Aminess Lume Hotel

"Hotel was ok with stunning views food was terrible, even getting to the restaurant for opening time food was lukewarm at best with very little choice for main meal, getting a drink with your meal was like a lucky dip, there seemed to be no organisation to it, a jug of water on the table would have helped but the head waiter going around with a card machine on his tray showed what the priorities were. The snack bar food was actually hot but pricey, we gave up on our evening meal after 2 nights and used the restaurants around the bay"

"Hotel is situated in a stunning location sea warm enough to swim in. Rooms are clean and comfortable unfortunately only 1 pillow, no kettle and rules say no kettles allowed in rooms. People did bring them and used them. Minibar is extremely expensive and makes such a racket it’s difficult to get any sleep this was also thoughts of others. Beautiful views from balcony which is small and has 2 chairs a table and ash tray. Also a clothes airer. Pool towels are provided and changed daily if required. Pool is absolutely freezing. Lots of sun beds.Shampoo and hand soap provided. Staff all very pleasant especially Adin. Restaurant: we were only asked if we would like drinks with our meals on 2 nights. 1 small bottle of water was €4. Food was terrible I lived on pizza and melon. Everything else I tried I couldn’t eat and I’m not a fussy eater, others we spoke to gave up after 2nd night and ate out at one of the 4 restaurants around the bay. You will definitely need to hire a car if you want to see the island as no public transport, bay has 1 small supermarket, no other shops 1 cash point and 1 small pub. This hotel is unsuitable for people with mobility issues, there is a lift but it doesn’t go to every floor, there’s no ramps and stairs are everywhere. There’s not a lot for children to do. Hotel is dog friendly."

"The hotel is nice but not anywhere close to 4* in my view. The staff are unfriendly / disinterested (with the exception of the reception staff). The bedrooms are nicely done and comfy but the bathrooms are a bit 1970s. The cafe snack bar closes early so it’s not possible to sit and relax into the late evening. Breakfast is ok though the dining room is a soulless noisy place. For example the orange juice was cordial and the bread selection was poor (white baguettes and sliced bread in the main). Brna really is a tiny place - there are several restaurants within a couple of minutes walk but they are a bit rough & ready and have broadly the same menu. There is one shop. The bay is beautiful though and swimming in the sea from the tiled ‘beach’ area is a treat."