My wife and I arrived at the hotel on May 31st. The manager, Hashim (who speaks Russian, which was a pleasant surprise), checked us into a lovely room with a view on the second floor in the far 'petal' wing. We liked the room, but after seeing so many families with children in the restaurant, we asked to be moved to the Stella 5-star hotel of the same chain, which was located nearby. We were mentally prepared to pay an extra charge, but the senior manager offered us another option, and the next day, we moved to the 5-star Stella Golf hotel without any additional cost. We really appreciated that the staff quickly understood our need for a quiet stay and offered a very acceptable solution without extra charges.
At the new hotel, we also want to thank the staff and especially Manager Wael for handling all our requests quickly and professionally. Every evening at dinner, he personally approaches each guest to ask about their day and if they need anything. Such care creates a feeling of true relaxation and rest.
For other travelers, I'd like to note that both hotels are not beachfront, but an electric car departs for the beach every 10 minutes. The Golf hotel has a slightly vintage ambiance that makes you feel like an English aristocrat – there's a smoking room, a library, a billiards room, a golfers' room, etc. The rooms have modular furniture (a bit outdated but vintage), only a rain shower (no flexible hose), Wi-Fi is distributed via single-use passwords valid for 1 to 4 days per gadget separately and resets when you go to the beach. The pool is small and visible to everyone in the lobby. Due to the golf ponds, there might be mosquitoes in the rooms, and there are no screens on the balcony door – so bring mosquito repellent.
Overall, the hotel is very quiet, and there are live performers in the evenings. You can also learn to play golf.
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