Giulivo C3

The Italian dishes they make in the restaurant were amazing, though the other food choices were only so-so. The beach is wonderful and the location is great for a holiday. Rooms are clean and roomy, but very basic. I wouldn't call this a four-star hotel.

Jack and Pino were the highlight of our evenings, bringing great energy, good humor, and a lot of talent that made them so much fun. The beach was close by, clean, and had lovely people working there. We also enjoyed the delicious food, especially the variety of seafood. Our room was spacious, clean, and recently renovated. It was a pleasure staying here, highly recommend!

I stayed in one of the villas, so I can't say much about the hotel itself. The villa was roomy, with four upstairs bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a huge fridge in a kitchen with all the expected amenities. The beds were comfortable and everything was clean, though at first the place smelled strongly of an old house. We left everything open for an evening and it started to feel cosy. The showers weren't great, with water running poorly because of calcium deposits. There was private parking, and the villa was very close to its own beach, where we had our own umbrella, chairs, and sunbed. It's the kind of beach resort setup you want. I had a good experience and would come back if I got the chance.

The rooms were large and clean, with new furniture, and they were cleaned thoroughly every day on schedule. The internet connection, though, was very bad. We came through a tour operator agency, and the food was awful: tasteless pasta and fish that smelled like a swamp. At the buffet, the waiters were extremely stingy. Ask for salad and you'd get half a tomato and three bits of cucumber. Getting more felt like begging, which is unacceptable for a four-star hotel. Maybe inflation is why they haven't raised prices, but the portions and quality of the food seem to have been cut. I really don't recommend it.