Sairon Village

The buffet food was decent, and the staff were friendly and helpful. My room was very spacious, but short on a few amenities. There was only one hook in the bathroom for shower towels, and the Peltier refrigerator and non-smart TV were two more significant drawbacks. When I spoke with the manager, he said the rooms had been renovated over the past three years and that they were replacing the old TVs.

We had a wonderful stay at the village and have just left. The food was excellent and varied, and every team we dealt with was kind and responsive, from the dining room and kitchen to reception and housekeeping. The entertainment team helped make the holiday both peaceful and fun. Our room was clean and practical, with a small terrace and a really comfortable outdoor shower. The shuttle service worked well, and the drivers were friendly, especially Antonio and Filippo. Thank you all.

The area is wonderful, with lovely places nearby, and the entertainment staff were very nice. After a few days, I can say the entertainment really makes a difference. The pools are much smaller than they look in the photos, though I hope to spend only a short time there. At least swim caps are required, and the lifeguard is very attentive. There aren't many loungers, and guests who arrive first get better accommodations, as happens at a lot of resorts. I expected something more like a campsite, so I was a bit disappointed to find it felt more like a foreign resort. Still, it's nice overall. The restaurant is big and very chaotic, with tables close together. The shuttle ride to the beach takes 15 minutes. The bar card costs 2 euros and needs to be topped up at the bar, where they don't accept cash.