Our review

I’m currently staying at this hotel on a familiarization trip. The grounds are very lush and full of flowers, though not especially well-maintained.

Rooms are old but spacious and clean. The minibar includes coffee, tea, and soft drinks. Amenities are simple but available, though there are no slippers.

Accessible rooms are available for guests with limited mobility.

Two main restaurants operate here: the selection is small but tasty, plus there’s a snack bar and a beach bar. Alcohol at the beach bar is chargeable except for beer.

The beach is large, with a coral shelf at the shore — but there’s a manmade sandy lagoon for water entry, so you can wade in on sand (water shoes advised). It’s quite a walk to reach deeper water.

The sea is always calm because an offshore coral reef breaks the waves, so swimming is guaranteed. Stingrays and fish swim freely. 

There’s a pontoon, a nice reef, and a dive center.

Many families with children stay here, mainly from Poland.

Finding a free lounger can be challenging at the beach.

Several pools are on-site, two of which are heated.

Daytime and evening animation is available but not overbearing.

A kids’ club and a small playground are also provided.

There are a few souvenir shops.

Overall, the hotel is rather run-down, closer to a three-star level.

It can be recommended for undemanding travelers.