“Chalets are great for a family break. The resort is di from an event point of view.”
The Chalets are tidy, comfortable, and pleasant. However, their location and the travel time to the Arena are inconvenient for the event we attended. During the journey from the Chalets, an attempted hijacking occurred, raising concerns about overall safety at the resort. If you’re planning a relaxing weekend and not attending Arena events—especially when multiple sessions require commuting between the Arena and the Chalets—the Chalets remain a solid choice. The Chalets’ rating should be considered separately from the resort’s overall rating and the Arena’s performance. The distance and travel from the Chalets to the Arena are not ideal. The biggest let‑down is the rest of the facilities and the Arena venue itself. The Arena had numerous broken tiles scattered from the entrance to the back rooms, which were used as holding areas for children; this poses a serious injury risk. The Arena bathrooms were dirty, toilets leaked, and equipment malfunctioned. The food served at the Arena was sub‑standard, with no regard for cultural or religious diversity. Audience chairs were filthy. After a long wait at Capello’s, we received rotten halloumi and cold malva pudding, which was offered as a substitute for chocolate lava cake without any discussion. The restaurants could not handle the weekend crowd, and many fast‑food venues were closed for renovation. It became clear that dining outside the resort offered better value and quality than eating on-site.
KevinIl y a 3 semaines