Apartment Side Sea View One Bedroom
Recorded occupancy: 1–10 guests
Up to 10 adults
Up to 6 children
Hotel · 2 STARS
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Pyrgos Beach Apartments are located in a peaceful area on the east side of Malia, beside the sea and near a picturesque old church called Jesus Christ. A short 10-minute walk takes you to the bustling beach road, lined with shops, bars, and restaurants. The beach in front of the apartments offers unique, natural beauty, featuring a small rock-enclosed lake. Malia's central sandy beach, stretching for 2km, begins just 100m west of the hotel. Hotel facilities include parking, a pool with a pool bar, sun terraces with loungers and parasols, satellite TV, and a guest PC.
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Recorded occupancy: 1–10 guests
Up to 10 adults
Up to 6 children
Recorded occupancy: 1–10 guests
Up to 10 adults
Up to 6 children
Recorded occupancy: 1–10 guests
Up to 10 adults
Up to 6 children
Recorded occupancy: 1–8 guests
Up to 8 adults
Up to 5 children
Recorded occupancy: 1–5 guests
Up to 5 adults
Up to 3 children
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Family hotels, Beach hotels
Source coordinates: 35.293474, 25.46669
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Source last-update field: 2026-09-07
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