A Quiet Spot in the Heart of Malia
Conveniently located in Malia, our hotel grants easy access to the bustling Malia beach road.
Explore the vibrant local scene with its array of cafes, bars, restaurants, and nightclubs. If you’re looking to immerse yourself in Cretan culture, traditional taverns and a local supermarket are just steps away from our hotel.
...just a short 50-meter walk will take you to the sandy beach of Malia
Just a short 50-meter walk will take you to the sandy beach of Malia, where you can bask in the sun and enjoy the crystal-clear waters. For thrill-seekers, we also offer water sliding games in the same area (available at an extra charge).
Museums & More
If you’re seeking to explore the wonders of Crete, the nearby Lychnostatis Museum is a must-visit. Additionally, the vibrant city of Heraklion, located just 30 kilometers away, offers a myriad of attractions.
Delve into the awe-inspiring Knossos Palace, discover the treasures of the Heraklion Museum, or wander through the ancient streets of the Heraklion Fortress (Koules) and the bustling old market.
NEARBY ATTRACTIONS
- Malia Beach & nightlife (steps away)
- Malia Minoan Palace
- Crete Golf Club (15 min drive)
- Massage & wellness centers
- Hiking trails, gorges and mountain villages
- Heraklion, Knossos, Agios Nikolaos (easy day trips)
Entertainment
Discover the beauty of Malia, Crete, while staying at Mila Malia Studios Hotel. Whether you’re looking to relax on the beach, explore local culture, or embark on exciting adventures, our central location provides the perfect starting point for your Cretan escapades.
We invite you to experience the wonders of this captivating region during your stay with us.
LOCATION
Nearby attractions
About Malia
Malia, located 35 km east of Heraklion on the island of Crete
Malia, located 35 km east of Heraklion on the island of Crete, is a vibrant coastal town known for its lively atmosphere and rich historical significance. Divided between the bustling modern area and the charming Old Village, Malia offers a blend of tradition and entertainment. The modern town is famous for its nightlife, drawing young visitors with its energetic clubs, bars, and restaurants along the Main Strip. This area also boasts a sandy beach, perfect for relaxation and water activities.
In contrast, the Old Malia Village, situated at the foot of Mount Selena, preserves the essence of traditional Cretan life. Its narrow alleyways, historic churches, and traditional taverns provide a peaceful retreat. Visitors can explore landmarks such as the Church of Panagia Galatiani, known for its unique frescoes, or stroll through streets lined with restored buildings showcasing local architecture.
Malia is also home to the ancient Minoan Palace of King Sarpedon, a major archaeological site dating back to 1900 BCE. Located just east of the town, the palace features fascinating ruins and artifacts, offering insight into the island’s rich Bronze Age history. Whether seeking vibrant nightlife, cultural exploration, or tranquil beaches, Malia has something for everyone.
