выбор - "в штангу" choice - "in the bar"

conflicting impressions.
About the good: a good location, a tolerable kitchen, a room, if desired (and a surcharge! ) You can change to a relatively better one, there are even DVD players in the rooms, they took discs with them, turned on their favorite cartoons for the child. Animation - so-so.
From the bad: we arrived and were immediately puzzled: who will actually deliver the luggage to our rooms? One of the receptionists came up to the question of interest to us (more than once voiced) and grunted: I can do it too. And we trudged dejectedly behind him... to reward him for his labors. For, having brought us to the room, he grabbed the TV remote, demonstrating the principle of its operation, flipped the switch, flushed the water in the toilet bowl... either confirming that everything was working, or suspecting that in our homeland we had nothing like that have not encountered and absolutely do not fumble how to approach something. After a bonus of two bucks, such an active facilitator with the benefits of civilization was hardly sent away. By the way, on the day of departure, we already dragged our suitcases ourselves, because at 4.00 in the morning we did not get through to the reception (although in the evening they warned that we were leaving and would put the luggage out the door in advance).

The rooms are tiny, you can't miss each other. Our neighbors (not skinny) were always complaining: while one was busy in the room, the other had to either lie on the bed, or hide in the bathroom, or nervously smoke on the balcony (not a joke! ).
The beach is loud. But you can sunbathe. We went to swim in the nearby Anisa beach (it's easy to walk along the seashore).
Umbrellas by the pool is not at all clear why they are needed. They never obscure the sun and nowhere (wherever and whenever he lays down).
And finally. There are no bracelets in the hotel. There, in the form of a scanner, is an elderly unpleasant type named George. He wanders from the pool to the main restaurant and flogs so that the "hares" do not slip through. A couple of times they saw how he tormented the lady from the reception with angry questions: "Do you know these? ", "Is that one exactly ours? " In addition, he is the main character at all sorts of hotel parties (which are offered to visit for an additional fee from guests). He molested us, imposing his services: "Come, have you seen how the Greeks beat the dishes, rejoice? ", "Do you want good fish? " and other stupid suggestions. We politely refused, thank God, - he fell off and in the future, when he saw us, he "turned on the ignore".
All in all, a decent hotel with rude/obtrusive staff. Maybe many will have better luck. Good luck everyone!