Overall, we had a pleasant stay, with a few important points worth noting.
The breakfast was very good, offering a wide variety of options—everything you need for a tasty and satisfying start to the day. The housekeeping service was excellent, and the staff were consistently friendly and helpful, which made the experience even more enjoyable. We also appreciated the complimentary minibar, which was a nice touch.
We upgraded to a villa for an additional €50, but it turned out to be a single house divided into two separate rooms. Unfortunately, the soundproofing was extremely poor—everything happening in the neighboring room could be heard as if it was right next to us. So if you’re looking for privacy and quiet, it really depends on having considerate neighbors.
The villa itself was spacious and comfortable, which we liked. However, the towels were disappointing. In the gym, they smelled unpleasant and looked very worn, as if they hadn’t been properly refreshed in a long time. The towels in the room smelled fine but appeared old and grey, not fresh as expected.
One thing we really appreciated was the hotel’s environmentally friendly approach. Towels and bed linen are changed only when necessary, and water is provided in glass bottles instead of plastic. It’s clear that the hotel is making an effort to reduce its environmental impact, which we found very commendable.
In summary, while there are many positives—especially the staff, breakfast, eco-friendly concept, and room size—there are some issues with noise insulation and towel quality that the hotel should address.
