Atlantida

The area is great, but I wouldn't stay here again. The rooms looked nothing like the website, and when we mentioned it at reception, we were told, "oh those pictures are old". The walls were bare, the beds were hard as rocks, and we had to put our own sheets on. We also had to go back to the desk to get an AC remote. There's no pool, and the beach chairs cost extra. You can't bring your own drinks to the beach if you're using their chairs. We didn't see any breakfast either. We came down around 9:50, and it ended at 10, but there wasn't even a sign that food had been there. The male receptionist didn't know the beach chair prices or whether we could park on the street, even though the hotel has no parking. After the first night, we asked for a refund, but they said they couldn't do that because we'd booked through Expedia. After complaining many times, including to Expedia, they offered us a nicer room, but it had one double bed for me and my mom, so we turned it down. After 2/4 nights, our backs couldn't take it anymore. We found another hotel and are eating the cost of the last two nights. The female worker was much nicer than the male receptionist, and we're so glad to be out of there.

Just a few meters from the beach, with the hotel offering its own area and different beach bed options. The rooms have a great atmosphere, and the staff are really service minded. My first time here, and I'll definitely return. I highly recommend staying here.

The staff were amazing, and the drinks were great value. I felt welcome and relaxed, so I'll definitely come back. It's a cute aparthotel right on the beach, with simple furnishings, but the rooms are clean and very comfortable.

We arrived to find we had to make up our own beds. The king size bed had twin sheets and twin blankets, and the beds were hard. There was no air conditioning in the second bedroom. Black flies came in through the unscreened bathroom window, which was also used to vent the bathroom. They provided a flyswatter with the kitchen utensils, so we managed. The shower had no doors or walls, and water kept flooding the bathroom floor and soaking the bath mat.