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20 de octubre de 2024
We stayed for a week in late September/early October. The weather was great for most of the week (in the late 20’s) with only a little rain so it’s a great time of year to get away from the English weather without talking a long flight. We stayed in the private lodge area and can highly recommend it, as it feels like such a lovely haven from what is a busy, but well run resort. You have the luxury of dipping in and out of each area, and the service in the private lodge bars and restaurant was great. The entire resort was very clean and well kept. All of the public areas were being cleaned and tidied constantly. It was very impressive. The only, very small negative and a suggestion for improvement was the number of staff on reception. It could take a long time, and there were often queues to speak to someone. The food was good on the buffets in both areas, more choice in the main restaurant, but we preferred eating in the private lodge area because the drinks are served to your table, in nice glasses (red wine served at room temperature) and it was just very peaceful and laid back there in comparison. The pasta/risotto station in the private lodge area which was manned by a lovely chef was great and he really cared about the food he dished up for you - I wish I’d taken his name. All of the staff in that area were attentive and most were very friendly too. A special mention to Carmine in the Private lodge bar, Anna-Maria in the pool bar, Bruno in the Trattoria and Emanuel in the Wunderbar. They were all lovely, gave great service with a great sense of humour and put up with our bad attempts to speak Italian! The beach is good and there are so many sun beds! The walk to the beach is really relaxing through the trees. We didn’t go in the sea. Mainly because it was so nice at the pool, plus the beach is pebbly and therefore hard under foot, but it’s still a great beach to chill out on a lounger with an all inclusive drink from the bar. We went to Pizzo a couple of times on the shuttle bus. It’s a small town on the coast, so it doesn’t take long to explore but it’s very pretty and worth going. Plenty of places for a coffee or a drink whilst watching the world go by too. We also visited Reggio Calabria - good town for shopping and a good view of Sicily and Mount Etna, and the picturesque fisherman’s village of Scilla . All in all a fantastic holiday in a beautiful part of the world. We’ve seriously considered going back to the same resort, but also feel there is much more to explore in that part of Italy!
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