Our experience was a mixed bag. The resort itself is very beautiful, scenic, and clean, and most of the staff were friendly and eager to help. However, during our first few days, we encountered a woman who didn't seem very willing to assist us. She was dismissive and answered some questions with just one word. It turns out the resort operates on a cashless system or a deposit system, and you pay for your room upon check-out using various currencies. This wasn't explained to us initially, and we thought all restaurants and the spa only accepted cards, which is problematic for Russians like us. So, we tried to stay within our $200 deposit limit. When we asked the receptionist where we could eat, she pointed outside and said, 'Eat outside the resort,' implying that only cash was accepted there for food and massages 🤦🏻♀️. Secondly, we were given a room with a very small space between the bed and the wall, only a few centimeters, where the TV was also located and could easily be bumped. Yes, we are a group of four slender women, and even for us, squeezing through that gap was difficult. Also, our room on the 4th floor had a very low and distant view of the sea, which was also very disappointing 🫠. Overall, the grounds are well-maintained, the beach is clean but deep in some spots, and the breakfasts are delicious and varied. If these initial issues had been resolved, we would have been thrilled with our vacation. On our check-out day, there was a very lovely lady at the front desk who spoke excellent Russian (the one on the left in the photo 🥰). She left us with a very good impression on our last day 🫶🏻.
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