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The rooms at this property are very dated. We had an apartment with a sea view (not much of one), it had an eating area/kitchen sealed off from the main room, as it had no AC it was unusable and basically a furnace. This reduced the size of the room even more. Second room was two tiny “single” beds with an AC unit that rattled all night. Despite paying 700 euro a night we were asked to pay extra for daily cleaning and towel service, two of the towels were ripped. We were also asked to pay extra for utilities. We were advised breakfast was included then charged for it. We had to leave 2 days early on a 5 night stay and the front desk manager indicated he would say yes if expedia contacted him (my expectations were low). When expedia did contact him he (or someone) refused. On the plus side nice beach, nice pool, most of the staff were friendly. Just very poor value for run down tiny rooms. Im a regular expedia user and i dont often comment but this experience was so poor i feel compelled to do so.

What didn’t like: The hotel insisted on charging €30 a day for an infant (7month old), €150 for the trip. While the hotel has excellent facilities for children (1 year+) it does not cater at all babies. Aside from bottle warmers in the dining areas and the common courtesy of a cot in the room & high chair, there was nothing else. None of the toilets throughout the village had baby changing facilities and of course the food options were not applicable. The premium restaurant was also inaccessible for push chairs (stairs only, no elevator). The additional cost was excessive and in bad faith with that in mind. What we did like: Our room was pristine, a decent size and the shower (which is key measure for me in a hotel) was really great. The staff, especially around the dining areas were generally excellent. Friendly and courteous to us with our minimal/bad Italian and amazing with our child. The food was great, probably as good or better than the food we had outside of the resort, especially in the Mirto(?) restaurant. The selection was large, fresh and varied from day to day, better than we initially expected from a half board.