Stayed at the hotel with my grandmother (80 years old). The hotel itself is clean and freshly renovated. And this, perhaps, is its only plus. The rest is a solid negative: the hotel is located on the second coastline, 250 meters from the beach, but we had to walk along a broken asphalt road, so by the time we reached the hotel, the suitcase had practically collapsed; sun loungers on the beach are paid, the price is around 15-20 euros; the room had very high and hard pillows, had to sleep on a folded blanket.
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Stayed at the hotel with my grandmother (80 years old). The hotel itself is clean and freshly renovated. And this, perhaps, is its only plus.
The rest is a solid negative: the hotel is located on the second coastline, 250 meters from the beach, but we had to walk along a broken asphalt road, so by the time we reached the hotel, the suitcase had practically collapsed; sun loungers on the beach are paid, the price is around 15-20 euros; the room had very high and hard pillows, had to sleep on a folded blanket. But it's still tolerable. Separately, I would like to note the quality of food and staff. For the first three days, my stomach ached from eating so much that I had to lie down in my room. When my grandmother also became ill, I decided to ask other visitors how their body reacts to food. Some answered that the same as ours. During this conversation, we were heard by a woman who cleans the tables and publicly scolded me, how dare I breed panic. The next day, after a 3-day battle, the food became varied and fresh, but all the staff showed their displeasure with all their appearance. Although the menu had no sweets at all, only ice cream at 4 pm. Also, there was a problem with drinking water, they didn’t give more than 2 glasses, it’s even ridiculous.
The rest is a solid negative: the hotel is located on the second coastline, 250 meters from the beach, but we had to walk along a broken asphalt road, so by the time we reached the hotel, the suitcase had practically collapsed; sun loungers on the beach are paid, the price is around 15-20 euros; the room had very high and hard pillows, had to sleep on a folded blanket. But it's still tolerable. Separately, I would like to note the quality of food and staff. For the first three days, my stomach ached from eating so much that I had to lie down in my room. When my grandmother also became ill, I decided to ask other visitors how their body reacts to food. Some answered that the same as ours. During this conversation, we were heard by a woman who cleans the tables and publicly scolded me, how dare I breed panic. The next day, after a 3-day battle, the food became varied and fresh, but all the staff showed their displeasure with all their appearance. Although the menu had no sweets at all, only ice cream at 4 pm. Also, there was a problem with drinking water, they didn’t give more than 2 glasses, it’s even ridiculous.
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