“в целом все хорошо”
The location is stunning, surrounded by greenery and never crowded, so it feels very private; the pools are gorgeous and the rooms are spacious, ours even had a terrace on the second floor, but the king‑size bed was actually two joined mattresses, which made sleeping uncomfortable. The breakfast was a disappointment – the first time I’ve seen such a sparse, monotonous spread at a five‑star hotel, despite the property having its own farm and gardens there were no fresh greens, only tomatoes and bland olives, a watery scrambled egg, two kinds of ham, some sausage, one type of cheese and a lot of bread and rolls, leaving very little healthy choice for anyone watching their figure. Watermelon and melon were taken away quickly and the staff often forgot to refill the fruit trays (no berries at all, I once saw two raspberries left and nobody replenished them). Dinner was also underwhelming; although the hotel is Michelin‑rated, the food was far less enjoyable than what we had at the nearby Airelles, which is also Michelin‑starred. The reception looks a bit dated and could use a renovation, appearing modest compared with other locations.
EvgeniyaIl y a un mois