Natural Village Resort

Inside the house was quite okay, but the buildings gave an outdated impression. It wasn’t as pretty as it looks on booking.com, and it didn’t feel romantic, more like a place for families.

It was very noisy. Loud music went on until 00:00, so sleeping before midnight wasn’t possible. The restaurant was very expensive, with limited food options that weren’t replenished often. The ice cream there was just ordinary supermarket ice cream.

The rooms are small but cozy, and the air conditioning works well. The beach is private and peaceful, with no other large hotels nearby, so it doesn’t get crowded. Breakfast was only okay, though the bar and street food stand are worth trying. It was a very pleasant stay overall, and Porto Recanati is worth visiting.

There are lots of playgrounds for kids, and the restaurant had great food with plenty of choices. The staff there were very quick and friendly, always trying to help. The bungalows are decent and well laid out, and the place is great for a family vacation. The pool area was decent too, with a lifeguard and strict opening hours. The beach has nice sand, and the sea was okay, though not crystal clear. The main problems were cleaning and communication. Cleaning happened only once a week. Night shows and activities, including games for kids, were mostly in Italian, and at a tourist place with so many nationalities, hardly speaking any other language felt limiting and unprofessional. I didn’t think the beach umbrella prices made sense: €15 for the two back rows and €25 for the front rows. They were all empty while most people used their own umbrellas. If you brought your own, you had to walk 200m to the left or right to set it up, since you couldn’t put it wherever you wanted. Maybe at €5 or €10, or free with coffee or drinks, more people could use the rented ones. It didn’t seem well managed. Still, it’s a decent place and good value, especially for families with kids.