Pollo Resort

We picked an out-of-season date, so most places were shut and it felt a bit like a zombie apocalypse. The owners were friendly, though, and pointed us to some good places to eat that were open. The apartment was alright, with everything we needed. Its decor was a little unusual, but that wasn't an issue.

We were four people and got a spacious, magnificent place with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, so we had all the comfort we needed. The room rates and restaurant prices were accessible too, which kept the stay budget-friendly without cutting back on quality. The receptionist was warm, charming, funny, and very professional. She was always ready to help, which made things even nicer. There’s a picturesque pool and an on-site restaurant serving delicious food. We had a truly enjoyable time and wholeheartedly recommend this place for a fantastic, memorable stay. Glad we found this gem!

The pool was the one good thing here. There was a man singing to people with a saxophone around 6 or 7 in the evening. Everything else left me unhappy. The Wi-Fi was extremely bad, and you could hear the upstairs guests' bathroom tap making noise. The doors were hard to open. We slept in late and politely asked the maids if they could come back later. One got annoyed and snapped, “Later later? TOMMOROW,” in an arrogant tone. There was also a sign on the door saying they weren't responsible if we forgot something, instead of taking responsibility or at least trying to get in touch. My friend was in the gym when the maids locked him inside without seeing him. She laughed and said she hadn't noticed him. I found the situation a little funny, but he didn't.

The restaurant served very good food at what I thought were reasonable prices, and the pool access was flexible. Even though there was supposedly a timetable, they let us stay as long as we wanted, including at night. The rooms had useful equipment like cutlery, an iron, and a stove. Some have washing machines, though mine didn't. It was a pleasant stay for a decent price, and the quiet location suited me since I don't like crowds. I'm not very fussy, all in all. Parking was a drawback. The spaces are on the street, and if you're unlucky you won't find one, which can make you want to leave the car alone during your stay. Private parking costs 5 euros a day 🙄. The rooms could have been dusted better, and the Wi-Fi kept dropping out.