Pros:
1. Friendly staff (there are Russian-speaking workers). Or you can negotiate in English or German.
2. clean rooms. Cleaning during the day when everything is mostly on the beach is convenient.
3. The territory of the hotel is small, but VERY green: the walls of the hotel are entwined with some kind of shrubs, flowers, grass and trees grow near the pool. The sun lounger can be installed on the grass, in the shade. Sun loungers are paid (but not for everyone. We flew through the Travel Store company, it was free for us).
4. dinner was usually set outside. There are 4 or 5 tables almost completely by the sea. They are BEHIND the buffet and the dining room. We didn't even find them right away.
5. there is a supermarket opposite the hotel. They sell everything you need: groceries (including fruits and vegetables), and caps, hats, balls and masks, and the press, and even some local cat food.
6. The hotel is located on a good tourist street, you can walk along it in the evening, go for souvenirs. Lots of cafes. In the evening it starts to smell strongly of olives from everywhere!!!
7. the sea is clean, there are no living creatures (once we saw a sea urchin). But if you want to look at the living creatures, a piece of a small rock sticks out not far from the shore, there are fish and hedgehogs. You can swim by yourself (if you swim well).
8. there is a tree on the beach. Because sun loungers and umbrellas are paid (in my opinion, 2 euros), then you can sit on the sand in the shade of a tree. After lunch, there may not be enough space there - there are many who want to stay in the shade for free.
9. A cat and kittens live on the territory of the hotel. Nobody chases them, and the staff is calm about the fact that they are fed by tourists =) If you like cats, the hotel is for you =)
10. Nearby (about 5 minutes walk) there is an Orthodox chapel where services are being held. We were at the same morning. The locals reacted to our appearance very calmly, although they looked askance with interest (apparently, 2 young girls, obviously tourists, are not a frequent occurrence at services).
Minuses:
1. dirty beach, rubbish lying around. But be patient.
2. monotonous food. Some fruit. And for some reason, always cold (and because of this, nasty) pasta.
3. can settle in a worse room. We had booked a room with 2 beds and a sea view. Settled with one bed and garden view. I had to go to the reception 10 times and remind that "you have to relocate us! ". Only a day later they were able to achieve this.
4. almost all the sun loungers by the pool are in one way or another in the sun. There is not always where to drag them into the shade.
In general, the hotel is very good. I would gladly stay there again.
1. Friendly staff (there are Russian-speaking workers). Or you can negotiate in English or German.
2. clean rooms. Cleaning during the day when everything is mostly on the beach is convenient.
3. The territory of the hotel is small, but VERY green: the walls of the hotel are entwined with some kind of shrubs, flowers, grass and trees grow near the pool. The sun lounger can be installed on the grass, in the shade. Sun loungers are paid (but not for everyone. We flew through the Travel Store company, it was free for us).
4. dinner was usually set outside. There are 4 or 5 tables almost completely by the sea. They are BEHIND the buffet and the dining room. We didn't even find them right away.
5. there is a supermarket opposite the hotel. They sell everything you need: groceries (including fruits and vegetables), and caps, hats, balls and masks, and the press, and even some local cat food.
6. The hotel is located on a good tourist street, you can walk along it in the evening, go for souvenirs. Lots of cafes. In the evening it starts to smell strongly of olives from everywhere!!!
7. the sea is clean, there are no living creatures (once we saw a sea urchin). But if you want to look at the living creatures, a piece of a small rock sticks out not far from the shore, there are fish and hedgehogs. You can swim by yourself (if you swim well).
8. there is a tree on the beach. Because sun loungers and umbrellas are paid (in my opinion, 2 euros), then you can sit on the sand in the shade of a tree. After lunch, there may not be enough space there - there are many who want to stay in the shade for free.
9. A cat and kittens live on the territory of the hotel. Nobody chases them, and the staff is calm about the fact that they are fed by tourists =) If you like cats, the hotel is for you =)
10. Nearby (about 5 minutes walk) there is an Orthodox chapel where services are being held. We were at the same morning. The locals reacted to our appearance very calmly, although they looked askance with interest (apparently, 2 young girls, obviously tourists, are not a frequent occurrence at services).
Minuses:
1. dirty beach, rubbish lying around. But be patient.
2. monotonous food. Some fruit. And for some reason, always cold (and because of this, nasty) pasta.
3. can settle in a worse room. We had booked a room with 2 beds and a sea view. Settled with one bed and garden view. I had to go to the reception 10 times and remind that "you have to relocate us! ". Only a day later they were able to achieve this.
4. almost all the sun loungers by the pool are in one way or another in the sun. There is not always where to drag them into the shade.
In general, the hotel is very good. I would gladly stay there again.
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