C.H. P.
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We had an overall pleasant stay at the hotel, but several issues left us disappointed — especially given the expectations created by the hotel’s own description and presentation.
When we booked, we specifically requested a double bed and a baby cot, as we were traveling with our three-month-old baby. Upon arrival, well past midnight, we found two separate single beds and no baby cot in the room. We could live with the separate mattresses — that was inconvenient but manageable — however, the missing baby cot was completely unacceptable, especially since the hotel had explicitly promised and confirmed both before our arrival. It goes without saying that it is unsafe and dangerous for a baby to sleep anywhere other than in a proper cot, and we found it deeply concerning that this had been overlooked.
We immediately informed reception, but were told that “room service was no longer available” and that nothing could be done — except offering us extra towels (for what reason, we still don’t know). Only later did someone unexpectedly knock on our door with a cot they had “managed to find.” While we were relieved, it was alarming that the hotel was initially prepared to leave a baby without a proper place to sleep — something known to increase the risk of sudden infant death syndrome.
The restaurant experience was another disappointment. Several dishes on the menu were unavailable — including the octopus and the bone marrow tartare, which are heavily featured with photos across the hotel’s website and menu. Staff never once checked if we wanted another drink or if everything was to our liking. That lack of attentiveness really detracted from what could have been a lovely dinner.
On a brighter note, the hotel itself looks beautiful — both the reception area and the rooms are stylish and well-maintained. However, the air conditioning system is not a true air conditioner and doesn’t cool the room effectively. Since we stayed in September, this wasn’t a major issue, but we would definitely not consider returning during the high season, when proper cooling would be essential.
The breakfast was excellent — varied, fresh, and beautifully presented. It truly stood out as a highlight of our stay. Unfortunately, the hotel’s description of being “on the beach” turned out to be misleading. There is no real beach — just some sand spread over a plastic sheet, which was even visible in places. This kind of advertising feels deceptive, especially for guests who choose the hotel for its supposed beachfront location.
Finally, after our stay, we received a WhatsApp message from the hotel asking us to “please rate them a 10.” We found this quite inappropriate — feedback should be earned, not requested.
All in all, we look back on a stay that had potential but fell short in key areas: service, communication, and honest representation of the facilities. Fortunately, the outstanding