Kiparisite Hotel

After 30 hours on the bus, we were turned away from dinner. At the hotel, everything closes after 20:00 oclock, so you can't find water, and there's no security guard, meaning anyone can come in. It's an old hotel with rude staff. One woman yelled at my mother for squeezing oranges into water. If you want to feel the atmosphere of the Sovet Union, welcome.

The room had a mattress on wooden planks, and nobody here has any business renting rooms like that. They don't clean the rooms, the pool isn't clean, and the hotel is far from the park. The smell in the hotel was bad. When I asked for water, they didn't give me any. The workers' treatment wasn't the best either, and the food wasn't delicious: just pork, chicken and potatoes. This hotel is garbage.

The rooms were big and clean, and it was quiet and very close to the beach. The staff were quite nice, and the food was average. There was a cigarette smell in the hallways, though, and the WiFi usually didn't work in the rooms, only at reception. Not a bad experience.

I was very disappointed. This doesn't feel like a four-star hotel, two stars at most. Breakfast was a plate with half a slice of ham and cheese, a quarter of a tomato, and eggs, every day. There was no ketchup or mustard. It was a tragedy, and there was no shampoo in the bathroom either. It just wasn't four-star standard.