. Overall great hotel, could wish for more entertainment for children.

Arrived here on Saturday 13/04/24. We got to our room and were disappointed to say the least!! Small room, stayed in bigger travel lodge rooms. Firstly no tea making facilities, managed to get a kettle from reception but have to go to the shop to buy your own tea, coffee etc. The shower was small and off its hinges which I managed to fix myself. The toilet had to be pumped to flush it. The sink plug does not stop the water going down so you have to keep filling it. We asked for a room with a bath at reception, as per their advertising. Got nowhere with it. The taps hadn't been run through as they were full of air. This feels like they haven't checked the room since it closed for winter and just changed the bedding and left it at that. An update will follow at the end of our 2 week stay.

Had a great week here during late September. We had the room with own pool, which was really worth the extra few hundred euros compared to other rooms. Atmosphere was nice, there were always space in the public pools and everything was clean and tidy. Public pools were great for our 6 year old, but also older kids seem to like to swim there. Water was warm enough in the pools and also in the sea. Good beach also very close by. Food was ok, but there wasn't much variation even though there was theme nights. Everything tasted pretty much the same depending on the theme. Still lot's of different sorts and nothing run out. So eat every other day in one of the good local restaurants and you'll be fine. One word of warning. Do not use the laundry service! It was very expensive (14€ / 4kg). It left everything dirty. Almost felt like they had only used some perfume to make the clothes smell like "clean". It's much better to buy some laundry detergent and do some hand washing in the room. Would have given 5 out of 5, but monotonic food and terrible laundry service took one star away.

We stayed at Sirios village for 10 days from 22nd July 2023 We all had an excellent holiday & agreed it was one of the best all inclusive places we’ve stayed at. There was 11 of us, 2 families, all kids are adults. Our flight was delayed so we didn’t arrive at the hotel until very late evening, our check in was quick & smooth, we were asked if we’d consider a free upgrade for 2 of our rooms into one room for 4 with private pool, my 4 daughters aged 22-27 jumped at this chance & loved their room, one of the newest rooms with full size toiletries, bathrobes,slippers, a shower to die for & even a bottle of wine! The rest of us had standard rooms but they were lovely too. They had a mini fridge, tv, hairdryer & air con, the rooms were cleaned daily & fresh towels provided. The restaurant had plenty of choice at breakfast, lunch & dinner. There was also an outside snack bar that had gyros, pizza, hotdogs, chips, sandwiches & cakes every day. The bar was well stocked & well staffed, three different self serve cocktails every day, you could help yourself to soft drinks & wine or the staff will serve spirits & beer for you. Ice cream was available for 2 hours twice a day, this did get quite busy. People did reserve sun beds with their towels but I think this was to get somewhere with shade as there was always spare sunbeds around, I think maybe the parasols need changing to bigger ones to help get more shade from the extreme temperatures. A few more “comfy” chairs around the bar area for the evening would be good. The entertainment in the evening was good, something for everyone. My daughters really wanted to have some treatments in the “spa” unfortunately the “spa” was two white gazebos just down from the children’s pool, they didn’t imagine they’d be very relaxing, quiet or cool considering so they didn’t use them which was a shame as it was something they’d looked forward to. You can catch the no. 22 bus to Chania from the bottom of the hill by the BMW garage, €1.10 one way, if you get the no.15 back again it drops you off up the hill about 200yds from the hotel, worth remembering so you can avoid the uphill walk in the heat! The old town & the harbour are beautiful. We did go out for dinner a few times to some local tavernas, they were wonderful & friendly & so cheap! All in all we had a fantastic holiday & wouldn’t hesitate to return again.

Back from Sirios hotel yesterday and the holiday blues have kicked in. Probably the best hotel I’ve stayed in, the settings are very picturesque, the food is fresh and delicious and the staff go out their way to help you. Loved talking to Bill and Antonios at the bar of an evening. The evening entertainment was very good, loved the bands and saxophonist. The rooms were immaculate, cleaned daily. The pool was spotless and loved the evening view of the mountains. Big thank you to Erin, the children’s entertainer who was so attentive with my wild 3 year old. I always like to try new places but will be back to Sirios in next few years. Thank you for a wonderful holiday.

My partner and I stayed at Siros Village for a week. Overall we really enjoyed our stay here!! After reading reviews about the food not being great we were very sceptical but we found the food AMAZING for an all inclusive!! They had different food choices for every meal time. Freshly made Pizzas and gyros by the pool through out the day was gorgeous!! Our room was quite small and over looked the garden, the aircon in the rooms work really well although gets very cold in the night (this wasn’t an issue as it was extremely hot). The room was cleaned and we had new towels everyday! The only issue we had with our room is that the shower would leak from an extra drain by the toilet (again wasn’t a big issue as there was only two of us and we managed to put a towel over the drain to soak up most of the water). The maid who cleaned our room (never saw who she was) ate the sweets that we had wrapped on the side and left us with an empty packet!! We found this quite funny lol! luckily nothing else was taken so we didn’t have an issue with this 🤣!! We managed to get a sun bed by the pool everyday but from 9am onwards it became difficult to find spare sunbeds! The pools areas are much more smaller then they look in the photos and there isn’t much shade around the pool. All the pool areas get extremely busy especially with children. We knew this was more of a family hotel so we expected this, what we didn’t expect was how rude these children and their parents were!!! Every time we went in the pool we would stick to the side as children and adults were jumping in/out of the pool and splashing around with no consideration whatsoever about the people around them! I had a child jump on my shoulder when they were throwing themselves in the pool and they didn’t even acknowledge what they had done! Someone will get seriously injured!! We had balls throw in our faces from every direction. I would recommend to the hotel that they should have more then one unhappy lifeguard walking around the three pools (he was completely useless!!) The evening entertainment is very poor but is amusing to watch as it was so bad!🤣 Overall this a very good hotel and i would recommend to families and people who don’t mind getting shoved by kids every two minutes!! We really did enjoy our stay here but unlikely to come back due to how busy the hotel is (again a good thing as this means it’s a really good hotel to be busy all the time😉)

Am looking forward to return visit with the family again in august last visit was 3 years ago and unfortunitly we had carona restrictons so the children are looking forward to children entertainment this year. One of us handicaped so hopefully will have a room with a shower

We visited as 2 60 something ladies with mobility problems. I contacted the hotel prior to the visit, and as requested was allocated a room near the facilities. Unfortunately the room was tired and dated, and cramped. When I asked to change this was facilitated the following day, which was helpful. The new room was next to the pool and much more modern. No English TV apart from news channels, normally a minor concern however we missed the coronation coverage. Transfer was approx 45 mins from the airport, check in efficient. We were given our bands and managed to get lunch before it ended. Access to the dining room is from reception and the pool area, it is large and airy. Self service soft and hot drinks, plus Raki, ouzo and brandy throughout the day. Other drinks are only available from the pool bar, local brands on the AI. International brands are available at a cost. The self service cocktails are ok, palatable. Unfortunately the weather wasn’t great in the evening ps, and going from the reception area to the bar and back in the wind/rain wasn’t fun. All the staff were lovely though , happy to help. Rooms cleaned daily, put your sign on the door if you don’t want an early visit! I can’t fault the food, there was plenty of choice and a theme every night. Amazing desserts, but no ice cream in the dining room only at the pool bar in 2 2 hr slots a day. No show cooking as advertised though. I’m not sure if there is later in the season. Plenty of sun loungers, a couple of pools, though a bit cold in May. A small children’s area and a few machines kept the younger guests amused. I didn’t see much of the animation team, there was a Pilates session a couple of mornings, and a bit of a children’s activity in the afternoon about 530. The entertainment in the dining area was ok, a bit odd till you got used to it- people were letting their kids run around and get in the way of the performance which was a shame. There are buses regularly to Chandia for €1.10 each way, the town is worth a visit particularly the harbour. The beach is a 15 minute walk away, though there’s a steep hill involved. Locally there are a couple of restaurants, shops and supermarkets if necessary. I would return to the hotel, it’s value for money and comfortable. There was no trouble, people were friendly and we had a lovely time