Elysees Dream Beach Hotel

Hotel was good but hotel staff is cheater, they fool guests.

Very good hotel, food its very good and tasty, animation its very funny and nice, good activity, staff friendly. Thank you kigo, he is very good boy and animator

Location is near the airport, which is okay, but inside the hotel territory you can barely hear noise from the street. Atmosphere is welcoming and really chill)) Room was not the best one, windows in our room wasn’t opening and it was not super good, but for sleeping okay. And shower almost doesn’t have warm water, but it’s also fine after hot day at the beach.

Absolutely embarrassing and rude. Me and my friend are American citizens they’ve refused letting us in claiming we’re not a family, insanely discriminatory action and shameful. I strongly don’t recommend.

We stayed at this hotel as a **family of three**. Overall, we understand this is a **3-star hotel**, and with that in mind, there were both very good points and some serious issues. 👍 The good parts **Housekeeping and restaurant staff are amazing** — always smiling, helpful, and genuinely kind. The **bar staff and waiters are absolute superstars**, constantly going the extra mile and making guests feel welcome. We had **all-inclusive at Panorama Restaurant**, and our experience there was very good. The food is simple, so be prepared to eat **chicken every day** and **fish every second day**, but everything was fresh and tasty, and we actually enjoyed it. Rooms are **spacious and lovely**, which honestly felt better than typical 3-star standards — for this reason alone, we would give the hotel **4 stars for rooms**. The **best person in the hotel** is without a doubt **Mahmoud, the tour operator**. He is an incredibly kind, professional gentleman who truly cares about guests. After returning from a fishing trip, the hotel restaurant refused to cook our freshly caught fish for us, even though we asked politely. Mahmoud stepped in and **ordered fresh fried fish, prawns, and king prawns for us**, and **refused to take any money**. This gesture meant a lot and shows what real hospitality looks like. #m👎 The bad experience – SPA (avoid!) Unfortunately, our **worst experience was with the hotel spa**, and we strongly advise guests to **avoid it**. The spa salesman approached me **on the pier**, invading my personal space while I was quietly reading. I felt pressured into listening and eventually into buying treatments. What was sold to me: * Full **manicure & pedicure** (including nail polish, different colours, full care – not gel, as discussed) * **Brow henna** * **Facial threading** * **Facial cleansing treatment** I was told the whole spa experience would take about **1 hour to 1.5 hour**. I paid **£100**, but the price I signed for was **€110**, which is **less than £100**, meaning I was already cheated on the exchange rate, when I came to the Spa and they asked for the payment. The reality was shocking: * **Old nail polish on my toes was not even removed**. They didn’t even cut the nails!!!! * There was **no real pedicure at all** — only a heel exfoliation * Manicure was limited to **cutting nails and cuticles**, nothing more (which I could do at home for free, not for £100! * No polish, no proper treatment — completely different from what was promised and shown in photos This spa experience was **misleading, unprofessional, and felt like a scam**. ⭐ Overall We don’t complain about the hotel itself — for a **3-star hotel**, it offers **good value**, spacious rooms, and wonderful staff in housekeeping, restaurant, and bar areas. However, the **spa experience seriously damages trust** and should be avoided entirely. If management improves **reception attitude** and **addresses the spa issue**, this hotel could be a much better exp