Stayed in the Stella Village all inclusive with my boyfriend late August into September 2011. It really is a lovely, lovely place if all you want is a nice, chilled week in the gorgeous sun away from it all. I don't understand people who have moaned on every little thing!! It is advertised as a 3 star - be realistic... More

Stayed at Stella village 1st week of September had an excellent holiday. The restaurant manager and waiters are lovely, polite, welcoming and efficient they do a great job of making it an enjoyable dinning experience. The food was great, always plenty of it with several choices every day and freshly cooked especially considering the budget the staff have to work... More

Stayed here for one week only the smell in the room was awful moldy stale smell then the aircraft noise which was not mentioned in the brochure. the bathroom need updating you have to hold shower head as no fixing for wall.then the food looked ok but very cheap cuts of meat fatty or hard to chew the resterant food... More

arrived at stella village 31/08/11 me my wife and my daughter and her fiance . checking in was no problem as we arrived at 6am . rooms were fine nothing special but extremley clean and homley , air con is remote control , you soon get used to it and it will keep the room like a tomb if you... More

We stayed 2 weekes at the begining of August. Yes the all inclusive is not the best and yes it is mainly French but this is not the hotels fault but the lack of info in the Thomas Cook brochure. On the AI you can get water you have to pay for bottle water. No vodka but Raki is almost... More

caters for mainly the french , food much the same every day , although plenty of choice. beds and pillows are rock hard, never slept in a bed so uncomfortable in my life!!! lovely gardens , nice private beach but not much inbetween , small village further down . need to catch bus in to heraklion or herssonossis to find... More

would i recommend this hotel no,would return to crete.it falls well short in the all inclusive department you have to buy your own water, drinks included tea.coffee.soft drinks red-white wine,raki,local brandy,lager.thats your lot!rammed full of french,entertainment in french.beds the hardest ever come across,not a lot of variety in the food department,restaurant too small.how ever the food we did have was... More

We have just arrived home from a weeks stay at Stella Village and really enjoyed it. I travelled with my Husband and friend and her two sons aged 16 and 21. Positive points:- Rooms were cleaned every day and quite spacious. The air conditioning worked brilliantly. Although other reviews have stated the rooms around the pool are noisy, ours was... More

Hotel was a basic greek hotel, rooms large enough, beds uncomfortable and pillows next to useless. Bathroom size OK, but shower was only a hand held affair - useless. Kids playgound was a bit of a dangerous area - it was on block plaving with a few mats scattered around. Although the 'priates ship pool' was within the Village complex... More