Residence Nevada

The staff are very kind and attentive, and the beds are comfortable in my opinion. The apartment works for 3 people and was clean, though not especially well maintained. A lot depends on the people who stay in these apartments. Mine has an induction hob, and since it's my first time using one, I'm finding it fantastic.

The apartment was filthy when we arrived, very cramped, and nothing like the photos. The staff were rude, and I felt ripped off the whole time. Parking was supposedly available, but it cost €5 a day and had no attendant. The beach chair and umbrella were described as included, yet we were asked to pay about €15 per day for them. There were problems even before the stay: after we paid a deposit, they said a few days later that the booking had been cancelled for various reasons and they would keep the money. We eventually sorted it out because they had mixed us up with another family. At check-in, they demanded full payment immediately, something that hadn't been stated anywhere. Listings on different websites also gave conflicting information. I strongly advise against this place.

The apartment was clean when we arrived, and the staff were friendly and available around the clock. We were two people, so the small size was manageable, though it was less spacious than the Booking.com photos led me to expect. I came prepared with towels, dish soap and sponges, shampoo, and shower gel after reading earlier reviews. Sheets were supplied, along with two sets of towels so we could change them midway through the week. There were also tiny samples of dish soap, shampoo, and shower gel, plus the usual hotel bars of soap. I was surprised to find a shower curtain and drying rack. If you use the beach service, there is a discount. We skipped paying for the whole stay and instead could have paid €15 for a full day or €10 for an afternoon.

The apartment was dirty despite the €40 final cleaning charge, and the bedspreads had holes in them. The information pages for Iperclub and Iperviaggi also get some details wrong: umbrellas and deck chairs aren't included, and cost between €60 and €70 per week. If you're a bit chubby, you may be better off showering at the beach. Courtesy and kindness were hard to come by. One more thing: don't pay €20 per person to have the sheets changed and then find them stained. There's a laundromat downstairs where you can do it for €2. Thanks for your attention.