Unfriendly people.
I book a room with sea view and they give us road view.
Very nice place, with swimming pool , clean, personal very friendly and also pet friendly.
The food satisfies any test, All food served was fresh, good quality and the range can cover anyone test.
Very close with the beach, and closed with main attraction of the place. Real value for money, definitely I will come again next summer.
I highly recommend.
the food at breakfast was good, everything excellent, the accommodation good, but there are a few exceptions. the pool had dead insects (flies, wasps, etc.), meaning drowned + the pool was not cleaned well on the bottom + that every day there were leaves in the water and the lifeguard or whoever took care of the pool would rather take them than take them. in conclusion, the pool has dirt in it (I do not recommend the pool) and secondly the cards for entering the room have stopped working, I went to the reception 3 times a day because the card was no longer working. they gave us others, we were able to enter the room, but we still had to wait for what didn't seem ok enough
The hotel overall is okay like a 3 star hotel but mostly is poorly maintained. Not only the rooms but especially the bathrooms. They have nice view to the outside pool but furniture are cheap and the food of all inclusive was not so great but it's okay maybe for the season and that price. The staff is very nice and helpful 👍
Most appalling food. Half the time the meat was raw, the vegetables over cooked. The rooms not very clean, had to wipe everything down (disenfect). Sheets on the bed didn't fit, pillows lumpy. All inclusive didn't include tea and coffee throughout the day. Staff were however friendly.
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