Beautiful hotel. Not like any Holiday Inn I've ever been to. The tiled walls, the marble staircase,…read morethe spacious room, the manicured lawn, the big pool, it's a great place to stay

It was a solid stay with friendly folks, good food, and the closest thing to American…read moreaccommodations. One thing I'd say is that there's one level that smells a little funky (floor -1). It may be backed up pipes or just the humidity. Other than that I'd come back. There's also a tram that runs into town but it only runs on the weekdays and not the weekends...At least it didn't on Sunday.

We had a bag with dirty clothes in them. The cleaner then proceeds to take the bag and throw it…read moreaway, the staff told us they would give us a call about our clothes or getting our money back. This was maybe 1,5 months ago and they still hasn't called back.

Stayed here over the Christmas holiday. The off season gets you cheap rates, but one should know…read morethat the town around the resort kind of shuts down, so your options for dining off the resort will be limited when compared to normal. Despite this our group had a wonderful time and I'd recommend a stay to anyone looking for a comfortable hotel with many amenities and a stunning view of the coast. Each room had a balcony with a view of the ocean and the stunning cliffs. We also had a mini fridge, microwave and sink area which allowed us to stock up on snacks and drinks. There are standard dishes and flatware in each room. The resort itself has plenty to offer. There's a spa, indoor pool, hot tub, sauna and steam room area which we were thankful for because the temperature was just a little too low to enjoy the beautiful outdoor pool that overlooks the ocean. There's a large grassy area for those looking to sun bathe, but for those of you with more adventure in mind the beach and cliffs are quickly accessible down the hill beside the resort. Our group had a great time clambering around and enjoying the stunning views for an entire afternoon. Watching the sunset with some wine was well worth the climb. The onsite restaurant offers a free breakfast buffet and there's a large selection of foods to choose from. It's my understanding that they get a fair number of UK tourists and so the breakfast here featured some items that were harder to find elsewhere: bacon, sausage, eggs, etc. The dinner selection was a bit pricey for us, but we managed to find a restaurant off site that served some amazing fresh seafood. There's a game room near the bar downstairs that has a pool table and a couple of pinball machines. I have no idea what peak season costs are, but over the winter the prices can't be beat. I'm sure that during the warm summer months the Viking is quite the spot to spend a holiday.