Eurybia

Breakfast was a real highlight, with a huge selection and a lady there keeping an eye on everything. The grounds are well maintained, everything was clean, and the pool and whirlpool looked fantastic. The receptionist was very young, so there’s some room for improvement, but she was definitely friendly. We had a really nice stay and would love to come back!

The buffet breakfast was delicious, varied, and included in the price. The owner was attentive, and the reception staff were professional and friendly. The hotel team were friendly and dedicated, too. Rooms were bright, spacious, and newly furnished, with large balconies and shared sun terraces furnished with loungers. Outside, there’s a heated pool with guest loungers, a garden jacuzzi, and a beautifully landscaped area with a lovely patio. The property is clean and elegant, with free parking on site and very affordable prices. It’s in a prime spot, almost in the city center and close to a beautiful, wide beach. AWESOME, I highly recommend it! We’ll definitely visit again! 😃

We had a bathroom attached to our attic room, and the smell in there was awful, like a toilet. Getting inside meant taking a deep breath and rushing back out. After we reported it, a guy came, taped over holes in the sink and shower, then left us to deal with it for the next three days. Instead of apologizing, he argued with me. He was a complete idiot. There was a TV, but the signal kept dropping, so it only worked now and then. Maybe the apartment itself is nice, with a pool and breakfast, but we’ve never been treated this way anywhere else. We’re not demanding people, but this place really ruined our holiday. I don’t recommend it.

There’s a lot of potential here, but my view is based on the rooms I stayed in, which were on the top floor in the attic. The triple room my wife and children had was a little better than my single room, though the double bed was in the middle and the rest was much like mine. My single room felt claustrophobic, with cramped space and sloping ceilings that made it hard to relax. Getting up was hazardous: I hit my head on the ceiling when I tried to get out of bed, fell back onto it, then hit my head on the sink while getting up again. Standing to pee was out of the question. The toilet was tucked under a slope, so sitting down meant bending awkwardly and trying not to fall. The shower cubicle was small and had no holder for the shower head, so I had to hold it in one hand while washing with the other, or hang it up and wash in stages. I moved the bed a little to avoid hitting my head on the wall and found all sorts of house spiders. The room lock was awkward enough that I changed the cylinder because I thought I’d eventually break the key. There was a TV, but it didn’t always get the main channels. A small MPM refrigerator did its job. Parking depended on luck. I got a spot inside at first, but when I returned from a trip there was no space, and the owner just threw up his hands and said I’d have to park outside on my own. As for the shared facilities, breakfast was very convenient, with a hot and cold buffet and something for everyone. It’s clear the owners work hard to provide a good selection. The pool in front of the holiday home was clean and could fit a few people. The jacuzzi beside it wasn’t as clean. The children’s playground was there, but it’s hard to call it a playground and it would hold their attention for five minutes at most. There were enough things I didn’t like about Eurybia that I wouldn’t return to these attic rooms. If I came back, I’d choose a room on a lower floor. A solid 3 out of 5.