Green Line Bon Sol Apartamentos

The location was okay, but there wasn't much to do besides go to the beach. The pool area had very few loungers, and drinks around the pool were banned. It felt like they wanted everyone to sit at their own bar and buy something. I only wanted to keep a bottle of water beside me so I wouldn't get dehydrated in the sun. I knew it was a budget hotel and wasn't expecting much from the room, but I've never stayed somewhere so filthy. The bathroom and kitchen were grimy, and even walking three steps barefoot left the bottoms of my feet black. The shower head wasn't attached to the wall, the sheets had dead bugs embedded in them and stains, and the fridge door kept falling off and leaking, leaving a puddle in the kitchen each morning. They said they were fully booked, so we couldn't change rooms. Never again!

We paid €250 for a dirty, disgusting place with old, broken fixtures, which was absolutely unacceptable. Cigarette butts were scattered around the outdoor pool and nobody cleaned them up. There was other people's hair in our room, and the doors wouldn't lock properly.

The location was handy, a few minutes from the beach, supermarkets, and restaurants, and only 15 minutes from the airport. A taxi cost 12 euros. Reception was in a different spot, a five-minute walk from the apartments, and the pool was in another building complex. The receptionist was very nice and asked how my stay was. I told her it was super dirty so she would understand. The cleaning lady would open the door without knocking or consent, so be dressed. I asked for toilet rolls, but she never returned. We were left without even a sweeping brush and spent three more days in the dirt. The toilet wasn't properly cleaned, and the kitchen cupboards and drawers were dusty, as if they'd last been cleaned months earlier. There was no sponge or cleaning liquid, so the kitchen was impossible to use. No TV or air-conditioning remotes either, apparently we were expected to do magic. The mattresses were stained and uncomfortable. At check-in, I was told they'd already charged the first night, but not how much, so I paid the balance. The next day I noticed they'd overcharged me by 17 euros for that first night. I contacted booking, who agreed. The hotel's explanation was that they'd miscalculated the tourist fees, even though those were included in the total. After two hours of back-and-forth with booking, the property refunded me. The place has potential if it's torn down and rebuilt, but I definitely won't return.

We could hear a neighbour drop a contact lens, and I could feel every spring in the bed. The headboard wasn't fixed in place, just leaning against the wall, and the shower head was broken. The mini fridge changed temperature randomly. The door had apparently been broken into recently and was being held together by paint. The stairs were crumbling, with no light at night, and there were ants. They charged an extra $160 without explaining why, and I'm not the only one this happened to. Air conditioning, which is necessary, the TV remote, and a hair dryer each cost an extra 20€. One star because we weren't robbed and didn't get bed bugs, though both seemed possible.