The hotel is definitely showing its age; it seems like it hasn't been renovated since it opened in 2007. The furniture is barely holding together, but the mattress was perfectly acceptable. A major issue is the tap water—it's salty. Of course, no one planned to drink it, but showering with it for 10 days was also tough. The upside is that drinking water is delivered to the room every day, several bottles per person. The staff are the best part of the hotel. They are very polite, responsive, and resolved all issues instantly. We had breakfast and dinner included. I can't say the food was exceptional, but there was variety and it was well-prepared. However, as soon as the holidays ended (January 2nd), the number of guests significantly decreased, as did the food selection. It felt odd to go to a half-empty restaurant and choose from only 1.5 dishes. The hotel is located on the beachfront, so you can choose between the pool (there are two) and swimming in the sea. But be aware that all the water sports activities (boats, jet skis, and windsurfing) are right by the hotel, so for a quiet swim, you need to walk about 200 meters south. Overall, I can recommend the hotel, but only if you're not someone accustomed to five-star luxury.
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