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29 de junio de 2025
Hey, I’m Sergey and I was in the hotel for 8 nights in the 20th of June and here is my honest review. The hotel was terrible. The Internet was terrible — only 3 Mbps and constantly dropping. We were given a room with a barely functioning air conditioner, and it was always stuffy. Maintenance came twice, but told us it was too hot outside and the AC couldn’t do more — even though the unit in the room next door worked perfectly. The TV didn’t work either. Tiles were falling off in the pool area, and my sister cut her foot badly because of it — there was a lot of blood. The drinks, including alcohol, were watered down. The housekeeping was poor — I had to personally go to the reception desk to ask them to remove someone else’s hair from the shower, as the drain was nearly completely clogged. The only things we really enjoyed were the food and the entertainment — billiards, table tennis, volleyball, the bartenders, and the animation programme — which were excellent for both children and adults. As a business owner, I understand how important clients interaction is. The animators approach new guests, start conversations, and ask questions — it creates the feeling that people are cared for and genuinely interesting, which is exactly what one needs on holiday. When they interact with guests, they do their best to show sincere interest; they’re only 16–17 years old, and they perform incredibly well. Each animators has their own strengths: Yasen is especially beloved by the children, Miki is better with adults, Ilko is the best DJ, and Kari is perfect in every way. Everything works excellently when each person is in their right role. But when they start swapping roles, things don’t run as smoothly — though that’s a leadership issue: ensuring everyone stays where they shine brightest. I’ve travelled across many European countries, and without a doubt, this is the worst 4‑star hotel I have ever stayed in. The only saving grace was the animators and bartenders, and also the guests staying there — it was easy to socialise with other visitors and speak English.
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