If you’re from the UK I’d probably recommend staying elsewhere. It is a lovely hotel, has been newly renovated and is extremely clean, however the only issue we encountered as a couple (quite outgoing and like chatting) is that 90% of people staying here are mostly Russian. I think we were the only British couple at the hotel at one point during our 7 night stay. The staff don’t speak very good English and there is a bit of a barrier there. Also the evening entertainment is also spoken in other languages so not ideal if you’re coming as a family.
The all inclusive food is tasty but can get a bit repetitive, the lunchtime snacks are great though. The A la Carte meal from the Italian menu was also very nice. Drinks are nice throughout the day too from the pool bar.
Rooms are spotless and really nice and spacious, all the amenities are great. Slides are good fun too if you fancy going on them. The beach is nice but make sure you wear flip flops/sliders as it is a pebble beach. There is a nice jumping spot where you can jump off into the sea attached to the pier.
There isn’t much to do outside of the hotel. Plenty of excursions available however the one we wanted to do only ran on Tuesday’s which we couldn’t attend which was a shame ( Sulu Island Cruise)
Overall myself and my partner had a really nice & enjoyable stay but not sure if we would come back. Wouldn’t say it’s a 5* either it’s a 4 at best.
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