If you're looking for a budget-friendly, clean hotel and don’t mind relatively bland food, this might work for you – but it's far from the 5-star experience it claims to be. The housekeeping staff were pleasant and kept the rooms tidy, which we appreciated. However, the rooms themselves are dated, with visible wear and tear. Some safety concerns stood out – like sharp edges near the pool, a lack of lifeguards, and a rusty children's play area. Food was the biggest letdown. While there was of variety mainly for vegetarians, the quality wasn’t there. Many dishes were poorly prepared, often cold or overcooked, and some items felt unsafe to eat. Breakfast was especially lacking, and most drinks tasted artificial. Dinner started late at 7pm, which didn’t suit families with dietary needs. Service was hit-or-miss. Some staff were kind, but many seemed uninterested in helping beyond the basics. The beach was rocky and uncomfortable, and the nearby rear entrance wasn’t monitored, which raised security concerns. Also, there was no communication from staff during minor earthquakes – not reassuring. Bottom line: If you want a cheap, no-frills sunny break and aren't expecting luxury, this place may suffice. But calling it a 5-star resort is misleading. It’s more like a 3-star at best.
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