jacknick
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The Palzzo is a fantastic hotel.||The room was very comfortable, with everything we needed for a two-week stay. The bed and bathroom were fine. The curtains made it nice and dark so we always got a great sleep. The safe didn't seem to always work using code numbers, so the staff gave us a key, which ensured that it always worked fine. I needed boiling water for a particular kind of eye-bath thing, so the staff gave us a kettle, too. ||At all times, the staff, both out front and in the bar and dining areas, always went the extra mile to ensure that we had a great stay. They were always friendly, helpful, smart and professional.||We had breakfast all-in, an extensive and tasty buffet spread, which was always fresh, and set us up for the day.||The pool and jacuzzi areas were fine, with plenty of room, most of the time, and enough sunbeds and umbrellas.||The hotel is in a great location, at the end of the peninsula, and the walk into the town and to the beaches was never very far.||The hotel bar area is nice, though deserted much of the time. This may have been because of the time of year. It was still great to sit on the terrace, or have a drink in the hotel's comfortable lobby.||The only thing I didn't like about the hotel was the music. It was loud to the point of intrusive, sometimes, and drove us away from the outside terrace once or twice. It was also played at breakfast. I mean, we were mostly people old enough to remember it and not particuarly like it. It wouldn't matter if people were actually listening to it, but NOBODY there was listening to the same loops of terrible 80s and 90s hits - really. I think it's a sort of lazy way to do music; by all means put on some music if people want it, but just playing the same playlists all the time suggested that even the people putting on the music weren't all that interested in it. However, this didn't spoil our stay, of course.