DW Belmara

The kitchen is worth recommending, though it operates separately from the hotel. The resort itself has quite a few problems. There's no Wi-Fi, and rooms don't always have soap; you get only one towel. The bathrooms feel like communist Poland, and the price doesn't match what's offered. Some rooms have leaking walls, not all have a balcony, and some balconies are shared, which is inconvenient. Rooms are only on the upper floors, a real difficulty for disabled people.

The service is friendly, and the location is good. The rooms could be cleaner, though they're acceptable for the price. There are a few small details I'd change, especially the fabric flooring. With sand and so many guests, it doesn't seem very hygienic.

The kids were happy, and our whole big family had a lovely stay. The manager who runs the place is kind and helpful, while the chef is polite and cooks really well. Breakfasts are fantastic for the price. Rooms are quiet, and so is the neighborhood. There's a nice route from the hotel to the beach through a small forest, where we saw plenty of frogs. I also recommend the waffles from the old lady and the toasted sandwiches between the ice creams. Thanks for a pleasant stay. We'll definitely be back.

It's quiet as soon as you leave National Unity and enter the resort. The owner is very friendly and helpful, and the price is reasonable for such satisfying conditions. Western Beach is about a 20-minute walk away, with plenty of restaurants on the way. Even the street name fits. I highly recommend it.