We noted that the prices fall a lot from mid-September so we managed to get a room here for around £60 a night all-inclusive for two people. The hotel is one of three on the site, the other two of which are more modern but this one is fine. The room we were given included two bedrooms with double beds, each with a balcony, separated by a corridor with a sink, and a bathroom. The hotel has a small pool, and there is a free-to-use table tennis table.
The all-inclusive package included breakfast, lunch and dinner, with drinks available from the bar from 10am to 10pm (the bar is open to 11pm). The free drinks are all self-service, with wine, beer, soft drinks and coffee (from machines but using fresh coffee beans). We liked it that they use proper 200ml classes and cups, not the plastic cups that many all-inclusive cups wastefully use. There are plastic cups available for taking out however.
As we arrived late we were given a bag of food which was pretty unpleasant in taste, but fortunately we found the food in the restaurant to be very nice with a large, fresh selection. We enjoyed every meal there and it really is outstanding value to get all this for such a good price.
The service was very good, the room was cleaned well, the restaurant kept well-stocked (and it was not crowded), and the receptionists were helpful. On our last day we were allowed to have lunch and to continue having free drinks during the afternoon.