gloria grosso
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We spent four days at this property, which, unfortunately, does not live up to the expectations set by its online photos and promotional materials—especially considering the excessively high prices for the level of service and facilities provided.
The rooms are a bit dated, with furnishings that differ from those shown online. For example, the sun loungers are simple white-and-blue plastic ones, more “public pool” than “5-star spa resort.” The bathrooms lack basic amenities such as toiletries kits and slippers. Housekeeping is done only once, and if you don’t leave the room at the scheduled time, it won’t be cleaned at all.
On the positive side, breakfast is abundant and delicious. However, the restaurant area, like the rooms, looks far less refined than the photos suggest, with cheap-looking furniture such as plastic chairs and tables, floral table runners of questionable taste, and plastic light fixtures in bright blue and cold white tones.
If you plan to play tennis, bring your own rackets and balls—the ones provided are in poor condition and difficult to use. The gym shower has a broken showerhead.
The highlight is undoubtedly the property’s enviable location facing the sunset, making it perfect for enjoying the last rays of the day. Sadly, despite the stunning setting, the overall structure and services are far from 5-star quality—unlike the prices, which certainly are.