AnnaBeker
Google
We stayed at the Royal Princess Hotel for two nights in October.|The view from our room was absolutely stunning — the sea and sunsets were incredible. However, the room itself felt quite old, with furniture that hasn’t been updated for many years. The sofa even had visible holes, which is disappointing for a five-star hotel.||The pools at the Royal Princess were cold, so swimming there wasn’t really enjoyable.|However, we could use the facilities at all hotels within the Royal Resort complex, and the Royal Blue Hotel had a lovely heated outdoor pool and a warm indoor spa pool — that was a big plus.||Dinner quality was inconsistent: the first night’s meal was dry and tasteless, while the second evening’s grill night was completely different — delicious food, fresh seafood, and a great atmosphere.||The spa area was excellent — very clean and relaxing, with a good steam room, sauna, and a small tea and water corner to unwind.|Staff were polite and helpful, but the hotel overall needs renovation and better food consistency.||Prices are quite high — both for rooms and restaurants — but if you take a walk along the beautiful coastal path, you’ll reach a small seaside town where the prices are much more reasonable and food is excellent.||There are many hotels in this area with equally beautiful sea views, so it’s worth choosing one of the more affordable Royal properties and simply enjoying dinner elsewhere — you’ll likely have the same experience for a much better price.