- A good hotel, a good location, good staff at the reception, but not all restaurant staff speak English.
- They helped resolve the issue with the room on the first day and replaced it with another one that had no problems.
- The Wi‑Fi isn’t very good — it’s hard to connect, you can’t connect many devices, and the entrance didn’t work for all guests, only for the main guest — and even then, only a couple of entries.
- You have to pay for drinks at dinner — we didn’t know about this; even water wasn’t free. The Trip Help Center didn’t help, as the hotel had informed them that water and coffee at dinner were free. Luckily at breakfast the coffee, water, juice and even champagne are free and you can get them yourself, for dinner it’s bot possible because all the machines are turned off and there is no water available anywhere and you have no choice but to order the drinks from the waiters, who sometimes ask you to pay at the bar
- Sangria was 2 euros more expensive, and no one warned us. It turns out it’s cheaper only on certain days — this isn’t mentioned in the menu or anywhere else.
- The alcohol is terrible; it’s impossible to drink. We only had a little of the margarita and sangria — they were too strong. The sangria had too much vodka in it, and it didn’t taste like sangria at all.
- The food is delicious and varied.
- There is an amazing pool on the 8th floor from which you can see all the planes landing and taking off. It’s a shame it’s written that it’s forbidden to reserve the sun-beds with towels but many guests did it anyway and some never even showed up for hours
