The hotel’s green, cozy grounds are lovely, and the beach area is great—just a 5‑minute walk on a pleasant, shaded path, with a shuttle for those who don’t want to walk. Animators run darts, bocce, beach volleyball, and yoga; the beach spots never get taken, so arriving at 10 am always finds a place. The kids ate ice cream, and the reception bar serves tasty coffee. We stayed in the building on the road to the beach, in a 3‑room local suite. The rooms have been updated: one 2‑bedroom bed, one single bed, and a futon. The restaurant food is bland and will get boring after a week, but we never left hungry; there were three kinds of pasta at dinner—standard but tasty. The only meat was chicken; once they grilled meat, we think it was soy. The worst moment was early July (our stay from 24.06 to 03.07) when they quietly replaced a full single bed with a low futon (a fold‑out frame with a mattress) that adults can’t lie on. They also started removing the futon‑sofa, which made the room lose its wallpaper and feel uncomfortable.
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