The reception area had a trendy style and décor. We stayed in a 3‑bedroom, 2‑bathroom suite that was huge, with a lounge, dining area, and a kitchen that could turn it into an apartment. Breakfast was decent but limited, served in the café across the street. The hotel sits in a quiet new residential zone, a bridge from the city by the sea; walking to the city is possible, but taxis are cheaper and easier. The staff were super friendly and helpful, and we enjoyed chatting with them. The only drawback was that the area feels deserted, with few guests and locals in the new but rundown apartment blocks on the peninsula, plus an abandoned mega‑building across the street. There’s one nice convenience store and a couple of restaurants still open, but most others went bankrupt, probably during COVID. Hopefully tourists return and the place becomes lively. We didn’t use the indoor pool, which looked a bit dark.
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