Oro

The hotel was a great location The manager Athena was so helpful and kind All the staff wete lovely

Would have been good to have a downstairs toilet but otherwise it was perfect

The stuff is amazing, they try to do anything in their power to make you feel great. The housekeeper is working non stop and the stuff from restaurant are doing a great job. Thay deserve a raise for sure for the job they are doing

The apartment is extremely small; there were four of us (two adults and two children). It is not suitable for four people, despite how it is marketed. It is completely impractical: there are few power outlets, and the curtains don't slide all the way open, meaning you can't fully open the ground-floor windows. Upstairs, the windows only tilt open, and the air conditioning doesn't reach the upper level. It gets so hot up there that you can't sleep at night. Because the roof isn't insulated, the interior turns into a sauna; even though it was only 25–26°C outside during the day—and it even rained on two of the days—it was stifling. I shudder to think what it’s like there when it hits 35°C.

Great location everyone was friendly looked after us well when we had the thunderstorm we will come back lovely little bar and pool area

The beds are a bit hard

The staff were very friendly and helpful. The room was spotlessly cleaned daily Bright Air-conditioned rooms.

Probably best suited to folk who don't intend to use the hotel facilities. The swimming pool was very small, holding only a maximum of 4 or 5 people and there is only room for 6 sun loungers, 2 or 3 of which were taken up daily by local youths who are allowed to use the pool, loungers and bar.. The WiFi was intermittent throughout our time there. Breakfast was limited and the selection of snacks during the day was pretty poor.