Casa Roberto 16

The rooms have loads of space, maybe more than needed. You can pay however you like, in ron, tickets, euro, and so on. Everything else was fine, but the single bed I slept in was broken, and there were spiders in the corners of my room, so I couldn’t give it five stars.

Okay.

The clean linen and towels were a plus, and the hotel is very close to the sea. But cleanliness elsewhere was clearly neglected, especially in the bathroom, where there was old grime and sand in the bathtub. The refrigerator had large rust spots too. The air conditioner hadn’t been cleaned, and the window screen was broken, so I couldn’t leave the window open at night. When I tried to shut the blinds, they fell right on my head. We had no toilet paper, tissues, or soap, and although there was a kettle, there wasn’t even a mug or glass. I don’t think guests should have to bring hand soap on vacation. The night before checkout, a huge cockroach appeared in the bathroom and went down the shower drain when we tried to catch it. Staff were rude, difficult to reach, and gave us eye rolls and looks on top of the disappointing conditions.

The room was large and the beach was a reasonable distance away, but I wouldn’t recommend the stay or repeat it. The receptionist’s shift ends at 2:00 PM, and there was dirt and hair in and around the bathtub drain. WiFi didn’t work; when we asked, the receptionist said it was because of solar flares. We weren’t given receipts, the door lock was odd and only closed once, and the rusty dryer ruined several clothes.