Our review

An active five-star resort right by the sea.

It has a medium-sized property — green, well-kept.

Rooms are done in light tones with green lighting, creating a calm vibe.

There’s one downside: the small windows from the bathroom that open onto the corridor. It’s a bit awkward for passersby. Standard rooms accommodate three adults max, with the third on a Euro fold-out bed. Family rooms host up to four adults.

No kettles are in the rooms by default, but you can order one from reception at no cost.
No irons are provided, and the hotel doesn’t supply them.

A significant downside is the paid Wi-Fi at €4 per day throughout the resort.
No strollers for children.

Meals are good — an all-inclusive plan with imported alcoholic beverages.

Before check-in and after check-out, you can still use the all-inclusive services, minus the alcoholic drinks. The animation is lively for both kids and adults.

On the beach, you’ll find fine pebbles along the shore, and larger pebbles as you enter the water — kids should wear water shoes.

Overall, it’s an average five-star hotel suitable for less demanding travelers.
It can be recommended, depending on its price.