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The staff was very friendly and accommodating but the first room I got smelled like mildew. Asked for a new room and got upgraded at no charge to one of the newer buildings. Beautiful location but even the new room was uncomfortable, minus the smell, all the furniture was dated and the room was dark. I don't think I would return but really appreciated the staff for doing their best.

Checked in early, they were kind enough to hold our luggage but we couldnt get the room because it was 10am. The route to get to the hotel was tough, too many curbs and single car roads the parking was complicated and seemed sus. Upon getting to our room, our luggage was there waiting in the room, but the hotel and room seemed like a prison. The hotel was outdated and didnt feel comfortable. They were nice enough to put a crib inside the room without us asking for our baby.

Stephanie was a help checking in even before check in. The cook helped us find places to visit that were not on our schedule. Manuel haloed us with our luggage

Fantastic breakfast. Lots of variety and great service. Beautiful views from all rooms and the restaurant. Trail into town is much better than the road.

Didn’t know that you had to pay 40€ for late check out.

The pool may look lovely, but our room was dingy, the sparse furniture was outdated by decades, the bed was extremely uncomfortable, the terrace was in a terrible state of disrepair, we had no phone and we haven't even started on the bathroom! You had to be very slim to even enter the bathroom. The shower had a rickety and flimsy door arrangement that opened on two sides meeting in the corner, if you could get it to open and close that is. There was no room to move in the shower and nowhere to put your soap or shampoo. Forget trying to put it on the floor, because you couldn't bend down to get it. When you sat on the toilet, you had the sink 'in your lap' ... talk about cosy! Why they bother to hand out WiFi passwords is a complete mystery, because the only way to access the Internet was by using the Manager's laptop on a little designated shelf while melting from the heat in the dim lounge. It was also impossible to get near our room with the car and the luggage had to be lugged up pebbled paths and stairs.