Maor Hotel

La tranquilidad, quizás por ser fuera de temporada estuvo mucho mas calmado todo. La piscina muy cómoda, no tiene regulador de temperatura pero esta funcional. El desayuno estuvo muy completo y variado.

La metodología de pago es todo en efectivo para evitar aumento en el precio (estoy hablando de los locales de comida al rededor).

Le tout, Monsieur Orges à la réception est très professionnel

Rien

The hotel was kept very clean throughout, including all common areas. If you are lucky enough to get one, there are also six parking spaces available in the underground garage, which is a great option for keeping your car cool and protected from the heat. The pool was quite large and, despite being shared with two neighboring hotels, it never felt overcrowded during our stay. We always managed to find available sun loungers. The same was true at the beach, which was located directly across the road. You simply had to request a coupon at reception, which could then be exchanged for beach loungers at the beach. One of the things we particularly appreciated was that the rooms were genuinely soundproof. Despite being surrounded by other guests, we never heard any noise from neighboring rooms, which made for a very peaceful and comfortable stay. Breakfast, however, was more on the mediocre side. It offered the usual Mediterranean basics, but the overall quality was average and the selection was largely the same every day, with only minor changes to the sweets and fruits. FEEDBACK / SUGGESTION: Please consider installing mosquito nets on the windows. They are relatively inexpensive and should not take much time to install, but they would make a huge difference. On our first night, we ended up staying awake until around 2:30 AM trying to eliminate all the mosquitoes in the room. We eventually had to sleep with the air conditioning on, because opening the window simply meant inviting even more mosquitoes inside. A simple mosquito net would solve this problem and allow guests to enjoy some fresh air without turning their room into a mosquito buffet.

In the bathroom, we were greeted by a truly “marvelous” example of Safety-First Engineering: an ACTIVE electrical outlet was installed directly underneath the water boiler and right next to the shower, with absolutely no curtain or other protection to prevent water from splashing onto it during a shower. Apparently, this is not an isolated issue, as it seems that all the bathrooms in this hotel have been built in the same way. Ironically enough, just two days after we left the hotel, a show aired on one of Albania’s national TV channels called “Albanian Marvels of Engineering” — sarcastically, of course — highlighting how electrical installations in bathrooms are still being constructed with little to no regard for basic safety standards, even in hotels. Unfortunately, our experience made that satire feel remarkably accurate. The room also lacked a proper wardrobe or closet. What was provided was essentially just a small clothes rack, which was nowhere near sufficient for even one 23 kg piece of luggage. As a result, our luggage had to remain on the floor throughout our stay. Given that the room was already quite small, the suitcase ended up partially blocking the narrow passage leading to the bathroom, which became a constant inconvenience every time we needed to pass through.

When we checked in we meet the kindest and polite customer receptionist who warmly welcomed us. We want to say extra thanks for him. We checked in day 16.9 (room number 317)

There was a lot of missing items from the room. We hoped to have glasses and we did not have pool towels. In the room there was no space to dry your clothes.