Our review

A busy “anthill” of a hotel with numerous pools and crowded territory — not ideal for those seeking peace. It has very active animation for both kids and adults, and a first-line beach separated by a promenade. Entering the sea over rocky slabs is tricky, though there’s a small cleared sandy patch.

Rooms: Bright, “Venetian-style,” with Standard (featuring a sofa as a third bed, balcony/terrace) and Family (with a connecting door). Each includes a mini-bar, tea/coffee supplies, espresso machine, strong Wi-Fi, free safe, robes, and slippers.

Pools: 5 outdoor, 2 heated, 3 saltwater (unheated). Beach towels are in the room.

Spa (fee-based) has an indoor pool, Jacuzzi, hamam.

Main restaurant is open 24 hours. 5 à la carte restaurants need prior reservation, each can be visited once. Bars include a Champagne bar for adults, a night bar, daily live music, plus 2 pool bars and a beach bar.

Food: Plentiful, though you personally didn’t find it particularly tasty — okay for meat, fish was mediocre. No steamed or boiled dishes observed.

Overall: The hotel feels overcrowded, impacting the dining experience and overall comfort. 

You found it not worth the money despite its many facilities and lively atmosphere.