Hotel Europa

We only spent one day here, but the room stood out for how carefully it was cleaned. It had all the comforts we needed, including a TV and air conditioning. The hotel isn’t right by the sea, but it’s a four-minute drive away. The weather was unusual, so we used the indoor pool, which was clean and looked after by a friendly, smiling young man. Staff were helpful and welcoming, and even booked us a table at a lovely seafront restaurant. Thanks to their special arrangement, we got a small discount. I’d definitely recommend this place.

The hotel is peaceful and conveniently close to the main road, Eurospin, and a car wash. Breakfast had a nice selection of tasty products, and there are two parking lots, one smaller and one larger. The spa, pool, gym, and solarium were all well maintained, with the solarium especially good for relaxing. Staff were friendly and keen to help with requests. I had some trouble with the TV channels during my stay, but I’m sure that’s been sorted out.

Getting here by car was a hassle. There’s a continuous line on the highway and a single sign that’s very hard to spot. During our stay the sign was off at night, so we had to turn around several times. The location isn’t convenient for the beach, and there’s no shuttle. The room was spacious and comfortable, though its hair dryer was broken. Breakfast was excellent, with homemade cakes and traditional cured meats, but there were no sweet choices for my brother and me, both lactose intolerant.

The staff were friendly and helpful, and breakfast was excellent, with donuts, croissants, and homemade cakes. The room was average and the property looked well presented, though the CRT TV could use replacing. I booked a double room through Expedia for €466 from August 3 to August 9, with breakfast included.