Our review

A family-friendly hotel that may feel boring for younger adults. The property is huge with many rooms, and some areas show wear, while others remain in decent shape.

Rooms

Large rooms resembling apartments; standards are 36 m², villas are about 20 m².

At check-in, the minibar is stocked with beer, soft drinks, and water for free, but not replenished afterward (because 24/7 bars are available).

Some Lake Superior units have a sewage smell. Renovations vary - some parts are fine, others appear run-down.

Layout & Distance

The main building is closest to the sea, followed by garden (labeled “land/garden” villas), then lake villas.

From the farthest villas, it’s 800 meters to the beach.

Golf carts are free for transport.

Dining

All-Inclusive 24/7, including imported alcohol.

Overall, the food quality could be better, although there is a 24-hour restaurant offering substantial meals.

Three à la carte options - Italian, Fish, and Steakhouse - cost €20, €25, and €39 respectively.

Snack bar at the beach serves basic dishes and soft/alcoholic drinks (beer, wine).

Beach & Facilities

Pebble beach about 200 meters from the hotel.

Free Wi-Fi everywhere except on the beach.

Active animation program.

Large territory, though some buildings are a bit worn.

Verdict

If the price is reasonable, this hotel can be considered - especially for families looking for spacious accommodations and an all-inclusive concept with plenty of amenities. However, the aging facilities and lackluster cuisine might be disappointing for some.