The grounds are large and green, but not very well-maintained, with lots of dry grass and piles of stones in some areas. The hotel is old, and you can feel it in everything.
The staff are very friendly and polite.
The pool is clean and, despite the hotel being large, it wasn't crowded, and there were always sun loungers available. There are also plenty of loungers by the shore. The beach is quiet and deserted, with a café nearby. The street with cafes and shops is a five-minute walk from the hotel. Since the hotel is right on the beachfront, it's quiet and peaceful. There is a public beach nearby which is a bit dirty, but the hotel beach is relatively clean, though they should pay more attention to cleaning it up as some trash does turn up.
Breakfasts are basic and not very varied; you'll get tired of them after 2-3 days. Sometimes all the tables are taken and you have to wait—the breakfast area is much too small for such a large hotel. There is always a line for coffee, always.
Of course, the hotel hasn't lived up to 5* standards for a long time—more like 3.5*. It suited us just fine for a couple of days to recover from the flight, but we wouldn't consider it for a long vacation.
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