Tarsia Homes & Suites

Wonderful
Traveller Type:
  : The villa is very nice, the interior is modern and looks amazing. Andrew does everything to make your stay as comfortable as possible.
  : The surrounding area is pretty empty and there are some abandoned buildings. But its a general thing on Crete.

Wonderful
Traveller Type:
  : I stayed with two friends in the Roseta apartment. Andrew met us with the keys even though our flight had been delayed which was very kind. The rooms were large and the living area was well sized. Although we didn't use the outside area much due to it being shaded and we wanted to be in the sun, it was excellent - a very comfy hammock, outdoor cooking area and large seating area. Definitely more room than the three of us needed - which is always nice. The kitchen had all the appliances you could need (apart from a Kettle-we just boiled water). The best thing - literally a 1-2 minutes walk away from the beach and the sea which was amazing! We were kindly provided beat towels which was a real plus. We did hire a car to check out other local places and there was a safe parking area with an electric gate which gave us peace of mind. Andrew was very helpful, always ready to give recommendations and help us if needed. He kindly provided us with Raki, olive oil and baked goods from his grandmother which was a lovely touch. Being from the UK and following certain covid requirements we found Andrew more than willing to help in everyday. We had a great time at Roseta! The Kalamki area was very quiet and relaxing with a variety of similar restaurants along the front - we went to three and found that the Delphine (recommended by Andrew) and Grigos were the best. We were about a 15 mins drive from the closet 'big' supermarket where we bought lunch and water. But there was a smaller supermarket about a 10 min walk along the front in the centre of Kalamaki village - we would get essentials and croissants there - yum. We did hire a car and found that useful to visit Matala (good beach and caves are worth a wonder) and had supper at Scala which was nice - it's a bit bigger/buzzier there.
  : It was ever so slightly windy on the day we arrived - this is uncontrollable, but thinking of things we didn't like was hard. A kettle would have been useful for us Brits but otherwise all good. When we booked on booking.com we didn't quite realise that there were four separate units - we jut judged by the pictures, we should have read more closely and realised what we had booked (it was still good, don't worry!!) - I recommend the Tarisa website which makes it much clearer than Booking.com does.