Lupo Libero Hotel Spa

The hotel is located in the old town, close to a shopping center and pedestrian streets. The only beach nearby was a paid one, and we had to shell out 800 lira per person. I didn't like the hotel itself – there were noisy groups, shouting, and the soundproofing was poor. Plus, there are no balconies, and the plates were chipped. The gym wasn't too bad though.

Overall, I liked the hotel. However, it definitely needs a renovation or at least a deep clean, especially the bathroom. The biggest issue was that the shower drain was completely blocked; the water would just stand and overflow. Standing in water while showering was very unpleasant. The rooms are small, and it felt cramped for two people. We had a tiny window looking out onto a wall, but it didn't bother us much since we only came back to sleep. The location is excellent, and that's the hotel's main advantage. The staff are responsive. Breakfasts are modest, but what was actually edible included boiled eggs, cucumbers, tomatoes, and two types of cheese. That was enough for us.

Stayed with a family of 4, overall good. The breakfast buffet was excellent. The shower and toiletries were of good quality. There's absolutely no soundproofing, but the staff was friendly.

We stayed in January and had a wonderful experience. The hotel's location is excellent; we walked everywhere in the old city and there's a shopping mall nearby. We really enjoyed the breakfasts – everything was fresh and delicious. The staff were very friendly; on our first day, after an overnight flight, they offered us breakfast and let us check in early. The air conditioning in the room worked for heating, so it was nice and warm. The only downside was the high humidity in the room, but we did visit during the rainy season with daily downpours, so that might be why.