Chios Chios Chandris Hotel

2 Eugenias Chandris Street - Chios Town, Greece 82100

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null	Foto vergrößern          Location. The Chios Chandris Accommodation is located in Chios town on the island of Chios, Greece, 500 metres from the town centre, overlooking the harbour and the Aegean, and 300 metres from the nearest beach. Chios International Airport is three kilometres away.
Accommodation Features. A modern four-storey white building overlooking the harbour. The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool with sun terrace, and the marble-tiled lobby has a 24-hour front desk offering currency exchange, a cash machine, coffee and complimentary newspapers, and wireless Internet in public areas. There is also an onsite hair salon and parking nearby. The Elinda Restaurant at the Chios Chandris Accommodation serves Greek and Mediterranean dishes, with vegetarian and children's menus available. A buffet breakfast is complimentary, and the bar has a poolside café. The flexible meeting and conference space at the Chios Chandris can host up to 200 delegates, and is equipped for audio-visual presentation. Bicycles and scooters can be rented nearby to explore the island, and there are courts for tennis and basketball in the neighbourhood. The nearby beaches provide for various water sports, including fishing, sailing, jet skiing, and scuba diving. Guestrooms. The 139 guestrooms at the Chios Chandris Accommodation are furnished in Greek blue and gold with modern wooden pieces. All are air-conditioned and have balconies, some with views over the Aegean. Rooms offer satellite television, dial-up Internet connections, direct- dial telephones, safes and minibars. Expert Tip. Near the village of Vrondados lies an archaeological site known as Teacher's Rock, which is allegedly the birthplace of the epic poet Homer. Chios is famous for production of mastic gum since Roman times, and the Mastic Villages in the south feature fortified gates and narrow streets which once protected against pirates.