Residence Italia

We wouldn’t return. The beds for the children, folding beds in the living room, were unbelievably uncomfortable, and the rooms felt old and very worn. The animation and music carried on late and disturbed our group, and there was more noise by the pool in the afternoon. It wasn’t a relaxing holiday. The receptionist speaks only Italian. The location is decent, and the restaurant next door was great, with lovely service and good food. There’s also an excellent bakery around the corner for breakfast pastries. The public beach is a long way away, and the nearby beaches only have paid sunbeds, so keep that in mind. I’d choose another place in the area.

The hotel was clean and in a good location, but the rest was awful. It looked extremely old, probably dating from the 1980s or earlier, and seemed never to have been renovated. The shower was tiny and had a boiling system, and the air conditioning didn’t work properly. There’s no breakfast either. I wouldn’t stay here.

The staff were pleasant, the air conditioning worked well, and the place is fairly close to beaches and attractions. Still, I wouldn’t recommend staying here. The whole property badly needs renovating: paint is coming off the walls, the pool looks like it’s falling apart, and the apartments feel depressing, with poor beds and awful lighting. The kitchen was very poorly equipped, though it was usable for boiling pasta. The playground shown in the photos has been removed. You also have to wear a hair net in the pool, something I’ve never encountered at any of the hundreds of hotels I’ve visited. It’s pretty expensive for what you get.

Paint is peeling off the walls, and the rooms were dirty with uncomfortable beds. The pool had so much chlorine that it discolored our swimwear. A tiny beer at the pool costs 4 euros. There are better places to stay.