At this hotel, the marketing and photographers have done an excellent job.
The children's "offer" disappointed us the most. There were tears because Campi, the mascot did not show up and the playroom was mostly closed. The old children's slide in the backyard was not accessible.
Years of record construction from the 70s. Main building soon finished renovated. Therefore, there was reduction: Price was very fair.
Zimners were clean: New rugs, new paint. In the bathroom tratt somewhere water out. Beautiful view of the more sea. Spacious Family Superior Room: Children in your own side room.
We could only open and close balcony door with the help of the caretaker. We were allowed to share the bed with ants.
Too high pillows, filled with foam cubes. Luckily, got smaller pillows.
Neighbours next door could be heard peeing and flushing as if it were in their own room.
Air conditioner gurgles sporadically in front of it, even when it's not on.
Hair dryer must be required at reception. Wi-Fi but works.
Dinner at the buffet was fine, filling canteen food, but no culinary high-altitude flight. The meat rather unappetizing.
Morning buffet rich, cold cuts a little creepy grey, on blackscreads of bacon they were gladly dispensed with. Milk and drinks were stretched with water.
In the toilet by the lobby, it smelled as strictly of urine as if an entire bull herd had peed on the floor. In the process, the floorboard disturbed confusion, patched together during the last 30 years no longer at all.
The staff are very friendly.
Conclusion: Less suitable for children: It has, of all, pensioners arriving at the way they arrive at the bus method. Children are in better hands on the campsite, which belongs to the hotel. There are even a few bungalows with private pool!
Beautiful atmosphere by the sea. Pebble beach, even if it looks like sand on the site! Pirate ship by the sea with some sand for the kids to play.
The hotel is more suitable for travellers and less for a multi-day stay with children; This suggests, however, the website, or is wishful thinking of hotel management.
The children's "offer" disappointed us the most. There were tears because Campi, the mascot did not show up and the playroom was mostly closed. The old children's slide in the backyard was not accessible.
Years of record construction from the 70s. Main building soon finished renovated. Therefore, there was reduction: Price was very fair.
Zimners were clean: New rugs, new paint. In the bathroom tratt somewhere water out. Beautiful view of the more sea. Spacious Family Superior Room: Children in your own side room.
We could only open and close balcony door with the help of the caretaker. We were allowed to share the bed with ants.
Too high pillows, filled with foam cubes. Luckily, got smaller pillows.
Neighbours next door could be heard peeing and flushing as if it were in their own room.
Air conditioner gurgles sporadically in front of it, even when it's not on.
Hair dryer must be required at reception. Wi-Fi but works.
Dinner at the buffet was fine, filling canteen food, but no culinary high-altitude flight. The meat rather unappetizing.
Morning buffet rich, cold cuts a little creepy grey, on blackscreads of bacon they were gladly dispensed with. Milk and drinks were stretched with water.
In the toilet by the lobby, it smelled as strictly of urine as if an entire bull herd had peed on the floor. In the process, the floorboard disturbed confusion, patched together during the last 30 years no longer at all.
The staff are very friendly.
Conclusion: Less suitable for children: It has, of all, pensioners arriving at the way they arrive at the bus method. Children are in better hands on the campsite, which belongs to the hotel. There are even a few bungalows with private pool!
Beautiful atmosphere by the sea. Pebble beach, even if it looks like sand on the site! Pirate ship by the sea with some sand for the kids to play.
The hotel is more suitable for travellers and less for a multi-day stay with children; This suggests, however, the website, or is wishful thinking of hotel management.