Bali, Bali (Crete), Greece
Featuring car rentals, as well as Wi-Fi in public areas, Amalia Apartments Bali hotel is only 200 metres from the Varkotopos. Located a few steps from the Livadi Beach, the aparthotel overlooks the garden and invites guests to have a drink at a poolside bar.
The centre of Bali is a 10 minutes' walk of this 4-star hotel. The Monastery of Agios Ioannis Prodromos is right around the corner from the Amalia, while Varkotopos bus stop is around 5 minutes' drive away. Nature lovers will appreciate the proximity to Aegean Sea, which is 30 metres away. The Karavostasi Beach is 16 minutes' walk from this accommodation. For those travelling from afar, Nikos Kazantzakis airport is 53 minutes' drive away.
Amalia Apartments hotel has 25 rooms with a patio and a balcony. A flat-screen TV with satellite channels along with coffee/tea making machines are provided. Furnished with a writing desk, they also have soundproof windows. Bathrooms inlude a walk-in shower and a separate toilet, and such fine comforts as a hairdryer and towels.
This hotel has an à la carte restaurant, which serves European cuisine. Located fairly close to the Amalia Bali, the seafood restaurant Taverna Psaropoula offers a Greek menu.
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Antony
2021-02-22
friendly team, beautiful position. enjoyed its pool views. there's plenty of restaurants to choose from, like nostos, set within 10 minutes walk or so. moreover, we parked nearby. of course, would recommend.
John
2021-01-26
The best place to stay when in Bali. Hotel was very clean.
The bed was hard.
Eric
2020-05-21
We were happy to find Galini Taverna 500 m away, where we could eat. Unbeatable location to explore Bali:)))
Malcolm
2020-03-03
Loyal staff that assisted us during our great stay. There were restaurants and bars right by the hotel...
Nothing, all great.
