Located in the heart of the old town of Chania in Splantzia square, Valentina΄s House is a brand new facility, It is ideal for guests who want to explore authentic Chania, just a few minutes walking distance from the restaurants, cafes and bars popular among locals. The room is bright and cozy, equipped with air/condition, free wifi, coffee maker and a flat TV.

Splantzia Square is located on the southeastern side of the city. On the Ottoman domination, it was the largest district of Muslims. At the northwestern edge of the square, the church of Saint Rokkos is preserved. It was built in 1630. During Ottoman rule, it functioned as a military prison, while during the Cretan state and until 1925 as a gendarmerie station. Saint Rokkos for the inhabitants of Chania was the patron of the plague. East of the square is the church of Saint Nikolas, built just before 1320, on the Venetians, as a monastery of the Dominican monks. During the Ottoman domination, it was converted into a mosque and was named Hugar mosque, It was the city’s main mosque. Its minaret was built on the southern side of the temple and was 40 meters high. It was the tallest in the city and unfortunately today it reaches a height of about 34 meters as its conical metal shelf lined with lead sheets was destroyed. In 1918 it was converted into an orthodox temple in honor of Saint Nikolas. Today it is the only temple in Greece that has a bell tower and a minaret.