We stayed here for a few days when traveling with our 6 months old baby to our friend's wedding which was in Maro. We had a small friend group that booked a few rooms. I was skeptical after reading some negative reviews but decided to give it a chance and I am so glad we did!
We had a seaview room for such an affordable price!
Not only did they surprise me with a bottle of champagne to our room on my birthday, but every aspect from the stay to the amenities to the food was lovely.
PROS:
-really good and affordable breakfast... they had fresh churros, made omelettes to order and were griddling pancakes fresh with a nice selection of breads, pastries, cheeses, meats, topping, juices, fresh fruit, etc
-genuinely kind and helpful front desk staff
-cute little library
-surprisingly good and affordable lunch (we ate there a few times)
-nice to sit in a shaded area and have cocktails with a view of the beach
-beach front property
-10 to 15 minutes walk to the center
-blocks away to markets for snacks and water
-parking on site for 15 euro a day (though it is definitely not made for large vehicles or the faint of heart to get down there!)
-great value for the price (we loved waking up to the colors of the sunrise and taking naps to the sound of the sea)
-baby friendly, they had a little cot for us in the room
-2 pool options... one is very accessible in the main hotel and the other has rooftop views
-super cool underground connection between the two buildings
CONS:
-as other reviewers have said, there is no iron in the rooms or onsite that you can borrow... this is something they should definitely remedy as it's really the only big issue we had (they did offer laundry services but it cost us about 16 euros to iron one dress, one shirt and one pair of pants for the wedding)
-not really a con BUT I do think it would be nice if they had waiters at the pool to bring drinks instead of having to go to the bar
-would have preferred blankets instead of thing sheets in the rooms but the AC was not very strong so I see why they don't put blankets ha read more