We were booked into here unexpectedly as we could not fly out of Crete owing to high winds. The hotel although the rooms were small was fine with an acceptable standard and also a good location in the centre of Heraklion so lots of food outlets nearby. The one oddity is the sinks in the bedroom as the toilet/bathroom is so small however the room is comfy and has a good tv and air con system its also next to the museum.

This is perhaps the most conveniently located hotel in Heraklion. I was very happy with my stay there, though I was iven a room in the first floor with no views of the city. I have no particular complain other than the shower which is useless as it can only be used by children and dwarfs! I would easily recommend it especially for business travelers.

well appointed rooms (flat screen TVs), stylish beds, spacious bathrooms, pool up on the rooftop, nice cafe/restaurant in the bottom floor; internet access (but must pay) - the location was good, in the city center - near major bus stops - one that takes you to the ruins right in front of the hotel - a nice number of shoppes and restaurants close by, good deal.

I loved my stay at the Astoria Capsis. The hotel was beautiful inside- nicely appointed rooms. Flat screen tvs, contemporary bedding and furniture. The breakfast was included, and it was phenomenal. Warm bougatsa, fresh seasonal fruits, tyropita, and all the standard hotel offerings. Only problem was the frosted glass swinging door on the bathroom. There was no way to lock the door, so it could be a little dangerous if someone pushed the door open when someone was already inside the bathroom. The location is amazing- very close to the Archeological Museum, as well as what looked to be the best shopping in Heraklion. The Market was closeby, too.