Дуже гарний готель з окремою власною територією A very nice hotel with its own separate territory

I will add a little positive about the hotel. The hotel itself is very nice, it differs from the hotels nearby in that it has its own well-kept territory. Yes, there are nuances in the rooms, we had a broken handle in the shower door, a torn rope for drying clothes, also a strange broken, but working lock at the entrance to the room, and when we arrived - there were no power cells in the air conditioner remote control. But these issues are resolved with the administration.
The food at the hotel was always delicious, varied, 5-6 types of salads, a lot of pickles, tomatoes, various stews, fresh vegetables and fruits. Soups are always delicious, fish, meat - so the choice is large. In the morning, European coffee is quite normal (in general, in Montenegro and Albania, they drink sour and very bitter coffee, it will be like that everywhere).
The hotel has sunbeds! ! You will need to find the El Sabor bar on the beach and the hotel's sunbeds there. In general, the administrators are quite English-speaking, or you can use Google translator for understanding.

The sea is warm, in July the temperature was up to 42° during the day, at night it dropped to 29-31, so July is not recommended for vacation, May or September is better.
There are small jellyfish in the sea, big jellyfish a little further away, and some very biting worms lived near the beach. So, unfortunately, they were bitten everywhere + the water is very salty, if you have sores - it will sting.
And there will be mornings, because there are an incredible number of mosquitoes there. Be sure to take more mosquito repellent with you.
There is also a long street with shops, bazaars, and supermarkets right next to the hotel, so buying something is not a problem at all.
The peak time is when everyone walks, goes to shops and restaurants - after 8 p. m. when it's not so hot.
At the beginning of the vacation, there were 2-3 Ukrainians in the hotel besides us, but after a few days, half of the hotel was made up of Ukrainians.
They say that Albania does not issue visas to Muscovites, so while relaxing on the beach you will be surrounded by Poles, Germans, French, Roma, other peoples friendly to us, no Muscovites!
In general, I liked the rest. Hotel 4 out of 5 only because they don't want to fix some common knobs/doors.