Adam K
Google
First, some positives: location is ideal. Heart of the charming old district, close to great coffee, restaurants, pastries, and beach. Staff were friendly and helpful. Pools were fine.||Negatives: rooms are overdue for an update. Various stuff was broken: railing on steps by entrance had fallen off the wall; the coffeemaker in the cafeteria was out of order for the first couple of days; and the overhead lights in both of our rooms turned on randomly by themselves including in the middle of the night. The TVs are also quite old and don't have any apps/streaming capability. I tried to find an HDMI cable to connect an iPad but none was available. And the air conditioners are quite loud. The flooring material was a weird fake wood and rather slippery.||While it was nice that the stay came with a free breakfast, it was at best "functional", somewhat industrial baked goods, hard-boiled eggs, raisin bran, rice krispies. Given the phenomenal breakfast and pastry options nearby at places like Moondog Cafe and La Grignote, we didn't get much value out of the free breakfast.| |In short, this would be a perfectly fine value for $500/night or less, but for nearly $1,500/night, you'd hope for something in better shape and with superior amenities, even during a peak vacation week. We had booked somewhere else that unilaterally cancelled on us at the last minute, so we were stuck with this as the only place with availability a few days before we were scheduled to arrive.