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30 m² · 1 queen bed · Para 2 personas · Suite
The Seafront Suite with Private Heated Pool offers exceptional comfort, a spacious layout, and stunning mountain views. Standout features include a private heated pool, kitchenette, and minibar, providing guests with a highly convenient and luxurious stay.
Camas 8.7/10 · 28 huéspedes las mencionan
30 m² · 1 queen bed · Para 2 personas · Suite
She features a spacious private pool, a highly rated queen bed, and a well-equipped kitchenette with a coffee machine. The suite boasts a private bathroom, mountain view, and a large patio, offering a serene retreat for couples.
Camas 8.7/10 · 28 huéspedes las mencionan
“Exceptionnel et magnifique en tout points”
The staff welcomed us warmly and were really kind even though we arrived at 22:30, and we managed to eat because the restaurant stays open until midnight and serves tasty dishes. The next morning felt like waking up in paradise, with breakfast even deliverable to the room, and our room offered a stunning private pool view. The beach is just a one‑minute walk away, quiet and peaceful, and a lounge chair is reserved for us with the room. It’s that simple – we’ll be back next year.
“Don't come here if you value the beach; come if you only want a private pool.”
I have no idea how this place ended up in the Michelin Guide. it has some great features and some terrible features. What did I like? 1. The cleaning staff is very nice, especially Kyria Maria. 2. The room itself is small, but very nice. It is clean and has nice features. 3. The air conditioning works well. 4. The view is fantastic (especially at night with a full moon). 5. The automatic dark curtains are a very nice touch. 6. The private pool is small, but very nice. What didn't I like? Hmm, let's see: 1. This is not a hotel, just four suites. There is no reception, and no on-site staff. The remote staff tries to communicate via WhatsApp, but they often do not respond to messages. And when asked why they didn't respond, they act surprised by the fact that I expected a response. I have no clue what would happen if we needed some help in the middle of the night. 2. Since there is no on-site staff, there is nobody to help with the luggage. And even when someone came by to give us the key or pick up the key, they never offered help with the luggage. They were content letting us carry our luggage ourselves. 3. The walk to the beach is long and treacherous. 4. There is a shortcut to the beach directly from the suite. However, to use that shortcut you have to: (i) jump into the private pool; (ii) climb three steps that are in the water; (iii) with your wet slippery feet, jump from the top step (still inside the private pool) over the slanted ledge at the edge of the pool, over a small moat (for the overflowing water), and onto a marble path. And of course marble is very slippery, especially when your feet have just come out from the pool seconds ago. I have included photos of this crazy setup below. This is simply a recipe for disaster. We did not attempt this acrobatic feat, because we didn't want to have an accident. But there's bound to be an accident eventually, and then the property will be in hot water with a lawsuit. Why? Because not only do they provide this crazy setup, but they actually encourage their guests to do this crazy maneuver! What makes this even more insane is that there is a simple fix for this: Just add a wide plank that goes from the platform of the private pool over the edge and the moat all the way to the marble path. The guests can pull the plan in when they don't need it, and they can put it in place when they want to go to the beach
The location is perfect: far enough for quiet yet close enough to enjoy the airport and other local attractions. In the morning the sun hits the balcony and pool so hard that we couldn’t eat there, so we dined at a nearby hotel and didn’t enjoy the meal.
There’s room for improvement, especially when it comes to the breakfast.
A great spot—quiet, beautiful, with excellent service and a splendid vibe, plus an infinity pool.
“Exceptionnel et magnifique en tout points”
The staff welcomed us warmly and were really kind even though we arrived at 22:30, and we managed to eat because the restaurant stays open until midnight and serves tasty dishes. The next morning felt like waking up in paradise, with breakfast even deliverable to the room, and our room offered a stunning private pool view. The beach is just a one‑minute walk away, quiet and peaceful, and a lounge chair is reserved for us with the room. It’s that simple – we’ll be back next year.
There’s room for improvement, especially when it comes to the breakfast.
“Don't come here if you value the beach; come if you only want a private pool.”
I have no idea how this place ended up in the Michelin Guide. it has some great features and some terrible features. What did I like? 1. The cleaning staff is very nice, especially Kyria Maria. 2. The room itself is small, but very nice. It is clean and has nice features. 3. The air conditioning works well. 4. The view is fantastic (especially at night with a full moon). 5. The automatic dark curtains are a very nice touch. 6. The private pool is small, but very nice. What didn't I like? Hmm, let's see: 1. This is not a hotel, just four suites. There is no reception, and no on-site staff. The remote staff tries to communicate via WhatsApp, but they often do not respond to messages. And when asked why they didn't respond, they act surprised by the fact that I expected a response. I have no clue what would happen if we needed some help in the middle of the night. 2. Since there is no on-site staff, there is nobody to help with the luggage. And even when someone came by to give us the key or pick up the key, they never offered help with the luggage. They were content letting us carry our luggage ourselves. 3. The walk to the beach is long and treacherous. 4. There is a shortcut to the beach directly from the suite. However, to use that shortcut you have to: (i) jump into the private pool; (ii) climb three steps that are in the water; (iii) with your wet slippery feet, jump from the top step (still inside the private pool) over the slanted ledge at the edge of the pool, over a small moat (for the overflowing water), and onto a marble path. And of course marble is very slippery, especially when your feet have just come out from the pool seconds ago. I have included photos of this crazy setup below. This is simply a recipe for disaster. We did not attempt this acrobatic feat, because we didn't want to have an accident. But there's bound to be an accident eventually, and then the property will be in hot water with a lawsuit. Why? Because not only do they provide this crazy setup, but they actually encourage their guests to do this crazy maneuver! What makes this even more insane is that there is a simple fix for this: Just add a wide plank that goes from the platform of the private pool over the edge and the moat all the way to the marble path. The guests can pull the plan in when they don't need it, and they can put it in place when they want to go to the beach
A great spot—quiet, beautiful, with excellent service and a splendid vibe, plus an infinity pool.
The location is perfect: far enough for quiet yet close enough to enjoy the airport and other local attractions. In the morning the sun hits the balcony and pool so hard that we couldn’t eat there, so we dined at a nearby hotel and didn’t enjoy the meal.
