Villa Andromeda is a restored 19th-century neoclassical mansion by the sea in the historic district of Halepa, Chania. Built in 1870 as the summer residence of Mehmet Reuf Pasha, it later served as the English Consulate and subsequently the German Consulate during the Cretan State, blending rich history with comfort and elegance. The villa offers eight spacious, self-contained suites, each with a bedroom, bathroom, and sitting area. All suites are equipped with air-conditioning, satellite TV, telephone, and mini-bar. Each suite enjoys a unique view — from direct sea views to tranquil garden settings and charming combinations of greenery and glimpses of the Cretan Sea. Breakfast is served in your suite, in the garden beside the pool, or on the shared balcony overlooking the sea. Guests can relax in the lush green garden surrounding the swimming pool and jacuzzi, creating a peaceful setting for moments of rest throughout the day. Private protected parking is available. Located next to the new Archaeological Museum and close to the “Eleftherios Venizelos” Foundation, a scenic one-kilometer seaside promenade connects the villa to Chania’s Venetian Harbor.