If you’re a history buff, GDM Megaron Historical Monument Hotel is the one for you; now you have the opportunity to stay in a hotel that has been classified as a historic monument! GDM Megaron is located at the center of the largest city in Crete and one of the most favored in Greece, Heraklion. This 5-star hotel was built in 1925 which gives a historical edge that will charm you from the moment you step foot on its premises.
In GDM Megaron, tradition and history meet contemporary luxuries and comfort, to create the optimum setting for your vacations in Crete and one of the most sought-after destinations in the region. Contributing to GDM Megaron’s appeal are the awe-inspiring views of the old Venetian port its location generously offers. The hotel boasts 58 rooms and suites that are opulent and elegant, sporting a minimalist approach in their design and furniture; rich fabrics, as well as high-end pillows and mattresses, will make your stay in Crete a relaxing and rewarding experience.
Regardless of the history of the building, GDM Megaron includes all modern-day conveniences that include but are not limited to satellite TV, complimentary WiFi, and luxury toiletries. In true 5-star accommodation fashion, selected rooms also include a spa bath, where you can unwind after a long day of adventures. However, even if your room doesn’t include a spa bath, don’t worry as in GDM Megaron, you won’t miss the element of water. Its impressive plunge pool at the roof of the building will allow you to rest on the sunbeds and enjoy a delightful drink.
For a journey through Cretan gastronomy, the hotel offers a wide range of delicacies in each of its eateries. From the laid-back vibe of ‘Plaza Café’ to the fine-dining opulence of ‘The Megaron 5th’ Bar Restaurant on the top floor, the rich flavors will leave you full and satisfied. For your daily workouts, you can try the hotel’s Health Club, which is housed on the 4th floor of the building and is equipped with modern fitness equipment as well as a steam bath, a hot tub, a massage table, and a sauna with color and music therapy. Who can say ‘no’ to that?
