Sirena Bay Beach House And Luxury Suites

The private beach and its floating sunbeds were such a treat, and the view from our room was outstanding. Those photos are from our terrace. Each morning we had coffee there while watching the sunrise. The place was peaceful, with lots of sunbeds and spots to enjoy sun, shade, and the sound of the sea. Staff were so welcoming, and you can see the care and attention in the details everywhere. We hired a car for our week, though you could manage a shorter stay without one since restaurants, shops, bars, and other beaches are all an easy walk away. We also had cocktails at the bar next door, and the kitchen was equipped for breakfast and the occasional meal in. There’s absolutely nothing I’d change about our week. We’ll definitely be back.

We’d come twice before this month and both stays had been exceptional, well beyond what I expected. The room was spotless and beautifully decorated, with every modern comfort and a stunning view. We picked this place for peace and relaxation, away from typical hotel noise, since that’s what the accommodation is meant to offer. Before this visit, we were told there’d be a small birthday party for one of the residents from 5-7 pm the next day. We said we had no objection. But it became a full party. From 4:00 pm, the sunbed area was being turned into a beach bar, with tables, chairs, catering equipment, and people constantly moving around. We had to leave and felt pushed out of our own space, as if outsiders had taken over. By 8:00 pm, more than 50 people were gathered outside, with a DJ and loud music. It went on past midnight (2:00pm), and the chaos and deafening music made our balcony impossible to use.

Friendly staff and a great spot near beautiful beaches made this a fantastic stay. Sirena Bay Beach House is ideal for young families.

The hotel is beautiful and new, with polite staff and really comfortable rooms. For what we paid, though, the amenities felt limited. There’s no turndown service, nobody to wash your coffee cups, and nothing to eat onsite. That might be fine for a 2/3 star stay, but this was expensive.