Eria Resort For People With Special Abilities, Maleme (Crete)

Eria Resort is the first hotel in Greece crafted specifically for guests with accessibility needs. The hotel includes facilities like adapted bathrooms with horizontal and vertical grab rails, and rooms with electrically adjustable beds. A heated swimming pool with specialized access and pool chairs enhances leisure facilities for everyone.

The hotel offers 11 twin/double rooms and 2 spacious suites equipped with features like emergency switches with safety cords and trapeze bars for comfort. Each room also includes a balcony that provides stunning views of the Cretan sea and olive groves. Accommodation is designed to cater to families, with some rooms accommodating up to four people.

Eria Resort presents a buffet dining experience that highlights authentic Greek and Cretan dishes, using local seasonal ingredients. Guests can enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner in an indoor restaurant or under the sun by the pool. Special themed nights, such as Greek nights and BBQ nights, are regularly held to enhance culinary offerings.

Located in Máleme, a historic coastal village, the hotel is surrounded by scenic landscapes including olive and orange groves. Easy access to local shops, bars, and restaurants makes it convenient for guests to explore. The hotel also offers excursions with accessibility options to major attractions in Chania and Crete.

In addition to the heated swimming pool, the facility offers physiotherapy sessions that can take place in the water or in well-equipped areas. A range of wellness services, including massages and beauty treatments, are available to all guests. Recreational options include boccia, basketball, and a fitness room designed for those with mobility challenges.

Accessibility: first hotel in Greece

Rooms: twin/double rooms and spacious suites

Dining: buffet dining experience

Location: scenic landscapes

Wellness: physiotherapy sessions