Admiral

Parking was convenient, and the staff were friendly and helpful. The room and shared areas were impeccably clean, and the mattresses were comfortable. We stayed two nights on a B&B basis, right by the seafront, which was a perfect location. The common areas have recently had a major renovation, but the rooms, at least on Floor 1, could use a big refresh. The bathroom is very dated, the shower curtain leads to flooding, there are few electrical outlets, and the furniture is old. Breakfast could be better too: limited choice, average quality, and almost everything pre-packaged.

To me, this hotel doesn't deserve three stars. The food was very basic and not good quality, and sometimes I struggled to finish my plate. The shower sits between the toilet and bidet, and with no curtain it floods the whole bathroom.

Other than the clean towels, cleanliness often left a lot to be desired. I once found ants and clumps of hair.

The outdoor area is well kept, and the staff are very friendly. The place is conveniently positioned, a short walk from the center and just a few meters from the pine forest and the sea. The rooms are fairly spacious, but there was only one outlet. I personally didn't like the shower, which had neither a tray nor a curtain. The food was good and the portions were decent, but it wasn't memorable. We stayed at the Hotel Admiral, in the same courtyard as the neighboring hotel, whose name I can't remember. We were on full board, so every meal meant going from the Admiral to the room next door, up stairs to the first floor. With a newborn and a stroller, I had to carry the stroller upstairs each time because there was no elevator access. It was far too inconvenient, and I'm not sure why it was arranged that way. Maybe it was a Covid precaution, though I didn't think so. For a few days, it might still be a good option if you're sporty. The value seemed reasonable for what you get and pay.