Gästanvändare
14 januari 2025
We were there last year. It was our first time in a 3-star hotel, so I don't really have anything to compare it to, but when we entered the hotel and then the room, the kids thought it was a joke and that we wouldn't be sleeping there. We're not picky, but the family room was a joke. It was separated only by a low wall, with a gap at the top, probably to allow cold air to flow from the AC, but in practice, it was cold only on one half of the room, while the other half was always stuffy. After a while, I asked my wife if it looked like the pictures when we booked, and we checked the website. It turned out that the photos were taken in a newer building with a small number of rooms, and those who didn’t get one of the newer rooms ended up sleeping in rooms probably from the 1950s? There was one bar, one bartender, and around 200 people, so you can imagine what that was like. No one cleaned around the hotel during the day, the bins were full, and trash was spilling out of them (the poor bartender sometimes, if he had a moment, would go outside and change the bags). As for the Wi-Fi, at least in our room, there was no chance. It wasn't even about the Wi-Fi; the phone signal at the whole hotel was minimal. You had to search near the reception or the pool for an internet connection, so if you wanted to check something on your phone in the evening in bed, forget it. The entertainment was practically non-existent—during 7 nights, there was something only 3 times in the evening, half of the guests didn’t want to watch it coz it wasnt entertaining at all. The walk to the main street took about 5-10 minutes, but it was a pretty steep descent (and then uphill on the way back). The staff was generally okay, except for the reception. The food, for a 3-star hotel, wasn’t bad. Apart from that, I didn’t see any other positive aspects of this hotel.
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