Hotel Garden Lido

The beach belonging to the hotel is just across the road, and restaurants and shops are only a few minutes away. I spent a week here visiting family. The room felt a little snug, but the view was lovely, and I even watched fireworks from the balcony one night. Everyone working here was charming and kind, from reception and the restaurant to the lifeguard.

The people working here made a big difference for us. Elena and Erika helped warm food for our newborn and were also lovely to chat with. My baby adored them, and we felt welcome. The hotel was quiet and kid friendly, close to the sea and within walking distance of the center. Bikes are available through the hotel, too. We also appreciated the private pool when the sea was unpredictable. It had shaded spots, which was helpful for our newborn's first calm introduction to water. The pool did have dead insects and leaves in it. Staff took a while to respond when we told them, and another guest eventually grabbed a bucket and cleaned it himself. Someone from the beach came with a net only after that. It should be checked and cleaned each morning. Our room seemed fairly clean, but we found hair ties, razor caps in the bathroom, and a lighter in the room, so a more careful check would help. Parking on top of the room cost felt excessive to me. A single fee would make more sense than 20 EUR per day. We enjoyed the stay overall, would come back without complaint, and would recommend it to anyone staying nearby.

The beach is right across the road, and the hotel is close to the port. Inside, though, it feels a bit dated.

The beach is literally across the street, and breakfast was really good. It's a pleasant little hotel by the water. The guy at the front desk either didn't understand or was an idiot: we asked twice where our room was, and he kept saying the 4th floor, which turned out to be the roof.