Baia dei Mulini Resort & Spa

The staff were warm and friendly, breakfast had plenty of variety, and both the hotel and room were clean. The beach view was lovely too. But the property is old and not very well maintained. The shower came off completely, the toilet seat was loose, and there was no soap in the shower. They also require a cash deposit for beach towels, which could be handled more conveniently. Check-in is too late and check-out too early. I wouldn't return or recommend it.

The sunset from the pool or beach is stunning, and the staff were lovely. It's a quiet, very clean hotel with friendly people and some light evening entertainment. There's a nice pool, and no mad rush for sunbeds. The bar prices are reasonable, about what you'd pay elsewhere in town, and there's a lovely restaurant across the road. Walking to the center takes about 1 hour and 15 minutes. A bus runs from outside every 30 minutes, though it was a bit confusing at first. We eventually figured it out, and the Drop Ticket app helped.

The room and bathroom were clean, which matters more to me than the furniture. The staff were very friendly and helpful, all young and eager to learn. Since jobs are scarce in the region, I was glad to see young people employed here. The food was good and portions were generous, and you can trust me on that, I'm Italian. The beach is close by and gorgeous in October. The seagrass there suggests the sea is unpolluted. Don't miss the spa or a massage from the very skilled staff.

We loved the sea-facing balcony, the amazing staff, and being right on the beach. The food was the one letdown: the quality wasn't good, and the only option was a buffet costing 35 euros per person.