The hotel’s location was great – the beach is right next to the property. The resort isn’t huge, but in September it wasn’t crowded. The staff were quick and attentive, especially in the restaurant where empty dishes were cleared promptly. I found the food a bit monotonous; breakfast was the same every day for the eight days I stayed. Lunch offered rice, pasta, and mashed potatoes that tasted like a mix of boxed and homemade mash. Dinner had a slightly larger selection and occasionally featured something special, like tuna one night and lamb another. After eight days, the meals felt dull with the same salads and fruits, but I never felt hungry. Water, coffee, and tea were always available, and there was a small snack between breakfast and lunch that I liked. The room’s shower and toilet area was very small; after showering, everything was practically underwater. The room was cleaned daily and towels were changed regularly, but a closer look revealed some grime, especially in the shower area – if you’re picky, you’ll notice. The music at the hotel was very dull; daytime had music but evenings were just a DJ playing the same 90s songs. I’d have preferred something more modern and varied. On the day of departure, I was already exhausted and just wanted to go home. The hotel was quiet in the evenings, yet they kept pushing massages. The sauna was only open from 12 to 14, and other times massages were offered, making it feel like the sauna wasn’t really for guests. The hamam had no real heat or steam, and we found it quite uncomfortable.
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