Residence Rosa Marina

I won't stay there again. I've traveled a lot and have never had such a rude experience, and other guests at the resort felt the same. Air conditioning and pets both cost extra, and quite a lot. There wasn't even a roll of toilet paper in the bathroom when we arrived, and asking for anything made it feel like they were doing us a huge favor. A total disappointment. Below zero!

The beach is well kept, and the town has all sorts of amenities, from a doctor to an ice cream shop. Getting out is confusing because the streets are a maze, and there should be more signs. The entrances are guarded, so you need a pass to get in. In the evening there are shows, but kids also zip around on scooters through the one-way streets. Some business owners aren't friendly and seem annoyed.

The sea is enchanting, and there's a shuttle to the beach every 20 minutes. Free and paid beaches both offer loungers and umbrellas. This small residence has several kinds of accommodation, all with kitchenettes for quick meals you can prepare yourself, and they pay close attention to each guest's needs. It's connected to the larger Rosamarina village, where there's a grand hotel and several restaurants.

The staff were friendly and capable, though the pool had no equipment. The place felt restrictive even though I’d paid for a house for 15 days, and it costs a lot more than other beaches while offering very little. Their pet rules also seem stuck in the early 1980s: basically, only small dogs are accepted. I came away disappointed.