Orohotel

The hotel isn't bad. When my class and I came for school camp, though, there was a woman with black and white glasses who was a pain and told us to pay a €2 fine for making too much noise. We didn't pay it. She was kind to the other guests, but I can't tell whether that was sincere or not.

The staff tried hard to make up for all the hotel's shortcomings, but the breakfast was very poor. There was no fruit, and bread and savory items were only available if you asked. On the second morning, the croissants came out at the end of breakfast. The first night, we had to check four rooms before finding one with a decent bathroom and shower. The TV was so dated, like from the 1915-18 war, and didn't work properly, though they replaced it the next day. Our shower was cold the first night. For me, this is a two-star hotel at most.

They don't pay workers at all, so I'd tell anyone considering a job there to stay away. We worked there over the Christmas holidays and were made to sleep in a dump in the basement, with no heat and rat poison around us. The cold shower floor was indescribably filthy, like an entire ecosystem had been left to grow there, and everyone ended up with fevers and colds. The kitchen, rooms, and laundry were awful too. One of the worst hotels I've ever seen.

The outdoor pool and hot tub were really nice. I stayed for two or three days and, even in that short time, found it a very nice hotel. The staff were highly trained and ready to help with your needs.