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Rooms:
7.0
Service:
9.0
Cleanliness:
9.0
Food:
9.0
Amenities:
8.0
The hotel was recommended by a travel agent. Check-in went quickly. They took copies of passports, the hotel must provide them somewhere, as was discussed during the transfer (airport-hotel).
The hotel area is standard (Main building + three-story cottages). Don't expect an olive grove. Perhaps it was once in this place, but for the construction of the hotel the grove was removed, leaving several trees that are more than 400 years old. Internet throughout the hotel (poor reception only around the perimeter closer to the edge of the hotel territory). Entertainment includes a mini disco for children daily from 20:00 to 20:30, water polo in the pool. Once there was water aerobics.
There were four of us traveling, so we got a two-story room. On the first tier there were two ottomans, a TV, a bathroom, a wardrobe, a balcony, and a TV. Speaking of TV, out of several channels one was in Russian, so it was not turned on for all 10 days.
On the second tier there is a double bed, a dressing table with a mirror, a balcony, a refrigerator (there is no minibar, it was carried with the dining room). An electric kettle was provided upon request.
The food is up to standard, the food is varied, meat and meat dishes are labeled in four languages, there is no Russian, but there are pictures, so you can distinguish pork from beef even without knowledge of languages. The staff is polite and friendly. For drinks, there are two coffee machines and three soft drink machines. The pool bar has alcohol for every taste.
The beach was disappointing - it was a narrow rocky strip completely lined with sun loungers. There were four, in some places five, rows of sun loungers from the edge of the beach to the water. Renting two sun loungers with an umbrella costs 14 euros per day for hotel guests and 20 euros for everyone else. But the water is surprisingly pleasant, cool, invigorating and clear.
The main contingent of hotel guests are residents of the Balkan Peninsula.
From the post-Soviet space there was only one family from Ukraine and we from Kazakhstan.
Overall I liked the holiday. There's not much to see other than old buildings.
The hotel area is standard (Main building + three-story cottages). Don't expect an olive grove. Perhaps it was once in this place, but for the construction of the hotel the grove was removed, leaving several trees that are more than 400 years old. Internet throughout the hotel (poor reception only around the perimeter closer to the edge of the hotel territory). Entertainment includes a mini disco for children daily from 20:00 to 20:30, water polo in the pool. Once there was water aerobics.
There were four of us traveling, so we got a two-story room. On the first tier there were two ottomans, a TV, a bathroom, a wardrobe, a balcony, and a TV. Speaking of TV, out of several channels one was in Russian, so it was not turned on for all 10 days.
On the second tier there is a double bed, a dressing table with a mirror, a balcony, a refrigerator (there is no minibar, it was carried with the dining room). An electric kettle was provided upon request.
The food is up to standard, the food is varied, meat and meat dishes are labeled in four languages, there is no Russian, but there are pictures, so you can distinguish pork from beef even without knowledge of languages. The staff is polite and friendly. For drinks, there are two coffee machines and three soft drink machines. The pool bar has alcohol for every taste.
The beach was disappointing - it was a narrow rocky strip completely lined with sun loungers. There were four, in some places five, rows of sun loungers from the edge of the beach to the water. Renting two sun loungers with an umbrella costs 14 euros per day for hotel guests and 20 euros for everyone else. But the water is surprisingly pleasant, cool, invigorating and clear.
The main contingent of hotel guests are residents of the Balkan Peninsula.
From the post-Soviet space there was only one family from Ukraine and we from Kazakhstan.
Overall I liked the holiday. There's not much to see other than old buildings.
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