Atlanticvilla

Breakfast was good, and the natural setting was lovely. We met a friendly, attentive character with a surfer kind of style. The room and bathroom were decent. We got there after the pool had closed, so we couldn't use it.

The location is excellent, which makes the stay all the more disappointing. The owner had a response to every complaint, including telling us, “You live in the city; this is nature.” There were dozens of spiders on the walls and in the closets. Outside, it was poorly lit when we came back around 11 PM. Our room, the last one on the property, wasn't ready until 8 PM. The shower entrance was very narrow, with the sink right beside it. The next day a woman came to vacuum. Breakfast was in full sun with no parasol. I gave them four Stargel ice packs with my name on them to freeze, but two had been swapped for other ones by the next day. The place looked flashy, and the three rooms facing the pool did seem more suitable.

The double bed had a box spring smaller than the mattress, which was a downside. The room looked out over the pool, and breakfast on the terrace was nice. The shower was good, and the TV sitting area was pleasant. The host was very friendly.

At €230 a night, this felt seriously overpriced. We stayed August 18th to 20th in the room with two sofas, and when we left Saturday morning there was nobody there. It's deplorable that they don't remember their guests. I have the receipt to prove my good faith. The continental breakfast was pathetic. The pool wasn't clean, the beds were uncomfortable, and the room felt poorly equipped: no hairdryer, glasses, or toiletries. The lighting was faulty too. Everything seemed like poor-quality Ikea, even the bathroom door, which was an Ikea closet door. Avoid it.