Blessed Club
Visitors praise the club's modern and stylish interior, excellent cocktails, and good music, often describing it as a vibrant and inviting space. However, there are serious complaints about aggressive staff and security, with some patrons reporting being beaten and injured for minor dress code issues.
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Branch of the Church of S@✝️@N and 12theists. Supposedly blessed, but whoever enters there will receive the 6✝️6 seal of Antichrist. The os8ogemes have been trying furiously since the 25th and now in Chania to attract our fields to various ceremonies dedicated to Apollo (€ωςόςφρος). My Grindr has been flooded with spam personal messages about Apollo parties. ATTENTION G0N€I$! AFFECTION FOR ADRENOCHROMATE PRODUCTION
Upodoxh Teleia
We had a great evening at this club: nice music and a pleasant atmosphere, even though it was surprisingly empty for a Saturday night. We had booked our tickets online (€10), but we wondered if everyone actually paid during the evening.
We were a party of 5 and had a great night at Blessed Club. The interior design is modern and stylish, creating a vibrant atmosphere. The selection of beverages and cocktails is excellent — plenty of creative options and well-prepared classics.
I was there for the Apollo party. At 12:30 a.m., the small venue was quite full with a mixed crowd. Service was good. I can't confirm any of the bad reviews!
I visited it as a Greek tourist in Chania for 20+ years, for a gay party with a drag show by a local group and I had a good time as it had the feel and aesthetics of a typical LGBTQ event, something that has been lost in Chania in recent years. The second time I went to an Apollo party. I thought it was the same. But it wasn't! There was no LGBTQ vibe either outside or inside. There were quite a few people, but not full, who were "kicked out" by the DJ within half an hour (same as the first time). At the bar, a girl who seemed to be related to the place was sitting on the bar and kicked me 3 times and never apologized. She then danced on the bar and took pictures of the people. In addition to the 10€ entrance fee, I was asked to pay extra for a drink. I complained as the first time there was no such thing and I informed her that I would file a report. They told me that this is how the Apollo party is. Then they treated me to a drink. At the entrance, while I was waiting 5-10 minutes for a receipt, I noticed that people who came out of a nearby bar and without a blessed sign entered without paying. I understand that the business did what it could to balance the dissatisfaction. However, the dissatisfaction and the question remain about the Apollo event, which it is not excluded that the same business is behind. Why should I pay 10€ to enter an event that is not thematic while giving this impression, does not have a guest DJ, does not have a performance or happening, does not have special decoration? Maybe because it is marketed as an Apollo event only? As a space, the design and aesthetics are remarkable as is the sound. It seemed clean and relatively well-maintained to me. However, the staff in terms of appearance and behavior is not suitable for LGBTQ events.
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Last updated on 12 August 2026