Res. Michelangelo Resort 252S

Families with children should find plenty to enjoy here, from the pool and kids' play area to the evening shows and events. The beach is about a 13-minute walk away. I'd definitely recommend it for a family trip.

The first week was peaceful and lovely, though things got noisier during the last one. The staff were good, and I liked the pool, bar, and atmosphere. Our room was okay, but the bed felt too hard and the bathroom got wet quickly with nothing handy for drying it. Still, it was a worthwhile stay, and I'm going to miss it a lot.

We had a blast here. It felt friendly and relaxed, without big groups or late-night parties, and the pool and entertainment were both great. There was a quick misunderstanding over the sheets, but it was sorted out in a minute. Bar prices were fairly high, especially for ice and soft drinks, so we didn't order much; the coffee was good and reasonably priced. We could also hear furniture moving and voices from the apartment above, which sometimes woke us earlier than we'd have liked. Thanks for everything!

The suite was comfortable, very clean, and well equipped, and the staff treated us kindly. Two things were disappointing. Noise from other guests outside the stated quiet hours should be managed by the hotel. Also, from Thursday through Sunday, four nights in a row, a nearby disco played music for almost the whole night. If you want quiet nights and restful sleep, this isn't the place. We also weren't told on the website that suite cleaning wasn't included in the amount we paid. Since it's advertised as a hotel and resort, we expected at least one cleaning a week to be part of the price. After paying almost 3,000 euros for the stay, an extra 50 euros for cleaning if requested didn't seem right.