Abaca Ypua

The breakfast was very good, and the bedding was comfortable in the simple room. We got a friendly welcome as well. The problem was how damp the room felt, nothing would dry. We also hadn't noticed on the website that naturism was permitted at the pool, which means it's off limits to anyone under 18.

Having breakfast out on the terrace was lovely, and the staff were friendly throughout, including when I phoned to book. I'd suggest reserving directly with the hotel. The booking agency's commission stays with the hotel, and dealing with them directly felt more reliable. I chose the room with half-board, breakfast included, so the price was clear with no surprises. The place is quiet and near the sea, with free parking set aside for hotel guests. My room had a large 160x200 cm bed, and the bathroom and shower were great. There was a hairdryer, kettle, coffee and tea on the desk, plus a fan if needed. The flower-filled terrace had sun loungers and parasols, beside the heated pool and hot tub. There's also a bar and terrace.

The pool and garden made for such a relaxing place to stay, and the owners were lovely, helpful and always attentive. Just ask them if you need anything 😉. We were made to feel at home from the start. It was only a three-day visit, but I loved it, and the bed was comfortable. Thanks again to you both. Hope to see you soon, Mrs. Aoun N.

We ended our stay early and the manager offered no compensation. For €170 a night without breakfast, the decent breakfast and closeness to the sea weren't enough to make it worthwhile. The attic room was too cramped for three adults, the Wi-Fi kept cutting out, and the pool was very cold despite supposedly being heated. The furniture was dated too.