A tiny seaside hotel with mountains nearby; the pool is warm, small, and clean. If you’re looking for solitude by the sea, it’s a solid choice. The rooms are cave‑styled, lacking robes, kettles, and a fridge. The shower is cold, mosquitoes come through the vents, and the beach loungers are infested with insects. The hotel sits in a village, and getting there proved troublesome. There are no restaurants or cafés around, only a few small shops where you can buy beer and water, but no fruit. Breakfast consists of portioned eggs and sausages.
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