“Project met veel kansen, geen resort”
We booked an apartment, which was fine for traveling with kids. Everything you’d expect from a resort was basically there, but it was all quite neglected and far from well‑maintained. The pool was heavily aged, with green algae, dirty leaves, broken borders, and the little bridges were clearly worn. A clear sign of the resort’s condition was the boat by the pool, full of junk. It felt like something beautiful had once been built, but maintenance stopped. At arrival we were given a tidy tour. During that first walk I noticed dead poles on the terrace; the front desk staff said nothing. I thought, we’ve had a long journey and with two young kids we just want to settle in, so I let it be. After unpacking, I went outside and saw many dead poles on the terrace again. No broom was available, so I asked the front desk for one; they brought it and I cleaned the terrace myself. When we re‑entered, the dead poles reappeared. I sent a message to the staff; he said he would deal with it. We went to the beach, and when we returned, the terrace was again full of dead poles. Soon it became clear why: they had sprayed poison. That’s obviously not a solution, especially on a terrace where you’re staying with a baby and young kids. I messaged the staff again and also contacted Cilento. The front desk staff responded quite indignantly. I explained that this is a problem that Cilento, as owner/manager, must resolve.
Jeroen·Месяц назад