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I wish I had read the reviews here before purchasing curtains. They had significant production flaws on them. Next time I’ll spend a little more money elsewhere for better quality and service.
If you enjoy a regimented holiday, this hotel is for you. If you enjoy a spontaneous carefree holiday its not.
Having to book for both breakfast and evening meals and then to be in a queue for 10 to 15 minutes is not my idea of being on holiday.
A la carte restaurants are just the same as buffet dining, no waiter service, the wine waitress on Tuesday evenings was very rude and offensive. Needs to be retrained. Very disappointing holiday
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