Oliver

The staff were kind and always helped with whatever we needed. Our stay was at the end of August, and there were enough parking spaces. The hotel is right on the beach, with a clean pool and a well-kept beach where sunbeds are included. Rooms are small but comfortable and cleaned every day. Breakfast had a good variety, though the coffee machine could be replaced with one that makes proper coffee. Dinner had different dishes each night, all fresh and very tasty.

Marco was especially good, a very professional waiter who went out of his way with every drink and meal we ordered. The staff overall are excellent. We also liked the fairly priced bar, free covered parking, and the hotel bicycles. It's right on the beach, with a nice pool and free beach umbrellas and seats. The village feels quiet, the beach isn't overcrowded, and the rooms are very clean, modern looking, and have decent balconies. The gym and games room feel very dated. At check-in, reception gave us very little information. The TV was only 32cm, and the pillow in particular, along with the mattress, needs replacing. We couldn't find any do not disturb signs, so cleaners woke us every morning.

A good place for couples to spend a few restful days. The staff are very kind, the Wi-Fi works well, though you have to enter the password each time. The private beach area with its umbrella and loungers is comfortable. Our room was small but tidy, and the little bathroom met all our needs. Air conditioning worked well but was noisy. Parking felt chaotic, and I think they accepted more bookings than there were spaces. The wall-mounted TV was so small I could compare it to the tablet beside me. Breakfast was fine, though it was nearly the same selection every day.

The apartment was about 150 meters from Hotel Oliver's main building, something we hadn't been clearly told when booking. After the long trip with our two children, having to go back and forth for breakfast was inconvenient, and breakfast itself hadn't been mentioned in our reservation. The apartment was in poor condition for what was supposed to be a 3-star hotel: workman's clothes or something similar were in the closet, the furniture was outdated, and the doors didn't close properly. We asked to move, but were told the hotel was full and there was no alternative. We had booked an apartment at Hotel Oliver expecting a better stay. The one positive was that the receptionist let us cancel even though the booking was non-refundable. We managed to find another hotel, but it cost more and was smaller. I'm sharing this so other travelers know about our experience. Clear booking details and well-maintained rooms matter for a good stay.