The Oasis Hotel - Perivolia
This is host hotel for the family reunion. The Oasis Hotel is located 2.5 kilometers from the center of Chania. It sits in a beautiful grove of palm trees, orange trees and mandarin trees, creating a virtual oasis of tranquillity and relaxation.The original building was built by the Venetians in the 16th century. It was a Pasha's residence during the Ottoman occupation. The building was refurbished and converted into a hotel by the Stratoudakis Family in 1988. 1 of 20A view of the pool and patio looking toward onr of the newer buildings in the background. 2 of 20
Fill that pool! 3 of 20
Take a pose Anna Maria. 4 of 20
A view of the two newer buildings. 5 of 20
The hotel is surrounded by orange and mandarin groves. 6 of 20
A view across the orange groves to the older building on the right and the newer ones on the left. 7 of 20
A view of the two-story unit from the stairs to the upper level. 8 of 20
9 of 20
10 of 20
11 of 20
12 of 20
The units in the newer buildings have balconies that face the pool. 13 of 20
Clean, contemporary bathrooms throughout. 14 of 20
The restaurant is built over an old olive mill and press. Original equipment can be seen. 15 of 20
The restaurant with the olive mill stone on the foreground and press in the back right. 16 of 20
17 of 20
A view of the original olive press that was retained when the restaurant was built around it. 18 of 20
19 of 20
A brochure with details about the hotel's history. 20 of 20
A view of the pool and patio looking toward onr of the newer buildings in the background. 2 of 20
Fill that pool! 3 of 20
Take a pose Anna Maria. 4 of 20
A view of the two newer buildings. 5 of 20
The hotel is surrounded by orange and mandarin groves. 6 of 20
A view across the orange groves to the older building on the right and the newer ones on the left. 7 of 20
A view of the two-story unit from the stairs to the upper level. 8 of 20
9 of 20
10 of 20
11 of 20
12 of 20
The units in the newer buildings have balconies that face the pool. 13 of 20
Clean, contemporary bathrooms throughout. 14 of 20
The restaurant is built over an old olive mill and press. Original equipment can be seen. 15 of 20
The restaurant with the olive mill stone on the foreground and press in the back right. 16 of 20
17 of 20
A view of the original olive press that was retained when the restaurant was built around it. 18 of 20
19 of 20
A brochure with details about the hotel's history. 20 of 20
Rokakis Family of Cleveland
Assorted photos of our family in Crete and Cleveland.Manousos Rokakis in his late years, possibly 1990. He passed away in 1992 at the age of 86. 1 of 17The Kastrinakis Family in Crete. Thea Katina is standing in the center just to the left of Theo Niko. She wrote names of people in the photo, with "ego" (greek for 'me') above her image. 2 of 17
Andy Rokakis and his father Manouso, in 1979. 3 of 17
Manousos Rokakis, center, with two leventes, names unknown, in Crete. 4 of 17
Manousos Rokakis walks his daughter Mary down the aisle, September 13, 1970. 5 of 17
Left to right, Manolis Rokakis, son of John, Manousos Rokakis and unknown man. 6 of 17
George Fanouriakis and his wife Stavroula in San Francisco. 7 of 17
George Petrakis, nephew of Eleni Rokakis and son of Spiro. George lived in Cleveland for a few years during the late 70s. He passed away from cancer in November of 2007. May his memory be eternal. 8 of 17
Giorgos Kastrinakis, the captain! Date of photo is unknown. 9 of 17
Manousos Rokakis' passport photo from 1951. 10 of 17
The four Rokakis girls in Crete. From left to right, mother Eleni, Sophia, Spiridoula, Eftihia up front, Marika and unknown man. 11 of 17
Maternal grandparents in Agia, Evanthia and Antonis Petrakis, around 1965. 12 of 17
Eleni Rokakis, with three Rokakis siblings Evangelia Gonakis, Katina Kastrinakis, and Manousos Rokakis. Thea Katina is holding Aspasia (Beth) Savas, Manouso and Eleni's granddaughter. 13 of 17
Front row: The three Rokakis brothers Andy, Alex and Jim. Back row: Cousin Manolis Kastrinakis, Mary Rokakis Savas and Eleni Rokakis holding Beth Savas. 14 of 17
15 of 17
Uncle Ilias Petrakis, brother of Helen Rokakis 16 of 17
Stellios Rokakis, son of Alex, at 88 years of age. May his memory be eternal. 17 of 17
The Kastrinakis Family in Crete. Thea Katina is standing in the center just to the left of Theo Niko. She wrote names of people in the photo, with "ego" (greek for 'me') above her image. 2 of 17
Andy Rokakis and his father Manouso, in 1979. 3 of 17
Manousos Rokakis, center, with two leventes, names unknown, in Crete. 4 of 17
Manousos Rokakis walks his daughter Mary down the aisle, September 13, 1970. 5 of 17
Left to right, Manolis Rokakis, son of John, Manousos Rokakis and unknown man. 6 of 17
George Fanouriakis and his wife Stavroula in San Francisco. 7 of 17
George Petrakis, nephew of Eleni Rokakis and son of Spiro. George lived in Cleveland for a few years during the late 70s. He passed away from cancer in November of 2007. May his memory be eternal. 8 of 17
Giorgos Kastrinakis, the captain! Date of photo is unknown. 9 of 17
Manousos Rokakis' passport photo from 1951. 10 of 17
The four Rokakis girls in Crete. From left to right, mother Eleni, Sophia, Spiridoula, Eftihia up front, Marika and unknown man. 11 of 17
Maternal grandparents in Agia, Evanthia and Antonis Petrakis, around 1965. 12 of 17
Eleni Rokakis, with three Rokakis siblings Evangelia Gonakis, Katina Kastrinakis, and Manousos Rokakis. Thea Katina is holding Aspasia (Beth) Savas, Manouso and Eleni's granddaughter. 13 of 17
Front row: The three Rokakis brothers Andy, Alex and Jim. Back row: Cousin Manolis Kastrinakis, Mary Rokakis Savas and Eleni Rokakis holding Beth Savas. 14 of 17
15 of 17
Uncle Ilias Petrakis, brother of Helen Rokakis 16 of 17
Stellios Rokakis, son of Alex, at 88 years of age. May his memory be eternal. 17 of 17
