Paradise Green Park

The pool and the relatively close beach were the only real positives. We had no hot water on the first day, the bathroom badly needs updating, and breakfast was a disgrace. Parking costs extra, and the lot is so small that cars are parked in rows. Reception even called me away from breakfast to move my car. A very bad experience. Just choose another hotel.

The apartments are modern, spacious and clean. The restaurant was okay. It's about a 20-minute walk to the beach, but the distance means you're away from the noise of the clubs at night.

The rooms were clean, the pool was nice, and the food was okay overall, though not everything suited me. Most of the staff were fairly nice, with a few exceptions. The air in the hotel felt unhealthy. Everyone seemed to have breathing problems after arriving, perhaps because the air was full of mould. Parking costs around 6 euros a day and is neither protected nor guarded. One more downside: lots of noisy Romanians. I'm Romanian too, but many of the people I met were very loud and kept arguing over food, so it wasn't a relaxing place.

The beach was pretty good, but getting back to the hotel meant a bit of a workout, as it's up a hill and not very close. At least we burned some calories. The food wasn't great, and it was almost the same each day, with very little variety. The pool bar closed at 5pm and the reception bar at 9.30pm. Our room wasn't too bad and had air conditioning. The parents' beds were good, but the beds for us two kids were awful, so we had to ask for another one. The pillows weren't good either, though we did get better ones afterwards.