"Vlatos luxury villa” is a Venetian style renovated villa , hidden among century-old chestnut trees and olive trees in the mountains of western Crete... placed in the centre of Vlatos village,1.5km far away from the world famous eco settlement of “Milia”, in the municipality of Kissamos, Chania Crete Greece. Our luxurious restored 120sq.m Venetian style villa blends modern and traditional elements, while integrating the best of local architecture.The villa, first built during the Venetian period , has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms accommodates up to eighth people in two large bedrooms (Master bedroom consists of one king bed plus 2 single- Second bedroom consists of 2 double beds )while the living area includes a large modern kitchen as well as sitting and dining areas. It has a TV, as do the bedrooms. There’s a lovely sense of space in the exterior of the property, with its generously-sized verandas and expansive view of the surrounding nature. Choose "Vlatos villa” 35°23'19"N 23°39'19"E as your ideal eco travel destination and tour the surrounding hills, hike into cooling ravines or explore the gorgeous beaches of world’ s famous Elafonisi only 16 km by.

Vlatos is the place that the famous eco traveller’s settlement of Milia is located . Ecotourism, agrotourism, ecology, the “great outdoors” and respect to humanity and its needs: simplicity, harmony, clean air, warm hospitality, relaxed atmosphere, home-cooking. This is what you will find in Milia, a small forgotten corner in Western Crete. Milia is an authentic 17th century mountain settlement which has been transformed into and eco-friendly tourist complex; it seems to have sprouted from the lands of Crete. A glorious location boasting exceptional rugged beauty in the area of Kissamos. Placed among plane trees, chestnut trees, and mountain tops reaching the skies, the area overwhelms visitors with its unique diversity.Milia is open all year round. The village of Vlatos was at peak of its power around the Venetian occupation and from the presence of the Holy Spirit and St. John churches one assumes that the village also existed at the end Byzantine period as well. The village used to be private property of the famous De Minotto family, a venetian family, where they built their three-storeyed house, the Arhontika Houses .