Livadi /Calma Apartments

[robbie]

Hi All,

Does anyone have any experience of these 2 studios/apartments -or know where they located exactly in town ?

Many Thanks as usual

Rob

[Kerstin]

Hi All,

Does anyone have any experience of these 2 studios/apartments -or know where they located exactly in town ?

Many Thanks as usual

Rob

Hello Rob,

I have no expierence about these apartments.

I think this are one of the so called "unkown-apartments".
They have only 4 apartments.
I have found the web-site: http://kreta-reisen.de/objects/livadi.php#
Sorry, the information are only in German. If you are interested in, I will try to translate it in English.

Greetings,
Kerstin

[harribobs]

I can't remember seeing these apartments

i would love to tell you my german was good enough to translate that site but i cheated   and googled it, did quite well i thought

Plakias midst of the village, but in a peaceful situation, the Livadi - apartments. The house has 4 apartments, the simple but nicely furnished.
Each of the approximately 40 square meters large 2-Zi.Appartements has a living room, bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, and a terrace overlooking the garden.
Back to the sand / gravel beach is only about 100 m. Also Einkaufsmöglichlkeiten and taverns and the small fishing port are located in the immediate vicinity. Bus stop about 500 m.
Occupancy 2-4 persons

what's a Einkaufsmöglichlkeiten Kerstin?

[shinaria]

Hello Chris,
nice to see you back on the site! The german word "Einkaufsmöglichkeiten" means something like "shopping-facilities".
A Place where you can buy food, dress and drinks e.g.

shinaria

[Mike from Sussex]

The contact details I have found for the Livadi apartments are:

Tel. 28320 31659

e-mail   angirivitalaki@hotmail.com
   
Proprietor   Irini Glentzaki-Vitalaki


From Harribob's description, it sounds like they could be located around the Secret Nest way.

[harribobs]

Hello Chris,
nice to see you back on the site! The german word "Einkaufsmöglichkeiten" means something like "shopping-facilities".
A Place where you can buy food, dress and drinks e.g.

shinaria

thanks Alf!

i'll remember that one! it reminded me of a word from school, which i have now forgotton the meaning of, which was IIRC einspielengangen, something to do with walking or strolling?

 

chris

[Kerstin]

thanks Alf!

i'll remember that one! it reminded me of a word from school, which i have now forgotton the meaning of, which was IIRC einspielengangen, something to do with walking or strolling?

chris



Sorry, I am not sure what you mean.

einspielen = maybe: warm up
spielen = play
gangen (past) / gehen = for instance: walk


Chris, did you learnt German in the school?

Kerstin

[harribobs]

danke und ja kerstin, veile jahre @ schule

aber meine deutsch ist nicht gut