Passi Villa

Staff were lively. Fantastic location -right on the beach.

La piscine, la gentillesse de l’équipe, les chambres confortables.

L’hôtel est un peu vieillissant mais le prix n’est pas cher par rapport aux autres adjacents. Pas de service de bar mais les autres hôtels le proposent sans souci.

The service provided by the staff was exceptional. As the property was new, there are still things to improve on, however the overall experience was quite nice. The breakfast was huge and the staff did their job extremely well and professionally.

It would be nice to improve the railings and have more lighting near guest rooms and on stairs.

The villa was so gorgeous, with French doors that took you straight to the ocean via a 1 minute walk through a coconut tree grove. The location and its proximity to a fantastic beach with water sports deserves more than 10/10. The rooms were massive and the bathroom was palatial, with a giant shower cubicle as well as a freestanding clawfoot bath.

I don’t like to give bad reviews, but I have to be honest. The staff seemed well intentioned, but I felt that management have not invested in proper training. Some spoke rudimentary English and some couldn’t communicate at all. The general vibe was like a grand and beautiful hotel that had passed its heyday and that the owner must have given up trying. It felt like it was about to close down or be sold. We paid for the half board package (breakfast and dinner included). Unlike other hotels in the same price range, there was no buffet. The food was brought to you. Breakfast was sustaining but unexciting- eggs, bread, pikelets, fresh fruit. Dinner options were generally boring and the few guests staying at the hotel generally looked sad. Also the French door in our villa was in disrepair and needed both my husband and I to forced the two sides together to make it lock.