We booked our stay from 2nd until the 5th of July as a budget friendly option with all meals included. All was great , beyond our expectations from the start until the end. Our shuttle arrived earlier and the reception staff was really friendly, and helped us to find the suitable rooms as we were travelling with our parents. All rooms have air conditioning and TV. The hotel is not too big, and is not overcrowded, we didn't have issues finding a table for dining. The catering staff are very hardworking, polite and friendly. Breakfast was varied. Lunch and dinner was ok, not with a lot of options, but it would include meat, potatoes, pasta and sauces, and salads. For the price was definitely worth the money, as during our stay we ate only at the hotel. From alcohol, wine and beer at the bar was served. Overall we had a positive impression of the hotel, which was very close to the beach.
The positive - friendly and professional staff, the location is quite nice, close to both the center and the beach. Breakfast at the restaurant had good variety.
The negative - room had only 1 power outlet, very irritating. No drying rack on the balcony or any tools given to dry clothes and towels - we improvised with hangers. The parking price - 12 euro/day is absolutely ridiculous. Next to it there is a parking which offers for 10euro/day (still terrible but not as much)
"Not great, not terrible."
A simple hotel, with basic services. It's clean though, and the staff is friendly. Location is great, in the heart of the fun, but in a quiet corner.
I arrived after a terrible experience in another hotel(balaton).
The hotel il very clean, and the workers are cheerful and polite towards people.
Food is fine.
They don't have a pool but you can use the one of the neighbors for free but if you want umbrella and chairs you have to pay.
The only negative aspect is the shower in bath of the room.
I would come again to stay in this hotel for sure!
Recommended for families
While it does have an excellent location and offers reasonable prices, I must emphasize some concerns during our stay.
Upon arrival, there was a booking issue regarding a child that was not accurate. The reception staff's response was somewhat dismissive, which wasn't the most professional approach. Additionally, there was tension between the receptionists, which was not reassuring.
Furthermore, the lack of an elevator on the 4th floor was a minor inconvenience. Despite asking politely, the response was somewhat brusque, which was surprising given my respectful demeanor.
The room itself was as expected for the price, but the requirement to keep the key card in for electricity seemed outdated. There were also concerns about hygiene, with stains on the mattress and a safe box with no key.
The communication regarding meals was inconsistent and came across as unfriendly. It would have been helpful to have clear information about meal options.
In summary, the hotel's location and pricing are commendable, but the overall experience was marred by unprofessional staff, cleanliness issues, and a lack of amenities. Please consider these points to improve the guest experience.
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