Villaggio San Paolo

I spent one night here on a school trip, and honestly, it was horrible. My room window looked out on what seemed like a baby’s grave, while my friend had a crucifix on the wall. The place didn’t seem clean at all, and dinner was bland and not properly cooked. The one good thing was how close the beach was. A waste of money.

I’m back for my second year, and I don’t think it’ll be my last. It’s a welcoming place, especially for disabled guests and families with children, a unique experience for me. The staff, reception team, and workmen are always on duty and work quickly and competently. Compared with the fancy coastal resorts packed with huge facilities to keep tourists entertained, vsp has an old-fashioned focus on what a vacation can be: taking your time and getting away from the daily routine. The lifeguard boys at the 22 deserve a special mention, as do the two restaurants for their friendly, prepared staff and good food and drinks. The entertainment team’s baby dances, sports, and shows are great too. Enrico at the fun park is always careful about children’s safety.

I was here for one day on a school trip and honestly, I really liked it. The workers are great, much respect to them, and the people you meet are amazing. 10/10, I’d recommend coming.

We had to wait 2.5 hours to check out because we changed our plans and left a day early, at 13:30 instead of the planned time. We needed to pay 71 euro for snacks and WiFi, but the payment counter wouldn’t open again for another 2.5 hours, so we were stuck waiting. I wouldn’t bother asking the information desk for another option. A very beautiful older lady shouted at us and argued that it was a reception issue, not a question for the information desk, treating us like monkeys.