IHG Hotels & Resorts unveils InterContinental Crete, marking its first entry into the Greek Islands with a luxurious property that epitomizes modern Grecian hospitality and design.
InterContinental Hotels & Resorts presents its inaugural property in the Greek Islands, InterContinental Crete. Bolstering IHG Hotels & Resorts’ luxury and lifestyle portfolio – now the second largest in the world – InterContinental Crete is the embodiment of contemporary Grecian hospitality and one of the first openings to follow the brand’s announcement of a transformative evolution. InterContinental is reimagining the luxury travel experience, building on its heritage dating back over 75 years, as it turns the page on this next chapter.
Panoramic bay views and a rugged coastal backdrop set the scene for InterContinental Crete. The pristine coastline resort, complete with striking modern architecture and state-of-the art amenities, cocoons guests in its tranquillity, which is within walking distance of the cosmopolitan coastal city of Agios Nikolaos. The island’s capital, Heraklion and Heraklion airport can be reached in under an hour.
Amenities of InterContinental Crete include two outdoor infinity pools overlooking Mirabello Bay, three Mediterranean-inspired restaurants led by prolific Michelin-starred Chef Consultant, Nikos Roussos, a nature-inspired wellness centre, and various family-friendly facilities. The hotel’s impressive selection of guestrooms, most complete with private plunge pools and many with interconnecting capabilities, are ideal for couples, families, or multi-generational travellers.
Nikolaos Iliadis, General Manager of InterContinental Crete said: “As we open the doors to InterContinental Crete, we are proud to introduce both InterContinental and IHG to the Greek Islands. InterContinental Crete celebrates the newly reimagined InterContinental brand evolution and brings to life a range of new initiatives for the modern luxury traveller. We are thrilled to set a new standard for luxury hospitality in the Greek isles as we connect guests with our culture through cutting-edge technology, innovative design, and the exceptional talents of our diverse team members at InterContinental Crete.”
Opening doors to a ‘world of fascination’, InterContinental Hotels & Resorts are dedicated to those who appreciate travel and the cultured state of mind it brings, the wonder of fascinating places and fresh perspectives. The evolution of InterContinental is driven by the brand’s long held belief in the power of travel to expand the mind and connect cultures.
InterContinental Crete is strongly connected to the landscape, expressed through its otherworldly design. Drawing inspiration from the rich Cretan terrain and a
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