"My family and i were looking forward to visiting this resort after seeing some videos on youtube and reading other reviews.
I had booked a room for the 3 of us and had asked in advance for 2 single beds rather than 1 double bed but this was not possible, as it was my childrens birthday on day of arrival i had requested some cake but this wasn't possible all in all maybe it was too much of a problem to get these things but i was kind of gutted at this.
Staying with me were my son and daughter, my daughter noticed it first where the bathroom door had no lock and it was glazed window so privacy was limited, t.b.h its the first time i've seen this in a hotel. I did ask at reception the following morning if we could get a different room but she said all rooms had this arrangement.
Activity wise there wasn't that much to do on site for me and my family for an all inclusive package deal, the water in the pools was cold , the deepest pool they had was 1.40m depth, had a big jacuzzi in the centre but again water was cold.
The place does have a gym , a bit small , some decent equipment like free weights and a technogym bike.
You do get 1 free meal at a choice in one of the a la carte restaurants, we chose la trattoria, food was ok , a bit salty but ok.
The main restaurant 'Thalassa' was very tired looking lots of mismatched furniture, seats were cushioned but some had drinks stains, plus getting in and out of the area was a bit claustraphobic. For lunch and evening meals you had to order soft drinks which when arrived were served in 1/3 pint glasses so you ha dto drin k sparingly as getting a second you sometimes had to wait for, at one meal we gave up waotong for the second as it had been 10 minutes since ordering.
The food wasn't 5 star, the fish was prepared fresh i had the cod fillet one day but it had a few bones in it so i avoided that. There was always spaghetti and beef bolognese or just plain sauce, but i found there wasn't much in the way of choice for the main meals.
The 'asian night' they had chicken tikka (it looked like raosted chicken cooked in a tikka paste, there were 2 trays with a heap of cooked chicken under selophane and a tray of tikka paste it wasn't very appetising.
Some of the food was tasteless in the end i stuck with fries and breaded chicken/pork.
They had a good selection of desserts for lunch and evening meals.
They had a show which started at 9pm and finished at 10.30pm and there was no way of getting an early night until the show had finished.
There seemed to be no closing times for the pools as once the lifeguards had left (around 5pm) children were seen diving off rocks in to the pools which all seemed a bit unsafe and wasn't allowed.
The water park had a limited number of single rings and duos so on the first 3 visits my and my kids lost interest, the lifeguards were good at their jobs though on constant alert.
The games room consisted of 2 pool tables which haven't been looked after and cost 2 euros a game and an air hockey table.
The on site shop was very expensive! As well as the room tax you pay on arrival (15 euros a night!)
On some positive notes, the ice cream outlet was awesome as well as the bar that gave out slushies.
The cleaners did an excellent job in not just cleaning the room but putting things in order, they were brilliant.
I think if you have a family with small children then this place would work."