Grecotel Meli Palace

In its own secret enclave, set against the dramatic and breathtaking backdrop of the Dikti Mountains, the Grecotel Meli Palace provides a tranquil oasis between the resorts of Sissi and Stalida in Crete.

With luscious, green gardens shrouding the property in an air of magic and whimsy, and a white sand beach stretched out before it, this hotel is like your own private slice of paradise.

The hotel sports an outdoor pool, as well as tended gardens, a kids playground and fitness centre with pilates and yoga classes. The indulgent, onsite spa comprises a sauna, hydromassage hot tub and a range of treatment options and massages.

Children are well catered to, with indoor and outdoor play areas. Plus, there’s a kids club and a teen club, ensuring fun for younger family members of all ages.

The hotel is located in the tranquil outskirts of Sissi, distanced from the hustle and bustle of larger resorts. Holidaymakers can opt to venture just ten minutes into the lovely town, which has a plethora of shops and restaurants at your fingertips.

The Grecotel Meli Palace Hotel Experience

• Laidback atmosphere: Minimal activities, secluded location and gorgeous surroundings make for the most peaceful of holidays
• Elegant Rooms and Suites: Decor is warm and welcoming with a blend of modern comforts and traditional Grecian style
• All inclusive board: Take the stress out of food and drink by opting to go all inclusive and indulge in all-day food, drink and snacks

Reasons to Book The Grecotel Meli Palace Hotel

• 👨‍👩‍👧 Great for Families - The hotel is low rise, with a large pool and quiet gardens to relax for small families seeking a quieter holiday
• 🪷 Tranquil Location - Enjoy the peace and quiet of a smaller hotel nestled in the foothills of the mountain
• 🙏🏼 Spa & Wellness - The spa provides a sanctuary for your ultimate health and relaxation
• 🔄 Facilities - The hotel offers an excellent range of facilities within a compact space, perfect for those wishing to avoid larger, noisier resorts
• 📍 Location - Just half an hour from the airport, the hotel enjoys a convenient location
• 🏖️ Beach Access - The hotel enjoys a prime position right the beach

Room Types

• Double / Triple Room – Sleeps up to 3 people with a double bed and a single bed, which also serves as a sofa. Features an en-suite bathroom and modern furnishings, with a balcony or terrace overlooking the hotel’s stunning grounds.
• Family Room – Sleeps up to 2 adults and 2 children with a double bed and bunk beds. Features an en-suite bathroom and modern furnishings, with a balcony or terrace overlooking the hotel’s stunning grounds. You can also upgrade to a family room with a sea view.
• Deluxe Guest Room – Sleeps up to 2 adults with a king sized bed and a separate living area. Features a bathroom and modern furnishings, as well as a private balcony with a partial sea view.
• One Bedroom Suite – Sleeps up to 4 adults, this stylish suite comprises a separate living area and sleeping area.

How far is the nearest beach?

• The hotel’s semi private beach is mere steps away from the hotel main building

Top Nearby Restaurants

• Taverna Amelia - enjoy traditional Greek fare at this top rated restaurant with a beautiful patio
• Taverna Traditional - a welcoming restaurant serving a range of dishes from a seafood-focused menu
• Peggy Gordon's Irish Bar - with an atmosphere that lives up to its name, live music, drinks and pub classics are available here
• Cactus Pub - a fusion of Grecian style and English joviality, this stunning little place has gorgeous views across the water
• Kalimera Sissi - enjoy a range of freshly grilled dishes at this local place in Sissi

Top Nearby Attractions

• Ancient Palace of Malia: Walk 2.5km along the beach to reach this ancient archaeological site. You could also grab a quick taxi ride but the walk is picturesque and adds to the adventure.
• Potamos Beach: You can walk to this golden stretch of sandy beach in just twenty-five minutes.
• Omalia Olive Press: This top rated, family-run shop and olive press offers engaging talks on the history of olive oil production. Don’t leave without sampling some and perhaps take a bottle or two home.