The hotel itself it’s not that bad,but is very dirty.The rooms are very dark and you can’t see good in the bathrooms.The staff is welcoming but the cleaning staff doesn’t do a great job at all (there were dusty bugs).There are 5 floors and only one elevator which is very slow.The food is basic and there aren’t a lot of options.There is Lidl 5 mins from the hotel which is great.The beach isn’t that close so you need to walk but for a stroll is really nice.
Cheap and cheery… corridors and rooms are dark and dated, breakfast was basic. The staff experience was mixed. One lady was too lazy to get out and open parking for us, guys were ok.
The best feature was the mineral water pool that was open off season and allowed children. Massage was good 👍 There is also a physio clinic here so loads of elderly and sportspeople visiting.
My review is for the pool offering,
not the hotel. In simple words, just avoid it - bad dressing room, bad conditions, bad service. Just not woth it.
We had to spend whole 2 days in this house of terrors. I am not even sure, how to express my disgust and disappointment. The hygiene in the rooms and especially in the bathrooms was terrible. One of the towels we had was dirty with some brown spot on it. The food was more than awful. Most of it was spoiled, and the rest of it was very bad cooked. There is a horrific smell in the whole hotel, which makes the experience even worst. The inside pool was dirty, and the water was some kind of muddy and stinks. Very disappointing! Don't ever try this horrible hotel! It does not deserves the 4 stars at all. I have never been in such a bad hotel before.
Well, it's officially a four-star hotel, which is probably due to the fact that it has a restaurant, a lobby bar, conference hall, outdoor and indoor swimming pools and Spa, including a fitness center and sauna as well as medical services. However, the rooms and most of the equipment is old and you can see, smell and feel it... Also, in my case the hotel was full of retired people (which is okay), who were here for treatments - but I, who was on a "normal" holiday. Well, that doesn't fit together. The all-inclusive offer was nothing for me and was rather dissapointed for booking dinner in addition to the breakfast. I know, it's a little subjective, but this is my subjective review. And not to forget, one elevator for that big hotel is a mess.
The best is the location itself, because you are nearby the monastery and the beach is about 400 meters away.
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