Your rating of this hotel:
7.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms:
8.0
Service:
7.0
Cleanliness:
8.0
Food:
6.0
Amenities:
10.0
3 girlfriends rested in riksos from May 15 to May 22. Settled relatively quickly in a family bungalow. Very spacious (2 rooms in a suite), furniture and everything else in good condition, cleaning every day. The territory is beautiful and vast, the beach is large and there is enough space for everyone, the pool is also very spacious. Now for the disadvantages:
1. there is simply no animation, we didn’t go to water aerobics once again . . absolutely not the level, I have never seen in a hotel that there was some kind of movement from the animators, but there were various obsessive offers to go to the spa with crazy prices or go to a fur factory, I didn’t like it . . you lie on a sunbed, relax, and then they come up and load it all the time, like on a beach in the Crimea.
2. a lot of German and Polish pensioners . . just crowds! I have nothing against them, but sometimes there was a feeling that you were in a pensioner's house. There were practically no young people.
3. There was nothing to do in the evenings, you can’t even walk out the outfits of a person, in other hotels it’s somehow thought out in the evenings that everyone meets in the lobby bar, and in Rixos only a snack bar (indoors) and a very tiny disco without ventilation work at night. A couple of times there was a disco on the beach with German pensioners and Turks. What else struck me was live music a la chanson in the evenings near the main pool. I'm just not a fan of chanson)).
4. Food. I’ll make a reservation right away that I don’t pay much attention to food, I eat mostly fruits and vegetables. But in Rixos I was struck by the monotony of food, the same thing every day, very little fruit.
Of the pluses, I can note the Miss Rixos contest, a very good organization and a bright show.
In general, if you are young people, then you should not go there, it will be unbearably boring, but if you are married couples or older people, then you can safely go.
1. there is simply no animation, we didn’t go to water aerobics once again . . absolutely not the level, I have never seen in a hotel that there was some kind of movement from the animators, but there were various obsessive offers to go to the spa with crazy prices or go to a fur factory, I didn’t like it . . you lie on a sunbed, relax, and then they come up and load it all the time, like on a beach in the Crimea.
2. a lot of German and Polish pensioners . . just crowds! I have nothing against them, but sometimes there was a feeling that you were in a pensioner's house. There were practically no young people.
3. There was nothing to do in the evenings, you can’t even walk out the outfits of a person, in other hotels it’s somehow thought out in the evenings that everyone meets in the lobby bar, and in Rixos only a snack bar (indoors) and a very tiny disco without ventilation work at night. A couple of times there was a disco on the beach with German pensioners and Turks. What else struck me was live music a la chanson in the evenings near the main pool. I'm just not a fan of chanson)).
4. Food. I’ll make a reservation right away that I don’t pay much attention to food, I eat mostly fruits and vegetables. But in Rixos I was struck by the monotony of food, the same thing every day, very little fruit.
Of the pluses, I can note the Miss Rixos contest, a very good organization and a bright show.
In general, if you are young people, then you should not go there, it will be unbearably boring, but if you are married couples or older people, then you can safely go.
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