We have 2 available rooms. Please contact us and we will accommodate you in a family room, a disabled access room or a room with a stunning sea view. But both of our rooms have separate access to the main house. It depends on your personal requirements and needs as we cater for couples, families and older guests. It's very quiet and peaceful here. We also have a common room with board games, TV, DVD's and a Wii machine if you and the family want to stay in, or in case it's poor weather. Not often, but sometimes it rains in winter. Both of the rooms are en-suite We are open all year round and have heating if you fancy a winter break as it's a good area for hiking, bird watching, painting and photography. PS Don't use Google maps to find us. Ongoing problem with location that we are trying to resolve. When booking we will send you directions.

We love Greece. The food the people, the lifestyle and everything Crete has to offer. We enjoy reading, cooking, movies, socialising, meeting new people and renting rooms to new friends. We have a deep enjoyment of our village and can let you know how to get to places, what's worth visiting and how to get there.

12 km from nearest beach, 5 km from Marguarites, the pottery village and 5 km from Arkadi Monastery. Over the hills are the Amari valley, Gerakari the cherry village, Thronos, Meronas, Spili, Plakias and Aghia Galini. Anoigia, Maroulas, Zoniana, Livadia, Perama and Panormo are all close by. With stunning views and driving through the slopes of Psiloritis. Arches Eleftherna is a great base for exploring the Rethymno and Gerapotomus area. You can go in the pool, relax, read any of our 1000 books and have tea and coffee available. Maps and guide books to read about where to visit on your exploration days. We can also tell you which areas are interesting to visit and which are accessible if you have limitations like a small car or are a cyclist. City of Eleftherna, an independent and one of the most powerful ancient cities in Crete. Eleftherna experienced prosperity during the Roman and Early Byzantine Age. Its inhabitants were occupied with trade, agriculture and shipping. Its high development becomes obvious from the bridges that surround it. It also had its own currency, with engravings of Apollo and Artemis. Eleftherna and Knossos were not on the same side.