| Spa |
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| Years of Operation | 20 |
| Input Height (cm) | 2.5 |
| Storehouse |
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| Storehouse (s.m.) | 50 |
| Elevator |
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| Gym |
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| Floor |
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| Area configuration |
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| Double glazing |
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| Rooms |
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| Equipment |
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| Heating |
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| Hotel Category |
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| Daily Price | 55 |
| Pool |
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| Input Width (cm) | 3 |
| Fire detection |
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| Fire extinguishment |
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| Alarm |
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| Type Power |
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| Restaurant |
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| Services |
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| Natural Gas |
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| Roof Garden |
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| Position |
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| Lawn |
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| Facilities |
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| Security building |
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| Use Area |
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| Elevators | 1 |
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| Ability to Change Use |
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Description.
Hotel at the center of Malia, Heraklion. It consists of 19 rooms and approximately 45 beds. It is very well maintained Hotel and offers a large swimming pool with a pool bar, which are also available for public use. The hotel was operating until 2019. Malia is located 34km east of Heraklion, on the road to Agios Nikolaos. The main road seems to divide the city into two: the old town of Malia at the foot of Mount Selena and the newest part of the city near the coastline. Malia is an unusual small town, the like of which we do not find anywhere else in Crete. They were once known for their delicious potatoes. As the years passed, tourists began to come to Crete and the potato fields of Malia gave way to small and large hotels, restaurants and bars.