Reviews of Cinnamon Bey

There are enough sunbeds. The lagoon in front of the hotel saves from the waves. The rooms are a bit humid. It's just humid here. We have a room on the first floor. We like it. Exit through the lawn to the ocean. We haven't seen or felt any fleas. There are mosquitoes in the evening. We brought a Russian mosquito repellent in our luggage. It helps. There are many families with children vacationing here. The main thing is to protect from the sun. Swimming is comfortable.

There are enough sunbeds. The lagoon in front of the hotel saves from the waves. The rooms are a bit humid. It's just humid here. We have a room on the first floor. We like it. Exit through the lawn to the ocean. We haven't seen or felt any fleas. There are mosquitoes in the evening. We brought a Russian mosquito repellent in our luggage. It helps. There are many families with children vacationing here. The main thing is to protect from the sun. Swimming is comfortable.

Rather a 4*. Not a 5*. But all the staff are very friendly and always ready to help. The food is fresh, tasty, and varied, catering to every taste. The territory is very well-kept. There are beach options: in front of the hotel there's a shallow bay for swimming with children, to the left you go to PALMS beach with waves to jump in, to the right you go to the turquoise ocean with gentle waves to relax on. To the right of the hotel, there's black sand with glitter, like in Tenerife, and yellow sand. Very beautiful. If you don’t nitpick over small things, like a noisy air conditioner or old furniture, it’s a calm, pleasant place. We mainly observe chipmunks and various birds here)) They eat from our hands))) If you hold out a nut, they pull it away with force🤣 The number of people varies. On Saturday there was unexpectedly a crowd. Yesterday the waiters were wandering around an absolutely empty hall... Today new, pale-skinned guests arrived) Overall, it feels sparsely populated. Some are on excursions, while others spread out on the beaches. Cons: Here someone bites. Sand fleas or something else. There are bites that don’t itch, just red spots. And there are some that do itch. So strong men might be gnawed on by unknown insects)) In the photo, the daily dessert🤣

Rather a 4*. Not a 5*. But all the staff are very friendly and always ready to help. The food is fresh, tasty, and varied, catering to every taste. The territory is very well-kept. There are beach options: in front of the hotel there's a shallow bay for swimming with children, to the left you go to PALMS beach with waves to jump in, to the right you go to the turquoise ocean with gentle waves to relax on. To the right of the hotel, there's black sand with glitter, like in Tenerife, and yellow sand. Very beautiful. If you don’t nitpick over small things, like a noisy air conditioner or old furniture, it’s a calm, pleasant place. We mainly observe chipmunks and various birds here)) They eat from our hands))) If you hold out a nut, they pull it away with force🤣 The number of people varies. On Saturday there was unexpectedly a crowd. Yesterday the waiters were wandering around an absolutely empty hall... Today new, pale-skinned guests arrived) Overall, it feels sparsely populated. Some are on excursions, while others spread out on the beaches. Cons: Here someone bites. Sand fleas or something else. There are bites that don’t itch, just red spots. And there are some that do itch. So strong men might be gnawed on by unknown insects)) In the photo, the daily dessert🤣

Rather a 4*. Not a 5*. But all the staff are very friendly and always ready to help. The food is fresh, tasty, and varied, catering to every taste. The territory is very well-kept. There are beach options: in front of the hotel there's a shallow bay for swimming with children, to the left you go to PALMS beach with waves to jump in, to the right you go to the turquoise ocean with gentle waves to relax on. To the right of the hotel, there's black sand with glitter, like in Tenerife, and yellow sand. Very beautiful. If you don’t nitpick over small things, like a noisy air conditioner or old furniture, it’s a calm, pleasant place. We mainly observe chipmunks and various birds here)) They eat from our hands))) If you hold out a nut, they pull it away with force🤣 The number of people varies. On Saturday there was unexpectedly a crowd. Yesterday the waiters were wandering around an absolutely empty hall... Today new, pale-skinned guests arrived) Overall, it feels sparsely populated. Some are on excursions, while others spread out on the beaches. Cons: Here someone bites. Sand fleas or something else. There are bites that don’t itch, just red spots. And there are some that do itch. So strong men might be gnawed on by unknown insects)) In the photo, the daily dessert🤣

Rather a 4*. Not a 5*. But all the staff are very friendly and always ready to help. The food is fresh, tasty, and varied, catering to every taste. The territory is very well-kept. There are beach options: in front of the hotel there's a shallow bay for swimming with children, to the left you go to PALMS beach with waves to jump in, to the right you go to the turquoise ocean with gentle waves to relax on. To the right of the hotel, there's black sand with glitter, like in Tenerife, and yellow sand. Very beautiful. If you don’t nitpick over small things, like a noisy air conditioner or old furniture, it’s a calm, pleasant place. We mainly observe chipmunks and various birds here)) They eat from our hands))) If you hold out a nut, they pull it away with force🤣 The number of people varies. On Saturday there was unexpectedly a crowd. Yesterday the waiters were wandering around an absolutely empty hall... Today new, pale-skinned guests arrived) Overall, it feels sparsely populated. Some are on excursions, while others spread out on the beaches. Cons: Here someone bites. Sand fleas or something else. There are bites that don’t itch, just red spots. And there are some that do itch. So strong men might be gnawed on by unknown insects)) In the photo, the daily dessert🤣

Rather a 4*. Not a 5*. But all the staff are very friendly and always ready to help. The food is fresh, tasty, and varied, catering to every taste. The territory is very well-kept. There are beach options: in front of the hotel there's a shallow bay for swimming with children, to the left you go to PALMS beach with waves to jump in, to the right you go to the turquoise ocean with gentle waves to relax on. To the right of the hotel, there's black sand with glitter, like in Tenerife, and yellow sand. Very beautiful. If you don’t nitpick over small things, like a noisy air conditioner or old furniture, it’s a calm, pleasant place. We mainly observe chipmunks and various birds here)) They eat from our hands))) If you hold out a nut, they pull it away with force🤣 The number of people varies. On Saturday there was unexpectedly a crowd. Yesterday the waiters were wandering around an absolutely empty hall... Today new, pale-skinned guests arrived) Overall, it feels sparsely populated. Some are on excursions, while others spread out on the beaches. Cons: Here someone bites. Sand fleas or something else. There are bites that don’t itch, just red spots. And there are some that do itch. So strong men might be gnawed on by unknown insects)) In the photo, the daily dessert🤣

Rather a 4*. Not a 5*. But all the staff are very friendly and always ready to help. The food is fresh, tasty, and varied, catering to every taste. The territory is very well-kept. There are beach options: in front of the hotel there's a shallow bay for swimming with children, to the left you go to PALMS beach with waves to jump in, to the right you go to the turquoise ocean with gentle waves to relax on. To the right of the hotel, there's black sand with glitter, like in Tenerife, and yellow sand. Very beautiful. If you don’t nitpick over small things, like a noisy air conditioner or old furniture, it’s a calm, pleasant place. We mainly observe chipmunks and various birds here)) They eat from our hands))) If you hold out a nut, they pull it away with force🤣 The number of people varies. On Saturday there was unexpectedly a crowd. Yesterday the waiters were wandering around an absolutely empty hall... Today new, pale-skinned guests arrived) Overall, it feels sparsely populated. Some are on excursions, while others spread out on the beaches. Cons: Here someone bites. Sand fleas or something else. There are bites that don’t itch, just red spots. And there are some that do itch. So strong men might be gnawed on by unknown insects)) In the photo, the daily dessert🤣

Rather a 4*. Not a 5*. But all the staff are very friendly and always ready to help. The food is fresh, tasty, and varied, catering to every taste. The territory is very well-kept. There are beach options: in front of the hotel there's a shallow bay for swimming with children, to the left you go to PALMS beach with waves to jump in, to the right you go to the turquoise ocean with gentle waves to relax on. To the right of the hotel, there's black sand with glitter, like in Tenerife, and yellow sand. Very beautiful. If you don’t nitpick over small things, like a noisy air conditioner or old furniture, it’s a calm, pleasant place. We mainly observe chipmunks and various birds here)) They eat from our hands))) If you hold out a nut, they pull it away with force🤣 The number of people varies. On Saturday there was unexpectedly a crowd. Yesterday the waiters were wandering around an absolutely empty hall... Today new, pale-skinned guests arrived) Overall, it feels sparsely populated. Some are on excursions, while others spread out on the beaches. Cons: Here someone bites. Sand fleas or something else. There are bites that don’t itch, just red spots. And there are some that do itch. So strong men might be gnawed on by unknown insects)) In the photo, the daily dessert🤣

Rather a 4*. Not a 5*. But all the staff are very friendly and always ready to help. The food is fresh, tasty, and varied, catering to every taste. The territory is very well-kept. There are beach options: in front of the hotel there's a shallow bay for swimming with children, to the left you go to PALMS beach with waves to jump in, to the right you go to the turquoise ocean with gentle waves to relax on. To the right of the hotel, there's black sand with glitter, like in Tenerife, and yellow sand. Very beautiful. If you don’t nitpick over small things, like a noisy air conditioner or old furniture, it’s a calm, pleasant place. We mainly observe chipmunks and various birds here)) They eat from our hands))) If you hold out a nut, they pull it away with force🤣 The number of people varies. On Saturday there was unexpectedly a crowd. Yesterday the waiters were wandering around an absolutely empty hall... Today new, pale-skinned guests arrived) Overall, it feels sparsely populated. Some are on excursions, while others spread out on the beaches. Cons: Here someone bites. Sand fleas or something else. There are bites that don’t itch, just red spots. And there are some that do itch. So strong men might be gnawed on by unknown insects)) In the photo, the daily dessert🤣

Rather a 4*. Not a 5*. But all the staff are very friendly and always ready to help. The food is fresh, tasty, and varied, catering to every taste. The territory is very well-kept. There are beach options: in front of the hotel there's a shallow bay for swimming with children, to the left you go to PALMS beach with waves to jump in, to the right you go to the turquoise ocean with gentle waves to relax on. To the right of the hotel, there's black sand with glitter, like in Tenerife, and yellow sand. Very beautiful. If you don’t nitpick over small things, like a noisy air conditioner or old furniture, it’s a calm, pleasant place. We mainly observe chipmunks and various birds here)) They eat from our hands))) If you hold out a nut, they pull it away with force🤣 The number of people varies. On Saturday there was unexpectedly a crowd. Yesterday the waiters were wandering around an absolutely empty hall... Today new, pale-skinned guests arrived) Overall, it feels sparsely populated. Some are on excursions, while others spread out on the beaches. Cons: Here someone bites. Sand fleas or something else. There are bites that don’t itch, just red spots. And there are some that do itch. So strong men might be gnawed on by unknown insects)) In the photo, the daily dessert🤣

Rather a 4*. Not a 5*. But all the staff are very friendly and always ready to help. The food is fresh, tasty, and varied, catering to every taste. The territory is very well-kept. There are beach options: in front of the hotel there's a shallow bay for swimming with children, to the left you go to PALMS beach with waves to jump in, to the right you go to the turquoise ocean with gentle waves to relax on. To the right of the hotel, there's black sand with glitter, like in Tenerife, and yellow sand. Very beautiful. If you don’t nitpick over small things, like a noisy air conditioner or old furniture, it’s a calm, pleasant place. We mainly observe chipmunks and various birds here)) They eat from our hands))) If you hold out a nut, they pull it away with force🤣 The number of people varies. On Saturday there was unexpectedly a crowd. Yesterday the waiters were wandering around an absolutely empty hall... Today new, pale-skinned guests arrived) Overall, it feels sparsely populated. Some are on excursions, while others spread out on the beaches. Cons: Here someone bites. Sand fleas or something else. There are bites that don’t itch, just red spots. And there are some that do itch. So strong men might be gnawed on by unknown insects)) In the photo, the daily dessert🤣

Rather a 4*. Not a 5*. But all the staff are very friendly and always ready to help. The food is fresh, tasty, and varied, catering to every taste. The territory is very well-kept. There are beach options: in front of the hotel there's a shallow bay for swimming with children, to the left you go to PALMS beach with waves to jump in, to the right you go to the turquoise ocean with gentle waves to relax on. To the right of the hotel, there's black sand with glitter, like in Tenerife, and yellow sand. Very beautiful. If you don’t nitpick over small things, like a noisy air conditioner or old furniture, it’s a calm, pleasant place. We mainly observe chipmunks and various birds here)) They eat from our hands))) If you hold out a nut, they pull it away with force🤣 The number of people varies. On Saturday there was unexpectedly a crowd. Yesterday the waiters were wandering around an absolutely empty hall... Today new, pale-skinned guests arrived) Overall, it feels sparsely populated. Some are on excursions, while others spread out on the beaches. Cons: Here someone bites. Sand fleas or something else. There are bites that don’t itch, just red spots. And there are some that do itch. So strong men might be gnawed on by unknown insects)) In the photo, the daily dessert🤣

Rather a 4*. Not a 5*. But all the staff are very friendly and always ready to help. The food is fresh, tasty, and varied, catering to every taste. The territory is very well-kept. There are beach options: in front of the hotel there's a shallow bay for swimming with children, to the left you go to PALMS beach with waves to jump in, to the right you go to the turquoise ocean with gentle waves to relax on. To the right of the hotel, there's black sand with glitter, like in Tenerife, and yellow sand. Very beautiful. If you don’t nitpick over small things, like a noisy air conditioner or old furniture, it’s a calm, pleasant place. We mainly observe chipmunks and various birds here)) They eat from our hands))) If you hold out a nut, they pull it away with force🤣 The number of people varies. On Saturday there was unexpectedly a crowd. Yesterday the waiters were wandering around an absolutely empty hall... Today new, pale-skinned guests arrived) Overall, it feels sparsely populated. Some are on excursions, while others spread out on the beaches. Cons: Here someone bites. Sand fleas or something else. There are bites that don’t itch, just red spots. And there are some that do itch. So strong men might be gnawed on by unknown insects)) In the photo, the daily dessert🤣

Rather a 4*. Not a 5*. But all the staff are very friendly and always ready to help. The food is fresh, tasty, and varied, catering to every taste. The territory is very well-kept. There are beach options: in front of the hotel there's a shallow bay for swimming with children, to the left you go to PALMS beach with waves to jump in, to the right you go to the turquoise ocean with gentle waves to relax on. To the right of the hotel, there's black sand with glitter, like in Tenerife, and yellow sand. Very beautiful. If you don’t nitpick over small things, like a noisy air conditioner or old furniture, it’s a calm, pleasant place. We mainly observe chipmunks and various birds here)) They eat from our hands))) If you hold out a nut, they pull it away with force🤣 The number of people varies. On Saturday there was unexpectedly a crowd. Yesterday the waiters were wandering around an absolutely empty hall... Today new, pale-skinned guests arrived) Overall, it feels sparsely populated. Some are on excursions, while others spread out on the beaches. Cons: Here someone bites. Sand fleas or something else. There are bites that don’t itch, just red spots. And there are some that do itch. So strong men might be gnawed on by unknown insects)) In the photo, the daily dessert🤣

Rather a 4*. Not a 5*. But all the staff are very friendly and always ready to help. The food is fresh, tasty, and varied, catering to every taste. The territory is very well-kept. There are beach options: in front of the hotel there's a shallow bay for swimming with children, to the left you go to PALMS beach with waves to jump in, to the right you go to the turquoise ocean with gentle waves to relax on. To the right of the hotel, there's black sand with glitter, like in Tenerife, and yellow sand. Very beautiful. If you don’t nitpick over small things, like a noisy air conditioner or old furniture, it’s a calm, pleasant place. We mainly observe chipmunks and various birds here)) They eat from our hands))) If you hold out a nut, they pull it away with force🤣 The number of people varies. On Saturday there was unexpectedly a crowd. Yesterday the waiters were wandering around an absolutely empty hall... Today new, pale-skinned guests arrived) Overall, it feels sparsely populated. Some are on excursions, while others spread out on the beaches. Cons: Here someone bites. Sand fleas or something else. There are bites that don’t itch, just red spots. And there are some that do itch. So strong men might be gnawed on by unknown insects)) In the photo, the daily dessert🤣

Rather a 4*. Not a 5*. But all the staff are very friendly and always ready to help. The food is fresh, tasty, and varied, catering to every taste. The territory is very well-kept. There are beach options: in front of the hotel there's a shallow bay for swimming with children, to the left you go to PALMS beach with waves to jump in, to the right you go to the turquoise ocean with gentle waves to relax on. To the right of the hotel, there's black sand with glitter, like in Tenerife, and yellow sand. Very beautiful. If you don’t nitpick over small things, like a noisy air conditioner or old furniture, it’s a calm, pleasant place. We mainly observe chipmunks and various birds here)) They eat from our hands))) If you hold out a nut, they pull it away with force🤣 The number of people varies. On Saturday there was unexpectedly a crowd. Yesterday the waiters were wandering around an absolutely empty hall... Today new, pale-skinned guests arrived) Overall, it feels sparsely populated. Some are on excursions, while others spread out on the beaches. Cons: Here someone bites. Sand fleas or something else. There are bites that don’t itch, just red spots. And there are some that do itch. So strong men might be gnawed on by unknown insects)) In the photo, the daily dessert🤣

Rather a 4*. Not a 5*. But all the staff are very friendly and always ready to help. The food is fresh, tasty, and varied, catering to every taste. The territory is very well-kept. There are beach options: in front of the hotel there's a shallow bay for swimming with children, to the left you go to PALMS beach with waves to jump in, to the right you go to the turquoise ocean with gentle waves to relax on. To the right of the hotel, there's black sand with glitter, like in Tenerife, and yellow sand. Very beautiful. If you don’t nitpick over small things, like a noisy air conditioner or old furniture, it’s a calm, pleasant place. We mainly observe chipmunks and various birds here)) They eat from our hands))) If you hold out a nut, they pull it away with force🤣 The number of people varies. On Saturday there was unexpectedly a crowd. Yesterday the waiters were wandering around an absolutely empty hall... Today new, pale-skinned guests arrived) Overall, it feels sparsely populated. Some are on excursions, while others spread out on the beaches. Cons: Here someone bites. Sand fleas or something else. There are bites that don’t itch, just red spots. And there are some that do itch. So strong men might be gnawed on by unknown insects)) In the photo, the daily dessert🤣

Rather a 4*. Not a 5*. But all the staff are very friendly and always ready to help. The food is fresh, tasty, and varied, catering to every taste. The territory is very well-kept. There are beach options: in front of the hotel there's a shallow bay for swimming with children, to the left you go to PALMS beach with waves to jump in, to the right you go to the turquoise ocean with gentle waves to relax on. To the right of the hotel, there's black sand with glitter, like in Tenerife, and yellow sand. Very beautiful. If you don’t nitpick over small things, like a noisy air conditioner or old furniture, it’s a calm, pleasant place. We mainly observe chipmunks and various birds here)) They eat from our hands))) If you hold out a nut, they pull it away with force🤣 The number of people varies. On Saturday there was unexpectedly a crowd. Yesterday the waiters were wandering around an absolutely empty hall... Today new, pale-skinned guests arrived) Overall, it feels sparsely populated. Some are on excursions, while others spread out on the beaches. Cons: Here someone bites. Sand fleas or something else. There are bites that don’t itch, just red spots. And there are some that do itch. So strong men might be gnawed on by unknown insects)) In the photo, the daily dessert🤣

Rather a 4*. Not a 5*. But all the staff are very friendly and always ready to help. The food is fresh, tasty, and varied, catering to every taste. The territory is very well-kept. There are beach options: in front of the hotel there's a shallow bay for swimming with children, to the left you go to PALMS beach with waves to jump in, to the right you go to the turquoise ocean with gentle waves to relax on. To the right of the hotel, there's black sand with glitter, like in Tenerife, and yellow sand. Very beautiful. If you don’t nitpick over small things, like a noisy air conditioner or old furniture, it’s a calm, pleasant place. We mainly observe chipmunks and various birds here)) They eat from our hands))) If you hold out a nut, they pull it away with force🤣 The number of people varies. On Saturday there was unexpectedly a crowd. Yesterday the waiters were wandering around an absolutely empty hall... Today new, pale-skinned guests arrived) Overall, it feels sparsely populated. Some are on excursions, while others spread out on the beaches. Cons: Here someone bites. Sand fleas or something else. There are bites that don’t itch, just red spots. And there are some that do itch. So strong men might be gnawed on by unknown insects)) In the photo, the daily dessert🤣

Rather a 4*. Not a 5*. But all the staff are very friendly and always ready to help. The food is fresh, tasty, and varied, catering to every taste. The territory is very well-kept. There are beach options: in front of the hotel there's a shallow bay for swimming with children, to the left you go to PALMS beach with waves to jump in, to the right you go to the turquoise ocean with gentle waves to relax on. To the right of the hotel, there's black sand with glitter, like in Tenerife, and yellow sand. Very beautiful. If you don’t nitpick over small things, like a noisy air conditioner or old furniture, it’s a calm, pleasant place. We mainly observe chipmunks and various birds here)) They eat from our hands))) If you hold out a nut, they pull it away with force🤣 The number of people varies. On Saturday there was unexpectedly a crowd. Yesterday the waiters were wandering around an absolutely empty hall... Today new, pale-skinned guests arrived) Overall, it feels sparsely populated. Some are on excursions, while others spread out on the beaches. Cons: Here someone bites. Sand fleas or something else. There are bites that don’t itch, just red spots. And there are some that do itch. So strong men might be gnawed on by unknown insects)) In the photo, the daily dessert🤣

Rather a 4*. Not a 5*. But all the staff are very friendly and always ready to help. The food is fresh, tasty, and varied, catering to every taste. The territory is very well-kept. There are beach options: in front of the hotel there's a shallow bay for swimming with children, to the left you go to PALMS beach with waves to jump in, to the right you go to the turquoise ocean with gentle waves to relax on. To the right of the hotel, there's black sand with glitter, like in Tenerife, and yellow sand. Very beautiful. If you don’t nitpick over small things, like a noisy air conditioner or old furniture, it’s a calm, pleasant place. We mainly observe chipmunks and various birds here)) They eat from our hands))) If you hold out a nut, they pull it away with force🤣 The number of people varies. On Saturday there was unexpectedly a crowd. Yesterday the waiters were wandering around an absolutely empty hall... Today new, pale-skinned guests arrived) Overall, it feels sparsely populated. Some are on excursions, while others spread out on the beaches. Cons: Here someone bites. Sand fleas or something else. There are bites that don’t itch, just red spots. And there are some that do itch. So strong men might be gnawed on by unknown insects)) In the photo, the daily dessert🤣

Rather a 4*. Not a 5*. But all the staff are very friendly and always ready to help. The food is fresh, tasty, and varied, catering to every taste. The territory is very well-kept. There are beach options: in front of the hotel there's a shallow bay for swimming with children, to the left you go to PALMS beach with waves to jump in, to the right you go to the turquoise ocean with gentle waves to relax on. To the right of the hotel, there's black sand with glitter, like in Tenerife, and yellow sand. Very beautiful. If you don’t nitpick over small things, like a noisy air conditioner or old furniture, it’s a calm, pleasant place. We mainly observe chipmunks and various birds here)) They eat from our hands))) If you hold out a nut, they pull it away with force🤣 The number of people varies. On Saturday there was unexpectedly a crowd. Yesterday the waiters were wandering around an absolutely empty hall... Today new, pale-skinned guests arrived) Overall, it feels sparsely populated. Some are on excursions, while others spread out on the beaches. Cons: Here someone bites. Sand fleas or something else. There are bites that don’t itch, just red spots. And there are some that do itch. So strong men might be gnawed on by unknown insects)) In the photo, the daily dessert🤣

Rather a 4*. Not a 5*. But all the staff are very friendly and always ready to help. The food is fresh, tasty, and varied, catering to every taste. The territory is very well-kept. There are beach options: in front of the hotel there's a shallow bay for swimming with children, to the left you go to PALMS beach with waves to jump in, to the right you go to the turquoise ocean with gentle waves to relax on. To the right of the hotel, there's black sand with glitter, like in Tenerife, and yellow sand. Very beautiful. If you don’t nitpick over small things, like a noisy air conditioner or old furniture, it’s a calm, pleasant place. We mainly observe chipmunks and various birds here)) They eat from our hands))) If you hold out a nut, they pull it away with force🤣 The number of people varies. On Saturday there was unexpectedly a crowd. Yesterday the waiters were wandering around an absolutely empty hall... Today new, pale-skinned guests arrived) Overall, it feels sparsely populated. Some are on excursions, while others spread out on the beaches. Cons: Here someone bites. Sand fleas or something else. There are bites that don’t itch, just red spots. And there are some that do itch. So strong men might be gnawed on by unknown insects)) In the photo, the daily dessert🤣

Good morning everyone ☀️ The weather at the hotel is wonderful. Upon arrival yesterday, I was checked in immediately at 1:00 PM. The lunch is diverse, with a lot of local food, delicious. For dinner, we went to the Fire 🔥 restaurant with the all-inclusive system; you can choose three dishes in addition to the main dishes. The drinks are the same as at the bar, some are for a fee. The paid cocktails are tasty 🥰. We had a great time. Breakfast today was also a success; they even made me a Benedict 😂. The pool is clean, there are available spots. Wishing everyone a good vacation ❤️ In the photo and video, you can see the view and terrace of the Paraders sure room. The ocean is clean. I didn't notice any dirt. Before coming, I was also scared, but it’s not like that. At least not at this moment. The beach is divided into two parts; one has waves, and the other is suitable for children (without waves). I actually swim in the calm part 🤣, while my son is in the part with waves, but he’s a thrill-seeker and my husband is with him. The room is not new, but everything is acceptable. The cleaning is good. There is some minor wear and tear, but it's not critical.

Hotel fauna.

Hotel fauna.

Hotel fauna.

Hotel fauna.

I found a lot of photos of the hotel on my phone, maybe it will be useful to someone) We were there a year ago in January. Almost every other day, people came to the hotel to celebrate weddings, it was very interesting to watch. This is the lunch box they gave us when we left very early for an excursion, but we had to go and sign up. A sandwich, water, croissants, bananas, and an apple. We bought fruits, and a very friendly waiter washed and cut everything and brought it to us on a plate, he advised us if something was spoiled or unripe.

I found a lot of photos of the hotel on my phone, maybe it will be useful to someone) We were there a year ago in January. Almost every other day, people came to the hotel to celebrate weddings, it was very interesting to watch. This is the lunch box they gave us when we left very early for an excursion, but we had to go and sign up. A sandwich, water, croissants, bananas, and an apple. We bought fruits, and a very friendly waiter washed and cut everything and brought it to us on a plate, he advised us if something was spoiled or unripe.

I found a lot of photos of the hotel on my phone, maybe it will be useful to someone) We were there a year ago in January. Almost every other day, people came to the hotel to celebrate weddings, it was very interesting to watch. This is the lunch box they gave us when we left very early for an excursion, but we had to go and sign up. A sandwich, water, croissants, bananas, and an apple. We bought fruits, and a very friendly waiter washed and cut everything and brought it to us on a plate, he advised us if something was spoiled or unripe.

We went, yes, for free. Out of all the options, this is the most worthy place) We left them 1000. They were happy. I sent a photo of the menu to those who are interested)

We went, yes, for free. Out of all the options, this is the most worthy place) We left them 1000. They were happy. I sent a photo of the menu to those who are interested)

We went, yes, for free. Out of all the options, this is the most worthy place) We left them 1000. They were happy. I sent a photo of the menu to those who are interested)

We went, yes, for free. Out of all the options, this is the most worthy place) We left them 1000. They were happy. I sent a photo of the menu to those who are interested)

We went, yes, for free. Out of all the options, this is the most worthy place) We left them 1000. They were happy. I sent a photo of the menu to those who are interested)

The salad and soup were especially liked)

We stayed at the Cinnamon Bey hotel from October 31 to November 8. The hotel is nice. But in our opinion, it is for retirees. We found it a bit boring in the evenings. So, we watched all the seasons of Lost. The rooms are simple, without frills. But everything worked. The cleaning was typical, towels were changed without problems. There was a hairdryer, kettle, tea, and coffee in the room. We requested disposable slippers and they brought them. There were no robes. I’m left wondering why there is a bath on the balcony. Apparently, it’s some local tradition. We had breakfasts and dinners. Everything was very tasty. There was a large selection. The fruits, especially pineapples and papayas, were excellent. Tea and coffee were served by the waiters in the morning, there were no coffee machines. There is a very wide selection of pastries and desserts. There was an evening of local desserts - we tasted them all. Quite unique... We had lunch at Coral Reef on the beach and also at the Elephant near the hotel. Well, I was not impressed at all by the beach's unsanitary conditions, even with the fresh seafood and fish. But that's my subjective opinion... the shrimp were tasty but we did not go back there again. We went on a river safari, a turtle farm, the Golden Buddha Temple, and our second excursion was to Galle Fort, with a stop at the tsunami museum along the way, we swam with turtles in Hikkaduwa, fed them, and on the way back, we visited tea, cinnamon, rubber, and rice plantations, and there was also a moonstone mine and an Ayurvedic shop. By the way, I liked the inhaler for a runny nose that we bought there. It’s really good, eucalyptus all the way to the brain, it makes the hair on your head start to move, it really helps with the runny nose.

We stayed at the Cinnamon Bey hotel from October 31 to November 8. The hotel is nice. But in our opinion, it is for retirees. We found it a bit boring in the evenings. So, we watched all the seasons of Lost. The rooms are simple, without frills. But everything worked. The cleaning was typical, towels were changed without problems. There was a hairdryer, kettle, tea, and coffee in the room. We requested disposable slippers and they brought them. There were no robes. I’m left wondering why there is a bath on the balcony. Apparently, it’s some local tradition. We had breakfasts and dinners. Everything was very tasty. There was a large selection. The fruits, especially pineapples and papayas, were excellent. Tea and coffee were served by the waiters in the morning, there were no coffee machines. There is a very wide selection of pastries and desserts. There was an evening of local desserts - we tasted them all. Quite unique... We had lunch at Coral Reef on the beach and also at the Elephant near the hotel. Well, I was not impressed at all by the beach's unsanitary conditions, even with the fresh seafood and fish. But that's my subjective opinion... the shrimp were tasty but we did not go back there again. We went on a river safari, a turtle farm, the Golden Buddha Temple, and our second excursion was to Galle Fort, with a stop at the tsunami museum along the way, we swam with turtles in Hikkaduwa, fed them, and on the way back, we visited tea, cinnamon, rubber, and rice plantations, and there was also a moonstone mine and an Ayurvedic shop. By the way, I liked the inhaler for a runny nose that we bought there. It’s really good, eucalyptus all the way to the brain, it makes the hair on your head start to move, it really helps with the runny nose.

We stayed at the Cinnamon Bey hotel from October 31 to November 8. The hotel is nice. But in our opinion, it is for retirees. We found it a bit boring in the evenings. So, we watched all the seasons of Lost. The rooms are simple, without frills. But everything worked. The cleaning was typical, towels were changed without problems. There was a hairdryer, kettle, tea, and coffee in the room. We requested disposable slippers and they brought them. There were no robes. I’m left wondering why there is a bath on the balcony. Apparently, it’s some local tradition. We had breakfasts and dinners. Everything was very tasty. There was a large selection. The fruits, especially pineapples and papayas, were excellent. Tea and coffee were served by the waiters in the morning, there were no coffee machines. There is a very wide selection of pastries and desserts. There was an evening of local desserts - we tasted them all. Quite unique... We had lunch at Coral Reef on the beach and also at the Elephant near the hotel. Well, I was not impressed at all by the beach's unsanitary conditions, even with the fresh seafood and fish. But that's my subjective opinion... the shrimp were tasty but we did not go back there again. We went on a river safari, a turtle farm, the Golden Buddha Temple, and our second excursion was to Galle Fort, with a stop at the tsunami museum along the way, we swam with turtles in Hikkaduwa, fed them, and on the way back, we visited tea, cinnamon, rubber, and rice plantations, and there was also a moonstone mine and an Ayurvedic shop. By the way, I liked the inhaler for a runny nose that we bought there. It’s really good, eucalyptus all the way to the brain, it makes the hair on your head start to move, it really helps with the runny nose.

We stayed at the Cinnamon Bey hotel from October 31 to November 8. The hotel is nice. But in our opinion, it is for retirees. We found it a bit boring in the evenings. So, we watched all the seasons of Lost. The rooms are simple, without frills. But everything worked. The cleaning was typical, towels were changed without problems. There was a hairdryer, kettle, tea, and coffee in the room. We requested disposable slippers and they brought them. There were no robes. I’m left wondering why there is a bath on the balcony. Apparently, it’s some local tradition. We had breakfasts and dinners. Everything was very tasty. There was a large selection. The fruits, especially pineapples and papayas, were excellent. Tea and coffee were served by the waiters in the morning, there were no coffee machines. There is a very wide selection of pastries and desserts. There was an evening of local desserts - we tasted them all. Quite unique... We had lunch at Coral Reef on the beach and also at the Elephant near the hotel. Well, I was not impressed at all by the beach's unsanitary conditions, even with the fresh seafood and fish. But that's my subjective opinion... the shrimp were tasty but we did not go back there again. We went on a river safari, a turtle farm, the Golden Buddha Temple, and our second excursion was to Galle Fort, with a stop at the tsunami museum along the way, we swam with turtles in Hikkaduwa, fed them, and on the way back, we visited tea, cinnamon, rubber, and rice plantations, and there was also a moonstone mine and an Ayurvedic shop. By the way, I liked the inhaler for a runny nose that we bought there. It’s really good, eucalyptus all the way to the brain, it makes the hair on your head start to move, it really helps with the runny nose.

We stayed at the Cinnamon Bey hotel from October 31 to November 8. The hotel is nice. But in our opinion, it is for retirees. We found it a bit boring in the evenings. So, we watched all the seasons of Lost. The rooms are simple, without frills. But everything worked. The cleaning was typical, towels were changed without problems. There was a hairdryer, kettle, tea, and coffee in the room. We requested disposable slippers and they brought them. There were no robes. I’m left wondering why there is a bath on the balcony. Apparently, it’s some local tradition. We had breakfasts and dinners. Everything was very tasty. There was a large selection. The fruits, especially pineapples and papayas, were excellent. Tea and coffee were served by the waiters in the morning, there were no coffee machines. There is a very wide selection of pastries and desserts. There was an evening of local desserts - we tasted them all. Quite unique... We had lunch at Coral Reef on the beach and also at the Elephant near the hotel. Well, I was not impressed at all by the beach's unsanitary conditions, even with the fresh seafood and fish. But that's my subjective opinion... the shrimp were tasty but we did not go back there again. We went on a river safari, a turtle farm, the Golden Buddha Temple, and our second excursion was to Galle Fort, with a stop at the tsunami museum along the way, we swam with turtles in Hikkaduwa, fed them, and on the way back, we visited tea, cinnamon, rubber, and rice plantations, and there was also a moonstone mine and an Ayurvedic shop. By the way, I liked the inhaler for a runny nose that we bought there. It’s really good, eucalyptus all the way to the brain, it makes the hair on your head start to move, it really helps with the runny nose.

We stayed at the Cinnamon Bey hotel from October 31 to November 8. The hotel is nice. But in our opinion, it is for retirees. We found it a bit boring in the evenings. So, we watched all the seasons of Lost. The rooms are simple, without frills. But everything worked. The cleaning was typical, towels were changed without problems. There was a hairdryer, kettle, tea, and coffee in the room. We requested disposable slippers and they brought them. There were no robes. I’m left wondering why there is a bath on the balcony. Apparently, it’s some local tradition. We had breakfasts and dinners. Everything was very tasty. There was a large selection. The fruits, especially pineapples and papayas, were excellent. Tea and coffee were served by the waiters in the morning, there were no coffee machines. There is a very wide selection of pastries and desserts. There was an evening of local desserts - we tasted them all. Quite unique... We had lunch at Coral Reef on the beach and also at the Elephant near the hotel. Well, I was not impressed at all by the beach's unsanitary conditions, even with the fresh seafood and fish. But that's my subjective opinion... the shrimp were tasty but we did not go back there again. We went on a river safari, a turtle farm, the Golden Buddha Temple, and our second excursion was to Galle Fort, with a stop at the tsunami museum along the way, we swam with turtles in Hikkaduwa, fed them, and on the way back, we visited tea, cinnamon, rubber, and rice plantations, and there was also a moonstone mine and an Ayurvedic shop. By the way, I liked the inhaler for a runny nose that we bought there. It’s really good, eucalyptus all the way to the brain, it makes the hair on your head start to move, it really helps with the runny nose.

We stayed at the Cinnamon Bey hotel from October 31 to November 8. The hotel is nice. But in our opinion, it is for retirees. We found it a bit boring in the evenings. So, we watched all the seasons of Lost. The rooms are simple, without frills. But everything worked. The cleaning was typical, towels were changed without problems. There was a hairdryer, kettle, tea, and coffee in the room. We requested disposable slippers and they brought them. There were no robes. I’m left wondering why there is a bath on the balcony. Apparently, it’s some local tradition. We had breakfasts and dinners. Everything was very tasty. There was a large selection. The fruits, especially pineapples and papayas, were excellent. Tea and coffee were served by the waiters in the morning, there were no coffee machines. There is a very wide selection of pastries and desserts. There was an evening of local desserts - we tasted them all. Quite unique... We had lunch at Coral Reef on the beach and also at the Elephant near the hotel. Well, I was not impressed at all by the beach's unsanitary conditions, even with the fresh seafood and fish. But that's my subjective opinion... the shrimp were tasty but we did not go back there again. We went on a river safari, a turtle farm, the Golden Buddha Temple, and our second excursion was to Galle Fort, with a stop at the tsunami museum along the way, we swam with turtles in Hikkaduwa, fed them, and on the way back, we visited tea, cinnamon, rubber, and rice plantations, and there was also a moonstone mine and an Ayurvedic shop. By the way, I liked the inhaler for a runny nose that we bought there. It’s really good, eucalyptus all the way to the brain, it makes the hair on your head start to move, it really helps with the runny nose.

We stayed at the Cinnamon Bey hotel from October 31 to November 8. The hotel is nice. But in our opinion, it is for retirees. We found it a bit boring in the evenings. So, we watched all the seasons of Lost. The rooms are simple, without frills. But everything worked. The cleaning was typical, towels were changed without problems. There was a hairdryer, kettle, tea, and coffee in the room. We requested disposable slippers and they brought them. There were no robes. I’m left wondering why there is a bath on the balcony. Apparently, it’s some local tradition. We had breakfasts and dinners. Everything was very tasty. There was a large selection. The fruits, especially pineapples and papayas, were excellent. Tea and coffee were served by the waiters in the morning, there were no coffee machines. There is a very wide selection of pastries and desserts. There was an evening of local desserts - we tasted them all. Quite unique... We had lunch at Coral Reef on the beach and also at the Elephant near the hotel. Well, I was not impressed at all by the beach's unsanitary conditions, even with the fresh seafood and fish. But that's my subjective opinion... the shrimp were tasty but we did not go back there again. We went on a river safari, a turtle farm, the Golden Buddha Temple, and our second excursion was to Galle Fort, with a stop at the tsunami museum along the way, we swam with turtles in Hikkaduwa, fed them, and on the way back, we visited tea, cinnamon, rubber, and rice plantations, and there was also a moonstone mine and an Ayurvedic shop. By the way, I liked the inhaler for a runny nose that we bought there. It’s really good, eucalyptus all the way to the brain, it makes the hair on your head start to move, it really helps with the runny nose.

I was thinking I would explode today, the towels during the cleaning are not changed, they are wet. I want them on the hook, not on the floor. The soap has run out and that’s that. The whole cleaning consists of sweeping the floor and making the bed. 🙈😁 and no dollars or chocolates help👍

Arrived at the hotel by 4 PM, check-in was quick, they gave us an upgraded room at no extra charge and didn't even ask for tips. Here, all rooms indeed face the ocean one way or another. On the first floors, the balconies lead directly to the garden, but many have mentioned that it's especially humid there. The local staff, when handing us the keys, said we had the highest floor (2 formal, conditionally - 3: g is the ground floor where the restaurant and pool are, 1 and 2 are residential). In the evening, it rained; from the hotel's infrastructure, I can only evaluate dinner so far. Delicious. Chicken, lamb, shrimp, fish, and crabs, vegetables, herbs, rice, many national spicy dishes, desserts, ice cream, fruits (there were pineapple, papaya, watermelon, guava). Regarding drinks, the system surprised us; the check was not brought right away, we checked our room number) but here, of course, no one is immune to the intentional dishonesty of other guests… The ocean is like milk, yes - it's not like in the Caribbean pool, but I wouldn’t compare it to Sochi either, at least due to the presence of a sandy beach and the absence of a crowd. Because of the breakwater, the water is calmer and accessible for swimming, but that's the price for its azure hue. On our way to the hotel, we saw the power of the ocean; the beaches are beautiful but not suitable for swimming - you could just get injured by a wave! The rooms and amenities are definitely not 5-star, everything is outdated, mirrors are dirty, something creaks. The walls are clean, no pests, the room is spacious, outlets are suitable for any type of devices (no need to carry adapters). Upon request, they brought a board and an iron immediately upon check-in. By tonight, I can share impressions of a full and, hopefully, sunny day)

Arrived at the hotel by 4 PM, check-in was quick, they gave us an upgraded room at no extra charge and didn't even ask for tips. Here, all rooms indeed face the ocean one way or another. On the first floors, the balconies lead directly to the garden, but many have mentioned that it's especially humid there. The local staff, when handing us the keys, said we had the highest floor (2 formal, conditionally - 3: g is the ground floor where the restaurant and pool are, 1 and 2 are residential). In the evening, it rained; from the hotel's infrastructure, I can only evaluate dinner so far. Delicious. Chicken, lamb, shrimp, fish, and crabs, vegetables, herbs, rice, many national spicy dishes, desserts, ice cream, fruits (there were pineapple, papaya, watermelon, guava). Regarding drinks, the system surprised us; the check was not brought right away, we checked our room number) but here, of course, no one is immune to the intentional dishonesty of other guests… The ocean is like milk, yes - it's not like in the Caribbean pool, but I wouldn’t compare it to Sochi either, at least due to the presence of a sandy beach and the absence of a crowd. Because of the breakwater, the water is calmer and accessible for swimming, but that's the price for its azure hue. On our way to the hotel, we saw the power of the ocean; the beaches are beautiful but not suitable for swimming - you could just get injured by a wave! The rooms and amenities are definitely not 5-star, everything is outdated, mirrors are dirty, something creaks. The walls are clean, no pests, the room is spacious, outlets are suitable for any type of devices (no need to carry adapters). Upon request, they brought a board and an iron immediately upon check-in. By tonight, I can share impressions of a full and, hopefully, sunny day)

Arrived at the hotel by 4 PM, check-in was quick, they gave us an upgraded room at no extra charge and didn't even ask for tips. Here, all rooms indeed face the ocean one way or another. On the first floors, the balconies lead directly to the garden, but many have mentioned that it's especially humid there. The local staff, when handing us the keys, said we had the highest floor (2 formal, conditionally - 3: g is the ground floor where the restaurant and pool are, 1 and 2 are residential). In the evening, it rained; from the hotel's infrastructure, I can only evaluate dinner so far. Delicious. Chicken, lamb, shrimp, fish, and crabs, vegetables, herbs, rice, many national spicy dishes, desserts, ice cream, fruits (there were pineapple, papaya, watermelon, guava). Regarding drinks, the system surprised us; the check was not brought right away, we checked our room number) but here, of course, no one is immune to the intentional dishonesty of other guests… The ocean is like milk, yes - it's not like in the Caribbean pool, but I wouldn’t compare it to Sochi either, at least due to the presence of a sandy beach and the absence of a crowd. Because of the breakwater, the water is calmer and accessible for swimming, but that's the price for its azure hue. On our way to the hotel, we saw the power of the ocean; the beaches are beautiful but not suitable for swimming - you could just get injured by a wave! The rooms and amenities are definitely not 5-star, everything is outdated, mirrors are dirty, something creaks. The walls are clean, no pests, the room is spacious, outlets are suitable for any type of devices (no need to carry adapters). Upon request, they brought a board and an iron immediately upon check-in. By tonight, I can share impressions of a full and, hopefully, sunny day)

Arrived at the hotel by 4 PM, check-in was quick, they gave us an upgraded room at no extra charge and didn't even ask for tips. Here, all rooms indeed face the ocean one way or another. On the first floors, the balconies lead directly to the garden, but many have mentioned that it's especially humid there. The local staff, when handing us the keys, said we had the highest floor (2 formal, conditionally - 3: g is the ground floor where the restaurant and pool are, 1 and 2 are residential). In the evening, it rained; from the hotel's infrastructure, I can only evaluate dinner so far. Delicious. Chicken, lamb, shrimp, fish, and crabs, vegetables, herbs, rice, many national spicy dishes, desserts, ice cream, fruits (there were pineapple, papaya, watermelon, guava). Regarding drinks, the system surprised us; the check was not brought right away, we checked our room number) but here, of course, no one is immune to the intentional dishonesty of other guests… The ocean is like milk, yes - it's not like in the Caribbean pool, but I wouldn’t compare it to Sochi either, at least due to the presence of a sandy beach and the absence of a crowd. Because of the breakwater, the water is calmer and accessible for swimming, but that's the price for its azure hue. On our way to the hotel, we saw the power of the ocean; the beaches are beautiful but not suitable for swimming - you could just get injured by a wave! The rooms and amenities are definitely not 5-star, everything is outdated, mirrors are dirty, something creaks. The walls are clean, no pests, the room is spacious, outlets are suitable for any type of devices (no need to carry adapters). Upon request, they brought a board and an iron immediately upon check-in. By tonight, I can share impressions of a full and, hopefully, sunny day)

Arrived at the hotel by 4 PM, check-in was quick, they gave us an upgraded room at no extra charge and didn't even ask for tips. Here, all rooms indeed face the ocean one way or another. On the first floors, the balconies lead directly to the garden, but many have mentioned that it's especially humid there. The local staff, when handing us the keys, said we had the highest floor (2 formal, conditionally - 3: g is the ground floor where the restaurant and pool are, 1 and 2 are residential). In the evening, it rained; from the hotel's infrastructure, I can only evaluate dinner so far. Delicious. Chicken, lamb, shrimp, fish, and crabs, vegetables, herbs, rice, many national spicy dishes, desserts, ice cream, fruits (there were pineapple, papaya, watermelon, guava). Regarding drinks, the system surprised us; the check was not brought right away, we checked our room number) but here, of course, no one is immune to the intentional dishonesty of other guests… The ocean is like milk, yes - it's not like in the Caribbean pool, but I wouldn’t compare it to Sochi either, at least due to the presence of a sandy beach and the absence of a crowd. Because of the breakwater, the water is calmer and accessible for swimming, but that's the price for its azure hue. On our way to the hotel, we saw the power of the ocean; the beaches are beautiful but not suitable for swimming - you could just get injured by a wave! The rooms and amenities are definitely not 5-star, everything is outdated, mirrors are dirty, something creaks. The walls are clean, no pests, the room is spacious, outlets are suitable for any type of devices (no need to carry adapters). Upon request, they brought a board and an iron immediately upon check-in. By tonight, I can share impressions of a full and, hopefully, sunny day)

Arrived at the hotel by 4 PM, check-in was quick, they gave us an upgraded room at no extra charge and didn't even ask for tips. Here, all rooms indeed face the ocean one way or another. On the first floors, the balconies lead directly to the garden, but many have mentioned that it's especially humid there. The local staff, when handing us the keys, said we had the highest floor (2 formal, conditionally - 3: g is the ground floor where the restaurant and pool are, 1 and 2 are residential). In the evening, it rained; from the hotel's infrastructure, I can only evaluate dinner so far. Delicious. Chicken, lamb, shrimp, fish, and crabs, vegetables, herbs, rice, many national spicy dishes, desserts, ice cream, fruits (there were pineapple, papaya, watermelon, guava). Regarding drinks, the system surprised us; the check was not brought right away, we checked our room number) but here, of course, no one is immune to the intentional dishonesty of other guests… The ocean is like milk, yes - it's not like in the Caribbean pool, but I wouldn’t compare it to Sochi either, at least due to the presence of a sandy beach and the absence of a crowd. Because of the breakwater, the water is calmer and accessible for swimming, but that's the price for its azure hue. On our way to the hotel, we saw the power of the ocean; the beaches are beautiful but not suitable for swimming - you could just get injured by a wave! The rooms and amenities are definitely not 5-star, everything is outdated, mirrors are dirty, something creaks. The walls are clean, no pests, the room is spacious, outlets are suitable for any type of devices (no need to carry adapters). Upon request, they brought a board and an iron immediately upon check-in. By tonight, I can share impressions of a full and, hopefully, sunny day)

🔴BAD REVIEW ABOUT THE HOTEL Cinnamon Bey in Beruwela 🔹1. We were at the hotel from November 8 to 18, 2024. Room 227. 🔹2. The pillows had mold (due to moisture). We noticed it, took photos, and went to the reception. With frightened eyes seeing that we had taken photos, they asked us to change them. They brought 2 new pillows, one of which had mold. We asked again. They then brought a normal one. 🔹3. The towels were not changed for 3 days. At first, we asked the staff, zero reaction. We went to the reception - zero reaction, "yes yes yes" but there were no towels. On the 4th day, they replaced them. 🔹4. The rooms were a bit worn out due to moisture, the ceiling and walls were damp. The air conditioner was dealing with it poorly. 🔹5. At the bar, they charged us for a beer we didn't order because we don't drink alcohol at all. They provided a receipt with a signature, and it was NOT my husband's signature, we said "here's our signature, this is not ours" showing our passport. They didn't care. The transfer bus was delayed because of this, and in the end, we had to pay. It's common in hotels that you pay the boy at the bar, and he disappears. Many get scammed this way. We couldn't prove anything about the charge; they just stressed us out right before the bus. Although the evening before leaving, I went to the reception and asked to check all bills, etc. I said we were leaving early in the morning, and she said "all okay," and we rushed into the bus with this receipt. In short, it was a hassle. 🔹6. The beach is bad, honestly. We live in Sochi, and the hotel beach looks like a city beach in Sochi. The water is not clear, murky, and the reef makes the water cloudy. Those who are happy about the pool near the reef for kids - well, it's stagnant, yes, there are no waves. But there's also no freshness in the water. If you go right, two sewer rivers flow out, so I barely jumped over them with a split. Left seemed normal. But the water is not turquoise; it’s like the Black Sea. We took a tuk-tuk for 10 minutes to Bentota Beach. It was great there, clear turquoise water, beautiful stones. And we also went to Hikkaduwa beach. 🔹7. The beach boys near the hotel when you go to the beach are awful. If you’re not a supporter of being approached for services you don’t need as soon as you step beyond the fence - you will be disappointed. You cannot walk to the ocean peacefully or come back from it. Someone will always be talking to you. 🔹8. The beach boys' scam - they see you for the first time and speak in 3 languages (English, Russian, German), if you respond in your language - they immediately assess your price range and understand how to manipulate you further. They might approach you saying "there's a jellyfish," and you say "yes, thank you," and it all takes off from there. I walked around with a stone face all the time and never talked to them, but that didn’t help either. Out of 10 days on the hotel beach, we swam for 3 days, the rest we went to other beaches. We left Sochi to not have to return to the Sochi beach. 🔹9. A guy who has lived on the island for 5 years said that many beaches in Beruwela ARE unsuitable for swimming. 🔹10. Markup on fruits and white skin. This is the worst memory from the trip. The situation is this - in Mirissa and Hikkaduwa there are many tourists and fruit stalls, if you don’t like the prices in one stall, you go to another. But in Beruwela, there are a couple of stalls and they charge exorbitant prices. We bought a basket of fruits to take home for 6,000 rubles. Fruits over 10 days cost us more than 20,000 rubles. It's just crazy. Dragon fruit in Mirissa costs 3,000 rupees per kg, in Beruwela 6,000 rupees per kg. There is no option to buy cheaper. We bought fruits in Mirissa when we went there. 🔹11. The tourist cloak. A white shirt with a hood - the price on you is x3. In Beruwela, the tourist cloak is 10/10. People don’t even suspect that the price changes not only due to skin color but also clothing. 🔹12. The fruits in the hotel are not as tasty and sweet as at the market. 🔹In our feeling, the hotel is not 5*, but 3 or 4 with a very strong stretch. Another downside of the vacation in Bentota/Beruwela. ➡️ At hotels, local drivers always wait, looking for their tourist victims. And if you try to call a driver from Uber or Pick me, he either won't come and will drop the order, or you’ll have problems. There have been cases where these honest workers were beaten by local taxi drivers. In general, I wouldn’t want to witness such fights. The local tuk-tuk driver even told us that Pick me doesn't work in Bentota at all. It's a mafia, everything is in the hands of local drivers. Above, I'll send a photo. The beaches. Look for yourself at the water color. Everything is clear. In Hikkaduwa near the reef, there are many beautiful fish. In Beruwela, there are few beautiful fish near the reef. Different signatures on the checks became no excuse for explanations. We paid for Coke, and they charged us for beer. No one cares. They understand English poorly. We do not recommend the hotel, nor Beruwela/Bentota. Conclusions - the positives of the hotel did not outweigh the negatives. I read reviews, forums, etc. for 3 weeks before the trip. And that turned out to be insufficient; you need to read even more. Everything I read about the hotel BEFORE I thought "well, it coincided," "someone was unlucky," but in reality, it turned out just as it is.

🔴BAD REVIEW ABOUT THE HOTEL Cinnamon Bey in Beruwela 🔹1. We were at the hotel from November 8 to 18, 2024. Room 227. 🔹2. The pillows had mold (due to moisture). We noticed it, took photos, and went to the reception. With frightened eyes seeing that we had taken photos, they asked us to change them. They brought 2 new pillows, one of which had mold. We asked again. They then brought a normal one. 🔹3. The towels were not changed for 3 days. At first, we asked the staff, zero reaction. We went to the reception - zero reaction, "yes yes yes" but there were no towels. On the 4th day, they replaced them. 🔹4. The rooms were a bit worn out due to moisture, the ceiling and walls were damp. The air conditioner was dealing with it poorly. 🔹5. At the bar, they charged us for a beer we didn't order because we don't drink alcohol at all. They provided a receipt with a signature, and it was NOT my husband's signature, we said "here's our signature, this is not ours" showing our passport. They didn't care. The transfer bus was delayed because of this, and in the end, we had to pay. It's common in hotels that you pay the boy at the bar, and he disappears. Many get scammed this way. We couldn't prove anything about the charge; they just stressed us out right before the bus. Although the evening before leaving, I went to the reception and asked to check all bills, etc. I said we were leaving early in the morning, and she said "all okay," and we rushed into the bus with this receipt. In short, it was a hassle. 🔹6. The beach is bad, honestly. We live in Sochi, and the hotel beach looks like a city beach in Sochi. The water is not clear, murky, and the reef makes the water cloudy. Those who are happy about the pool near the reef for kids - well, it's stagnant, yes, there are no waves. But there's also no freshness in the water. If you go right, two sewer rivers flow out, so I barely jumped over them with a split. Left seemed normal. But the water is not turquoise; it’s like the Black Sea. We took a tuk-tuk for 10 minutes to Bentota Beach. It was great there, clear turquoise water, beautiful stones. And we also went to Hikkaduwa beach. 🔹7. The beach boys near the hotel when you go to the beach are awful. If you’re not a supporter of being approached for services you don’t need as soon as you step beyond the fence - you will be disappointed. You cannot walk to the ocean peacefully or come back from it. Someone will always be talking to you. 🔹8. The beach boys' scam - they see you for the first time and speak in 3 languages (English, Russian, German), if you respond in your language - they immediately assess your price range and understand how to manipulate you further. They might approach you saying "there's a jellyfish," and you say "yes, thank you," and it all takes off from there. I walked around with a stone face all the time and never talked to them, but that didn’t help either. Out of 10 days on the hotel beach, we swam for 3 days, the rest we went to other beaches. We left Sochi to not have to return to the Sochi beach. 🔹9. A guy who has lived on the island for 5 years said that many beaches in Beruwela ARE unsuitable for swimming. 🔹10. Markup on fruits and white skin. This is the worst memory from the trip. The situation is this - in Mirissa and Hikkaduwa there are many tourists and fruit stalls, if you don’t like the prices in one stall, you go to another. But in Beruwela, there are a couple of stalls and they charge exorbitant prices. We bought a basket of fruits to take home for 6,000 rubles. Fruits over 10 days cost us more than 20,000 rubles. It's just crazy. Dragon fruit in Mirissa costs 3,000 rupees per kg, in Beruwela 6,000 rupees per kg. There is no option to buy cheaper. We bought fruits in Mirissa when we went there. 🔹11. The tourist cloak. A white shirt with a hood - the price on you is x3. In Beruwela, the tourist cloak is 10/10. People don’t even suspect that the price changes not only due to skin color but also clothing. 🔹12. The fruits in the hotel are not as tasty and sweet as at the market. 🔹In our feeling, the hotel is not 5*, but 3 or 4 with a very strong stretch. Another downside of the vacation in Bentota/Beruwela. ➡️ At hotels, local drivers always wait, looking for their tourist victims. And if you try to call a driver from Uber or Pick me, he either won't come and will drop the order, or you’ll have problems. There have been cases where these honest workers were beaten by local taxi drivers. In general, I wouldn’t want to witness such fights. The local tuk-tuk driver even told us that Pick me doesn't work in Bentota at all. It's a mafia, everything is in the hands of local drivers. Above, I'll send a photo. The beaches. Look for yourself at the water color. Everything is clear. In Hikkaduwa near the reef, there are many beautiful fish. In Beruwela, there are few beautiful fish near the reef. Different signatures on the checks became no excuse for explanations. We paid for Coke, and they charged us for beer. No one cares. They understand English poorly. We do not recommend the hotel, nor Beruwela/Bentota. Conclusions - the positives of the hotel did not outweigh the negatives. I read reviews, forums, etc. for 3 weeks before the trip. And that turned out to be insufficient; you need to read even more. Everything I read about the hotel BEFORE I thought "well, it coincided," "someone was unlucky," but in reality, it turned out just as it is.

🔴BAD REVIEW ABOUT THE HOTEL Cinnamon Bey in Beruwela 🔹1. We were at the hotel from November 8 to 18, 2024. Room 227. 🔹2. The pillows had mold (due to moisture). We noticed it, took photos, and went to the reception. With frightened eyes seeing that we had taken photos, they asked us to change them. They brought 2 new pillows, one of which had mold. We asked again. They then brought a normal one. 🔹3. The towels were not changed for 3 days. At first, we asked the staff, zero reaction. We went to the reception - zero reaction, "yes yes yes" but there were no towels. On the 4th day, they replaced them. 🔹4. The rooms were a bit worn out due to moisture, the ceiling and walls were damp. The air conditioner was dealing with it poorly. 🔹5. At the bar, they charged us for a beer we didn't order because we don't drink alcohol at all. They provided a receipt with a signature, and it was NOT my husband's signature, we said "here's our signature, this is not ours" showing our passport. They didn't care. The transfer bus was delayed because of this, and in the end, we had to pay. It's common in hotels that you pay the boy at the bar, and he disappears. Many get scammed this way. We couldn't prove anything about the charge; they just stressed us out right before the bus. Although the evening before leaving, I went to the reception and asked to check all bills, etc. I said we were leaving early in the morning, and she said "all okay," and we rushed into the bus with this receipt. In short, it was a hassle. 🔹6. The beach is bad, honestly. We live in Sochi, and the hotel beach looks like a city beach in Sochi. The water is not clear, murky, and the reef makes the water cloudy. Those who are happy about the pool near the reef for kids - well, it's stagnant, yes, there are no waves. But there's also no freshness in the water. If you go right, two sewer rivers flow out, so I barely jumped over them with a split. Left seemed normal. But the water is not turquoise; it’s like the Black Sea. We took a tuk-tuk for 10 minutes to Bentota Beach. It was great there, clear turquoise water, beautiful stones. And we also went to Hikkaduwa beach. 🔹7. The beach boys near the hotel when you go to the beach are awful. If you’re not a supporter of being approached for services you don’t need as soon as you step beyond the fence - you will be disappointed. You cannot walk to the ocean peacefully or come back from it. Someone will always be talking to you. 🔹8. The beach boys' scam - they see you for the first time and speak in 3 languages (English, Russian, German), if you respond in your language - they immediately assess your price range and understand how to manipulate you further. They might approach you saying "there's a jellyfish," and you say "yes, thank you," and it all takes off from there. I walked around with a stone face all the time and never talked to them, but that didn’t help either. Out of 10 days on the hotel beach, we swam for 3 days, the rest we went to other beaches. We left Sochi to not have to return to the Sochi beach. 🔹9. A guy who has lived on the island for 5 years said that many beaches in Beruwela ARE unsuitable for swimming. 🔹10. Markup on fruits and white skin. This is the worst memory from the trip. The situation is this - in Mirissa and Hikkaduwa there are many tourists and fruit stalls, if you don’t like the prices in one stall, you go to another. But in Beruwela, there are a couple of stalls and they charge exorbitant prices. We bought a basket of fruits to take home for 6,000 rubles. Fruits over 10 days cost us more than 20,000 rubles. It's just crazy. Dragon fruit in Mirissa costs 3,000 rupees per kg, in Beruwela 6,000 rupees per kg. There is no option to buy cheaper. We bought fruits in Mirissa when we went there. 🔹11. The tourist cloak. A white shirt with a hood - the price on you is x3. In Beruwela, the tourist cloak is 10/10. People don’t even suspect that the price changes not only due to skin color but also clothing. 🔹12. The fruits in the hotel are not as tasty and sweet as at the market. 🔹In our feeling, the hotel is not 5*, but 3 or 4 with a very strong stretch. Another downside of the vacation in Bentota/Beruwela. ➡️ At hotels, local drivers always wait, looking for their tourist victims. And if you try to call a driver from Uber or Pick me, he either won't come and will drop the order, or you’ll have problems. There have been cases where these honest workers were beaten by local taxi drivers. In general, I wouldn’t want to witness such fights. The local tuk-tuk driver even told us that Pick me doesn't work in Bentota at all. It's a mafia, everything is in the hands of local drivers. Above, I'll send a photo. The beaches. Look for yourself at the water color. Everything is clear. In Hikkaduwa near the reef, there are many beautiful fish. In Beruwela, there are few beautiful fish near the reef. Different signatures on the checks became no excuse for explanations. We paid for Coke, and they charged us for beer. No one cares. They understand English poorly. We do not recommend the hotel, nor Beruwela/Bentota. Conclusions - the positives of the hotel did not outweigh the negatives. I read reviews, forums, etc. for 3 weeks before the trip. And that turned out to be insufficient; you need to read even more. Everything I read about the hotel BEFORE I thought "well, it coincided," "someone was unlucky," but in reality, it turned out just as it is.

🔴BAD REVIEW ABOUT THE HOTEL Cinnamon Bey in Beruwela 🔹1. We were at the hotel from November 8 to 18, 2024. Room 227. 🔹2. The pillows had mold (due to moisture). We noticed it, took photos, and went to the reception. With frightened eyes seeing that we had taken photos, they asked us to change them. They brought 2 new pillows, one of which had mold. We asked again. They then brought a normal one. 🔹3. The towels were not changed for 3 days. At first, we asked the staff, zero reaction. We went to the reception - zero reaction, "yes yes yes" but there were no towels. On the 4th day, they replaced them. 🔹4. The rooms were a bit worn out due to moisture, the ceiling and walls were damp. The air conditioner was dealing with it poorly. 🔹5. At the bar, they charged us for a beer we didn't order because we don't drink alcohol at all. They provided a receipt with a signature, and it was NOT my husband's signature, we said "here's our signature, this is not ours" showing our passport. They didn't care. The transfer bus was delayed because of this, and in the end, we had to pay. It's common in hotels that you pay the boy at the bar, and he disappears. Many get scammed this way. We couldn't prove anything about the charge; they just stressed us out right before the bus. Although the evening before leaving, I went to the reception and asked to check all bills, etc. I said we were leaving early in the morning, and she said "all okay," and we rushed into the bus with this receipt. In short, it was a hassle. 🔹6. The beach is bad, honestly. We live in Sochi, and the hotel beach looks like a city beach in Sochi. The water is not clear, murky, and the reef makes the water cloudy. Those who are happy about the pool near the reef for kids - well, it's stagnant, yes, there are no waves. But there's also no freshness in the water. If you go right, two sewer rivers flow out, so I barely jumped over them with a split. Left seemed normal. But the water is not turquoise; it’s like the Black Sea. We took a tuk-tuk for 10 minutes to Bentota Beach. It was great there, clear turquoise water, beautiful stones. And we also went to Hikkaduwa beach. 🔹7. The beach boys near the hotel when you go to the beach are awful. If you’re not a supporter of being approached for services you don’t need as soon as you step beyond the fence - you will be disappointed. You cannot walk to the ocean peacefully or come back from it. Someone will always be talking to you. 🔹8. The beach boys' scam - they see you for the first time and speak in 3 languages (English, Russian, German), if you respond in your language - they immediately assess your price range and understand how to manipulate you further. They might approach you saying "there's a jellyfish," and you say "yes, thank you," and it all takes off from there. I walked around with a stone face all the time and never talked to them, but that didn’t help either. Out of 10 days on the hotel beach, we swam for 3 days, the rest we went to other beaches. We left Sochi to not have to return to the Sochi beach. 🔹9. A guy who has lived on the island for 5 years said that many beaches in Beruwela ARE unsuitable for swimming. 🔹10. Markup on fruits and white skin. This is the worst memory from the trip. The situation is this - in Mirissa and Hikkaduwa there are many tourists and fruit stalls, if you don’t like the prices in one stall, you go to another. But in Beruwela, there are a couple of stalls and they charge exorbitant prices. We bought a basket of fruits to take home for 6,000 rubles. Fruits over 10 days cost us more than 20,000 rubles. It's just crazy. Dragon fruit in Mirissa costs 3,000 rupees per kg, in Beruwela 6,000 rupees per kg. There is no option to buy cheaper. We bought fruits in Mirissa when we went there. 🔹11. The tourist cloak. A white shirt with a hood - the price on you is x3. In Beruwela, the tourist cloak is 10/10. People don’t even suspect that the price changes not only due to skin color but also clothing. 🔹12. The fruits in the hotel are not as tasty and sweet as at the market. 🔹In our feeling, the hotel is not 5*, but 3 or 4 with a very strong stretch. Another downside of the vacation in Bentota/Beruwela. ➡️ At hotels, local drivers always wait, looking for their tourist victims. And if you try to call a driver from Uber or Pick me, he either won't come and will drop the order, or you’ll have problems. There have been cases where these honest workers were beaten by local taxi drivers. In general, I wouldn’t want to witness such fights. The local tuk-tuk driver even told us that Pick me doesn't work in Bentota at all. It's a mafia, everything is in the hands of local drivers. Above, I'll send a photo. The beaches. Look for yourself at the water color. Everything is clear. In Hikkaduwa near the reef, there are many beautiful fish. In Beruwela, there are few beautiful fish near the reef. Different signatures on the checks became no excuse for explanations. We paid for Coke, and they charged us for beer. No one cares. They understand English poorly. We do not recommend the hotel, nor Beruwela/Bentota. Conclusions - the positives of the hotel did not outweigh the negatives. I read reviews, forums, etc. for 3 weeks before the trip. And that turned out to be insufficient; you need to read even more. Everything I read about the hotel BEFORE I thought "well, it coincided," "someone was unlucky," but in reality, it turned out just as it is.

🔴BAD REVIEW ABOUT THE HOTEL Cinnamon Bey in Beruwela 🔹1. We were at the hotel from November 8 to 18, 2024. Room 227. 🔹2. The pillows had mold (due to moisture). We noticed it, took photos, and went to the reception. With frightened eyes seeing that we had taken photos, they asked us to change them. They brought 2 new pillows, one of which had mold. We asked again. They then brought a normal one. 🔹3. The towels were not changed for 3 days. At first, we asked the staff, zero reaction. We went to the reception - zero reaction, "yes yes yes" but there were no towels. On the 4th day, they replaced them. 🔹4. The rooms were a bit worn out due to moisture, the ceiling and walls were damp. The air conditioner was dealing with it poorly. 🔹5. At the bar, they charged us for a beer we didn't order because we don't drink alcohol at all. They provided a receipt with a signature, and it was NOT my husband's signature, we said "here's our signature, this is not ours" showing our passport. They didn't care. The transfer bus was delayed because of this, and in the end, we had to pay. It's common in hotels that you pay the boy at the bar, and he disappears. Many get scammed this way. We couldn't prove anything about the charge; they just stressed us out right before the bus. Although the evening before leaving, I went to the reception and asked to check all bills, etc. I said we were leaving early in the morning, and she said "all okay," and we rushed into the bus with this receipt. In short, it was a hassle. 🔹6. The beach is bad, honestly. We live in Sochi, and the hotel beach looks like a city beach in Sochi. The water is not clear, murky, and the reef makes the water cloudy. Those who are happy about the pool near the reef for kids - well, it's stagnant, yes, there are no waves. But there's also no freshness in the water. If you go right, two sewer rivers flow out, so I barely jumped over them with a split. Left seemed normal. But the water is not turquoise; it’s like the Black Sea. We took a tuk-tuk for 10 minutes to Bentota Beach. It was great there, clear turquoise water, beautiful stones. And we also went to Hikkaduwa beach. 🔹7. The beach boys near the hotel when you go to the beach are awful. If you’re not a supporter of being approached for services you don’t need as soon as you step beyond the fence - you will be disappointed. You cannot walk to the ocean peacefully or come back from it. Someone will always be talking to you. 🔹8. The beach boys' scam - they see you for the first time and speak in 3 languages (English, Russian, German), if you respond in your language - they immediately assess your price range and understand how to manipulate you further. They might approach you saying "there's a jellyfish," and you say "yes, thank you," and it all takes off from there. I walked around with a stone face all the time and never talked to them, but that didn’t help either. Out of 10 days on the hotel beach, we swam for 3 days, the rest we went to other beaches. We left Sochi to not have to return to the Sochi beach. 🔹9. A guy who has lived on the island for 5 years said that many beaches in Beruwela ARE unsuitable for swimming. 🔹10. Markup on fruits and white skin. This is the worst memory from the trip. The situation is this - in Mirissa and Hikkaduwa there are many tourists and fruit stalls, if you don’t like the prices in one stall, you go to another. But in Beruwela, there are a couple of stalls and they charge exorbitant prices. We bought a basket of fruits to take home for 6,000 rubles. Fruits over 10 days cost us more than 20,000 rubles. It's just crazy. Dragon fruit in Mirissa costs 3,000 rupees per kg, in Beruwela 6,000 rupees per kg. There is no option to buy cheaper. We bought fruits in Mirissa when we went there. 🔹11. The tourist cloak. A white shirt with a hood - the price on you is x3. In Beruwela, the tourist cloak is 10/10. People don’t even suspect that the price changes not only due to skin color but also clothing. 🔹12. The fruits in the hotel are not as tasty and sweet as at the market. 🔹In our feeling, the hotel is not 5*, but 3 or 4 with a very strong stretch. Another downside of the vacation in Bentota/Beruwela. ➡️ At hotels, local drivers always wait, looking for their tourist victims. And if you try to call a driver from Uber or Pick me, he either won't come and will drop the order, or you’ll have problems. There have been cases where these honest workers were beaten by local taxi drivers. In general, I wouldn’t want to witness such fights. The local tuk-tuk driver even told us that Pick me doesn't work in Bentota at all. It's a mafia, everything is in the hands of local drivers. Above, I'll send a photo. The beaches. Look for yourself at the water color. Everything is clear. In Hikkaduwa near the reef, there are many beautiful fish. In Beruwela, there are few beautiful fish near the reef. Different signatures on the checks became no excuse for explanations. We paid for Coke, and they charged us for beer. No one cares. They understand English poorly. We do not recommend the hotel, nor Beruwela/Bentota. Conclusions - the positives of the hotel did not outweigh the negatives. I read reviews, forums, etc. for 3 weeks before the trip. And that turned out to be insufficient; you need to read even more. Everything I read about the hotel BEFORE I thought "well, it coincided," "someone was unlucky," but in reality, it turned out just as it is.

🔴BAD REVIEW ABOUT THE HOTEL Cinnamon Bey in Beruwela 🔹1. We were at the hotel from November 8 to 18, 2024. Room 227. 🔹2. The pillows had mold (due to moisture). We noticed it, took photos, and went to the reception. With frightened eyes seeing that we had taken photos, they asked us to change them. They brought 2 new pillows, one of which had mold. We asked again. They then brought a normal one. 🔹3. The towels were not changed for 3 days. At first, we asked the staff, zero reaction. We went to the reception - zero reaction, "yes yes yes" but there were no towels. On the 4th day, they replaced them. 🔹4. The rooms were a bit worn out due to moisture, the ceiling and walls were damp. The air conditioner was dealing with it poorly. 🔹5. At the bar, they charged us for a beer we didn't order because we don't drink alcohol at all. They provided a receipt with a signature, and it was NOT my husband's signature, we said "here's our signature, this is not ours" showing our passport. They didn't care. The transfer bus was delayed because of this, and in the end, we had to pay. It's common in hotels that you pay the boy at the bar, and he disappears. Many get scammed this way. We couldn't prove anything about the charge; they just stressed us out right before the bus. Although the evening before leaving, I went to the reception and asked to check all bills, etc. I said we were leaving early in the morning, and she said "all okay," and we rushed into the bus with this receipt. In short, it was a hassle. 🔹6. The beach is bad, honestly. We live in Sochi, and the hotel beach looks like a city beach in Sochi. The water is not clear, murky, and the reef makes the water cloudy. Those who are happy about the pool near the reef for kids - well, it's stagnant, yes, there are no waves. But there's also no freshness in the water. If you go right, two sewer rivers flow out, so I barely jumped over them with a split. Left seemed normal. But the water is not turquoise; it’s like the Black Sea. We took a tuk-tuk for 10 minutes to Bentota Beach. It was great there, clear turquoise water, beautiful stones. And we also went to Hikkaduwa beach. 🔹7. The beach boys near the hotel when you go to the beach are awful. If you’re not a supporter of being approached for services you don’t need as soon as you step beyond the fence - you will be disappointed. You cannot walk to the ocean peacefully or come back from it. Someone will always be talking to you. 🔹8. The beach boys' scam - they see you for the first time and speak in 3 languages (English, Russian, German), if you respond in your language - they immediately assess your price range and understand how to manipulate you further. They might approach you saying "there's a jellyfish," and you say "yes, thank you," and it all takes off from there. I walked around with a stone face all the time and never talked to them, but that didn’t help either. Out of 10 days on the hotel beach, we swam for 3 days, the rest we went to other beaches. We left Sochi to not have to return to the Sochi beach. 🔹9. A guy who has lived on the island for 5 years said that many beaches in Beruwela ARE unsuitable for swimming. 🔹10. Markup on fruits and white skin. This is the worst memory from the trip. The situation is this - in Mirissa and Hikkaduwa there are many tourists and fruit stalls, if you don’t like the prices in one stall, you go to another. But in Beruwela, there are a couple of stalls and they charge exorbitant prices. We bought a basket of fruits to take home for 6,000 rubles. Fruits over 10 days cost us more than 20,000 rubles. It's just crazy. Dragon fruit in Mirissa costs 3,000 rupees per kg, in Beruwela 6,000 rupees per kg. There is no option to buy cheaper. We bought fruits in Mirissa when we went there. 🔹11. The tourist cloak. A white shirt with a hood - the price on you is x3. In Beruwela, the tourist cloak is 10/10. People don’t even suspect that the price changes not only due to skin color but also clothing. 🔹12. The fruits in the hotel are not as tasty and sweet as at the market. 🔹In our feeling, the hotel is not 5*, but 3 or 4 with a very strong stretch. Another downside of the vacation in Bentota/Beruwela. ➡️ At hotels, local drivers always wait, looking for their tourist victims. And if you try to call a driver from Uber or Pick me, he either won't come and will drop the order, or you’ll have problems. There have been cases where these honest workers were beaten by local taxi drivers. In general, I wouldn’t want to witness such fights. The local tuk-tuk driver even told us that Pick me doesn't work in Bentota at all. It's a mafia, everything is in the hands of local drivers. Above, I'll send a photo. The beaches. Look for yourself at the water color. Everything is clear. In Hikkaduwa near the reef, there are many beautiful fish. In Beruwela, there are few beautiful fish near the reef. Different signatures on the checks became no excuse for explanations. We paid for Coke, and they charged us for beer. No one cares. They understand English poorly. We do not recommend the hotel, nor Beruwela/Bentota. Conclusions - the positives of the hotel did not outweigh the negatives. I read reviews, forums, etc. for 3 weeks before the trip. And that turned out to be insufficient; you need to read even more. Everything I read about the hotel BEFORE I thought "well, it coincided," "someone was unlucky," but in reality, it turned out just as it is.

🔴BAD REVIEW ABOUT THE HOTEL Cinnamon Bey in Beruwela 🔹1. We were at the hotel from November 8 to 18, 2024. Room 227. 🔹2. The pillows had mold (due to moisture). We noticed it, took photos, and went to the reception. With frightened eyes seeing that we had taken photos, they asked us to change them. They brought 2 new pillows, one of which had mold. We asked again. They then brought a normal one. 🔹3. The towels were not changed for 3 days. At first, we asked the staff, zero reaction. We went to the reception - zero reaction, "yes yes yes" but there were no towels. On the 4th day, they replaced them. 🔹4. The rooms were a bit worn out due to moisture, the ceiling and walls were damp. The air conditioner was dealing with it poorly. 🔹5. At the bar, they charged us for a beer we didn't order because we don't drink alcohol at all. They provided a receipt with a signature, and it was NOT my husband's signature, we said "here's our signature, this is not ours" showing our passport. They didn't care. The transfer bus was delayed because of this, and in the end, we had to pay. It's common in hotels that you pay the boy at the bar, and he disappears. Many get scammed this way. We couldn't prove anything about the charge; they just stressed us out right before the bus. Although the evening before leaving, I went to the reception and asked to check all bills, etc. I said we were leaving early in the morning, and she said "all okay," and we rushed into the bus with this receipt. In short, it was a hassle. 🔹6. The beach is bad, honestly. We live in Sochi, and the hotel beach looks like a city beach in Sochi. The water is not clear, murky, and the reef makes the water cloudy. Those who are happy about the pool near the reef for kids - well, it's stagnant, yes, there are no waves. But there's also no freshness in the water. If you go right, two sewer rivers flow out, so I barely jumped over them with a split. Left seemed normal. But the water is not turquoise; it’s like the Black Sea. We took a tuk-tuk for 10 minutes to Bentota Beach. It was great there, clear turquoise water, beautiful stones. And we also went to Hikkaduwa beach. 🔹7. The beach boys near the hotel when you go to the beach are awful. If you’re not a supporter of being approached for services you don’t need as soon as you step beyond the fence - you will be disappointed. You cannot walk to the ocean peacefully or come back from it. Someone will always be talking to you. 🔹8. The beach boys' scam - they see you for the first time and speak in 3 languages (English, Russian, German), if you respond in your language - they immediately assess your price range and understand how to manipulate you further. They might approach you saying "there's a jellyfish," and you say "yes, thank you," and it all takes off from there. I walked around with a stone face all the time and never talked to them, but that didn’t help either. Out of 10 days on the hotel beach, we swam for 3 days, the rest we went to other beaches. We left Sochi to not have to return to the Sochi beach. 🔹9. A guy who has lived on the island for 5 years said that many beaches in Beruwela ARE unsuitable for swimming. 🔹10. Markup on fruits and white skin. This is the worst memory from the trip. The situation is this - in Mirissa and Hikkaduwa there are many tourists and fruit stalls, if you don’t like the prices in one stall, you go to another. But in Beruwela, there are a couple of stalls and they charge exorbitant prices. We bought a basket of fruits to take home for 6,000 rubles. Fruits over 10 days cost us more than 20,000 rubles. It's just crazy. Dragon fruit in Mirissa costs 3,000 rupees per kg, in Beruwela 6,000 rupees per kg. There is no option to buy cheaper. We bought fruits in Mirissa when we went there. 🔹11. The tourist cloak. A white shirt with a hood - the price on you is x3. In Beruwela, the tourist cloak is 10/10. People don’t even suspect that the price changes not only due to skin color but also clothing. 🔹12. The fruits in the hotel are not as tasty and sweet as at the market. 🔹In our feeling, the hotel is not 5*, but 3 or 4 with a very strong stretch. Another downside of the vacation in Bentota/Beruwela. ➡️ At hotels, local drivers always wait, looking for their tourist victims. And if you try to call a driver from Uber or Pick me, he either won't come and will drop the order, or you’ll have problems. There have been cases where these honest workers were beaten by local taxi drivers. In general, I wouldn’t want to witness such fights. The local tuk-tuk driver even told us that Pick me doesn't work in Bentota at all. It's a mafia, everything is in the hands of local drivers. Above, I'll send a photo. The beaches. Look for yourself at the water color. Everything is clear. In Hikkaduwa near the reef, there are many beautiful fish. In Beruwela, there are few beautiful fish near the reef. Different signatures on the checks became no excuse for explanations. We paid for Coke, and they charged us for beer. No one cares. They understand English poorly. We do not recommend the hotel, nor Beruwela/Bentota. Conclusions - the positives of the hotel did not outweigh the negatives. I read reviews, forums, etc. for 3 weeks before the trip. And that turned out to be insufficient; you need to read even more. Everything I read about the hotel BEFORE I thought "well, it coincided," "someone was unlucky," but in reality, it turned out just as it is.

🔴BAD REVIEW ABOUT THE HOTEL Cinnamon Bey in Beruwela 🔹1. We were at the hotel from November 8 to 18, 2024. Room 227. 🔹2. The pillows had mold (due to moisture). We noticed it, took photos, and went to the reception. With frightened eyes seeing that we had taken photos, they asked us to change them. They brought 2 new pillows, one of which had mold. We asked again. They then brought a normal one. 🔹3. The towels were not changed for 3 days. At first, we asked the staff, zero reaction. We went to the reception - zero reaction, "yes yes yes" but there were no towels. On the 4th day, they replaced them. 🔹4. The rooms were a bit worn out due to moisture, the ceiling and walls were damp. The air conditioner was dealing with it poorly. 🔹5. At the bar, they charged us for a beer we didn't order because we don't drink alcohol at all. They provided a receipt with a signature, and it was NOT my husband's signature, we said "here's our signature, this is not ours" showing our passport. They didn't care. The transfer bus was delayed because of this, and in the end, we had to pay. It's common in hotels that you pay the boy at the bar, and he disappears. Many get scammed this way. We couldn't prove anything about the charge; they just stressed us out right before the bus. Although the evening before leaving, I went to the reception and asked to check all bills, etc. I said we were leaving early in the morning, and she said "all okay," and we rushed into the bus with this receipt. In short, it was a hassle. 🔹6. The beach is bad, honestly. We live in Sochi, and the hotel beach looks like a city beach in Sochi. The water is not clear, murky, and the reef makes the water cloudy. Those who are happy about the pool near the reef for kids - well, it's stagnant, yes, there are no waves. But there's also no freshness in the water. If you go right, two sewer rivers flow out, so I barely jumped over them with a split. Left seemed normal. But the water is not turquoise; it’s like the Black Sea. We took a tuk-tuk for 10 minutes to Bentota Beach. It was great there, clear turquoise water, beautiful stones. And we also went to Hikkaduwa beach. 🔹7. The beach boys near the hotel when you go to the beach are awful. If you’re not a supporter of being approached for services you don’t need as soon as you step beyond the fence - you will be disappointed. You cannot walk to the ocean peacefully or come back from it. Someone will always be talking to you. 🔹8. The beach boys' scam - they see you for the first time and speak in 3 languages (English, Russian, German), if you respond in your language - they immediately assess your price range and understand how to manipulate you further. They might approach you saying "there's a jellyfish," and you say "yes, thank you," and it all takes off from there. I walked around with a stone face all the time and never talked to them, but that didn’t help either. Out of 10 days on the hotel beach, we swam for 3 days, the rest we went to other beaches. We left Sochi to not have to return to the Sochi beach. 🔹9. A guy who has lived on the island for 5 years said that many beaches in Beruwela ARE unsuitable for swimming. 🔹10. Markup on fruits and white skin. This is the worst memory from the trip. The situation is this - in Mirissa and Hikkaduwa there are many tourists and fruit stalls, if you don’t like the prices in one stall, you go to another. But in Beruwela, there are a couple of stalls and they charge exorbitant prices. We bought a basket of fruits to take home for 6,000 rubles. Fruits over 10 days cost us more than 20,000 rubles. It's just crazy. Dragon fruit in Mirissa costs 3,000 rupees per kg, in Beruwela 6,000 rupees per kg. There is no option to buy cheaper. We bought fruits in Mirissa when we went there. 🔹11. The tourist cloak. A white shirt with a hood - the price on you is x3. In Beruwela, the tourist cloak is 10/10. People don’t even suspect that the price changes not only due to skin color but also clothing. 🔹12. The fruits in the hotel are not as tasty and sweet as at the market. 🔹In our feeling, the hotel is not 5*, but 3 or 4 with a very strong stretch. Another downside of the vacation in Bentota/Beruwela. ➡️ At hotels, local drivers always wait, looking for their tourist victims. And if you try to call a driver from Uber or Pick me, he either won't come and will drop the order, or you’ll have problems. There have been cases where these honest workers were beaten by local taxi drivers. In general, I wouldn’t want to witness such fights. The local tuk-tuk driver even told us that Pick me doesn't work in Bentota at all. It's a mafia, everything is in the hands of local drivers. Above, I'll send a photo. The beaches. Look for yourself at the water color. Everything is clear. In Hikkaduwa near the reef, there are many beautiful fish. In Beruwela, there are few beautiful fish near the reef. Different signatures on the checks became no excuse for explanations. We paid for Coke, and they charged us for beer. No one cares. They understand English poorly. We do not recommend the hotel, nor Beruwela/Bentota. Conclusions - the positives of the hotel did not outweigh the negatives. I read reviews, forums, etc. for 3 weeks before the trip. And that turned out to be insufficient; you need to read even more. Everything I read about the hotel BEFORE I thought "well, it coincided," "someone was unlucky," but in reality, it turned out just as it is.

🔴BAD REVIEW ABOUT THE HOTEL Cinnamon Bey in Beruwela 🔹1. We were at the hotel from November 8 to 18, 2024. Room 227. 🔹2. The pillows had mold (due to moisture). We noticed it, took photos, and went to the reception. With frightened eyes seeing that we had taken photos, they asked us to change them. They brought 2 new pillows, one of which had mold. We asked again. They then brought a normal one. 🔹3. The towels were not changed for 3 days. At first, we asked the staff, zero reaction. We went to the reception - zero reaction, "yes yes yes" but there were no towels. On the 4th day, they replaced them. 🔹4. The rooms were a bit worn out due to moisture, the ceiling and walls were damp. The air conditioner was dealing with it poorly. 🔹5. At the bar, they charged us for a beer we didn't order because we don't drink alcohol at all. They provided a receipt with a signature, and it was NOT my husband's signature, we said "here's our signature, this is not ours" showing our passport. They didn't care. The transfer bus was delayed because of this, and in the end, we had to pay. It's common in hotels that you pay the boy at the bar, and he disappears. Many get scammed this way. We couldn't prove anything about the charge; they just stressed us out right before the bus. Although the evening before leaving, I went to the reception and asked to check all bills, etc. I said we were leaving early in the morning, and she said "all okay," and we rushed into the bus with this receipt. In short, it was a hassle. 🔹6. The beach is bad, honestly. We live in Sochi, and the hotel beach looks like a city beach in Sochi. The water is not clear, murky, and the reef makes the water cloudy. Those who are happy about the pool near the reef for kids - well, it's stagnant, yes, there are no waves. But there's also no freshness in the water. If you go right, two sewer rivers flow out, so I barely jumped over them with a split. Left seemed normal. But the water is not turquoise; it’s like the Black Sea. We took a tuk-tuk for 10 minutes to Bentota Beach. It was great there, clear turquoise water, beautiful stones. And we also went to Hikkaduwa beach. 🔹7. The beach boys near the hotel when you go to the beach are awful. If you’re not a supporter of being approached for services you don’t need as soon as you step beyond the fence - you will be disappointed. You cannot walk to the ocean peacefully or come back from it. Someone will always be talking to you. 🔹8. The beach boys' scam - they see you for the first time and speak in 3 languages (English, Russian, German), if you respond in your language - they immediately assess your price range and understand how to manipulate you further. They might approach you saying "there's a jellyfish," and you say "yes, thank you," and it all takes off from there. I walked around with a stone face all the time and never talked to them, but that didn’t help either. Out of 10 days on the hotel beach, we swam for 3 days, the rest we went to other beaches. We left Sochi to not have to return to the Sochi beach. 🔹9. A guy who has lived on the island for 5 years said that many beaches in Beruwela ARE unsuitable for swimming. 🔹10. Markup on fruits and white skin. This is the worst memory from the trip. The situation is this - in Mirissa and Hikkaduwa there are many tourists and fruit stalls, if you don’t like the prices in one stall, you go to another. But in Beruwela, there are a couple of stalls and they charge exorbitant prices. We bought a basket of fruits to take home for 6,000 rubles. Fruits over 10 days cost us more than 20,000 rubles. It's just crazy. Dragon fruit in Mirissa costs 3,000 rupees per kg, in Beruwela 6,000 rupees per kg. There is no option to buy cheaper. We bought fruits in Mirissa when we went there. 🔹11. The tourist cloak. A white shirt with a hood - the price on you is x3. In Beruwela, the tourist cloak is 10/10. People don’t even suspect that the price changes not only due to skin color but also clothing. 🔹12. The fruits in the hotel are not as tasty and sweet as at the market. 🔹In our feeling, the hotel is not 5*, but 3 or 4 with a very strong stretch. Another downside of the vacation in Bentota/Beruwela. ➡️ At hotels, local drivers always wait, looking for their tourist victims. And if you try to call a driver from Uber or Pick me, he either won't come and will drop the order, or you’ll have problems. There have been cases where these honest workers were beaten by local taxi drivers. In general, I wouldn’t want to witness such fights. The local tuk-tuk driver even told us that Pick me doesn't work in Bentota at all. It's a mafia, everything is in the hands of local drivers. Above, I'll send a photo. The beaches. Look for yourself at the water color. Everything is clear. In Hikkaduwa near the reef, there are many beautiful fish. In Beruwela, there are few beautiful fish near the reef. Different signatures on the checks became no excuse for explanations. We paid for Coke, and they charged us for beer. No one cares. They understand English poorly. We do not recommend the hotel, nor Beruwela/Bentota. Conclusions - the positives of the hotel did not outweigh the negatives. I read reviews, forums, etc. for 3 weeks before the trip. And that turned out to be insufficient; you need to read even more. Everything I read about the hotel BEFORE I thought "well, it coincided," "someone was unlucky," but in reality, it turned out just as it is.

🔴BAD REVIEW ABOUT THE HOTEL Cinnamon Bey in Beruwela 🔹1. We were at the hotel from November 8 to 18, 2024. Room 227. 🔹2. The pillows had mold (due to moisture). We noticed it, took photos, and went to the reception. With frightened eyes seeing that we had taken photos, they asked us to change them. They brought 2 new pillows, one of which had mold. We asked again. They then brought a normal one. 🔹3. The towels were not changed for 3 days. At first, we asked the staff, zero reaction. We went to the reception - zero reaction, "yes yes yes" but there were no towels. On the 4th day, they replaced them. 🔹4. The rooms were a bit worn out due to moisture, the ceiling and walls were damp. The air conditioner was dealing with it poorly. 🔹5. At the bar, they charged us for a beer we didn't order because we don't drink alcohol at all. They provided a receipt with a signature, and it was NOT my husband's signature, we said "here's our signature, this is not ours" showing our passport. They didn't care. The transfer bus was delayed because of this, and in the end, we had to pay. It's common in hotels that you pay the boy at the bar, and he disappears. Many get scammed this way. We couldn't prove anything about the charge; they just stressed us out right before the bus. Although the evening before leaving, I went to the reception and asked to check all bills, etc. I said we were leaving early in the morning, and she said "all okay," and we rushed into the bus with this receipt. In short, it was a hassle. 🔹6. The beach is bad, honestly. We live in Sochi, and the hotel beach looks like a city beach in Sochi. The water is not clear, murky, and the reef makes the water cloudy. Those who are happy about the pool near the reef for kids - well, it's stagnant, yes, there are no waves. But there's also no freshness in the water. If you go right, two sewer rivers flow out, so I barely jumped over them with a split. Left seemed normal. But the water is not turquoise; it’s like the Black Sea. We took a tuk-tuk for 10 minutes to Bentota Beach. It was great there, clear turquoise water, beautiful stones. And we also went to Hikkaduwa beach. 🔹7. The beach boys near the hotel when you go to the beach are awful. If you’re not a supporter of being approached for services you don’t need as soon as you step beyond the fence - you will be disappointed. You cannot walk to the ocean peacefully or come back from it. Someone will always be talking to you. 🔹8. The beach boys' scam - they see you for the first time and speak in 3 languages (English, Russian, German), if you respond in your language - they immediately assess your price range and understand how to manipulate you further. They might approach you saying "there's a jellyfish," and you say "yes, thank you," and it all takes off from there. I walked around with a stone face all the time and never talked to them, but that didn’t help either. Out of 10 days on the hotel beach, we swam for 3 days, the rest we went to other beaches. We left Sochi to not have to return to the Sochi beach. 🔹9. A guy who has lived on the island for 5 years said that many beaches in Beruwela ARE unsuitable for swimming. 🔹10. Markup on fruits and white skin. This is the worst memory from the trip. The situation is this - in Mirissa and Hikkaduwa there are many tourists and fruit stalls, if you don’t like the prices in one stall, you go to another. But in Beruwela, there are a couple of stalls and they charge exorbitant prices. We bought a basket of fruits to take home for 6,000 rubles. Fruits over 10 days cost us more than 20,000 rubles. It's just crazy. Dragon fruit in Mirissa costs 3,000 rupees per kg, in Beruwela 6,000 rupees per kg. There is no option to buy cheaper. We bought fruits in Mirissa when we went there. 🔹11. The tourist cloak. A white shirt with a hood - the price on you is x3. In Beruwela, the tourist cloak is 10/10. People don’t even suspect that the price changes not only due to skin color but also clothing. 🔹12. The fruits in the hotel are not as tasty and sweet as at the market. 🔹In our feeling, the hotel is not 5*, but 3 or 4 with a very strong stretch. Another downside of the vacation in Bentota/Beruwela. ➡️ At hotels, local drivers always wait, looking for their tourist victims. And if you try to call a driver from Uber or Pick me, he either won't come and will drop the order, or you’ll have problems. There have been cases where these honest workers were beaten by local taxi drivers. In general, I wouldn’t want to witness such fights. The local tuk-tuk driver even told us that Pick me doesn't work in Bentota at all. It's a mafia, everything is in the hands of local drivers. Above, I'll send a photo. The beaches. Look for yourself at the water color. Everything is clear. In Hikkaduwa near the reef, there are many beautiful fish. In Beruwela, there are few beautiful fish near the reef. Different signatures on the checks became no excuse for explanations. We paid for Coke, and they charged us for beer. No one cares. They understand English poorly. We do not recommend the hotel, nor Beruwela/Bentota. Conclusions - the positives of the hotel did not outweigh the negatives. I read reviews, forums, etc. for 3 weeks before the trip. And that turned out to be insufficient; you need to read even more. Everything I read about the hotel BEFORE I thought "well, it coincided," "someone was unlucky," but in reality, it turned out just as it is.

🔴BAD REVIEW ABOUT THE HOTEL Cinnamon Bey in Beruwela 🔹1. We were at the hotel from November 8 to 18, 2024. Room 227. 🔹2. The pillows had mold (due to moisture). We noticed it, took photos, and went to the reception. With frightened eyes seeing that we had taken photos, they asked us to change them. They brought 2 new pillows, one of which had mold. We asked again. They then brought a normal one. 🔹3. The towels were not changed for 3 days. At first, we asked the staff, zero reaction. We went to the reception - zero reaction, "yes yes yes" but there were no towels. On the 4th day, they replaced them. 🔹4. The rooms were a bit worn out due to moisture, the ceiling and walls were damp. The air conditioner was dealing with it poorly. 🔹5. At the bar, they charged us for a beer we didn't order because we don't drink alcohol at all. They provided a receipt with a signature, and it was NOT my husband's signature, we said "here's our signature, this is not ours" showing our passport. They didn't care. The transfer bus was delayed because of this, and in the end, we had to pay. It's common in hotels that you pay the boy at the bar, and he disappears. Many get scammed this way. We couldn't prove anything about the charge; they just stressed us out right before the bus. Although the evening before leaving, I went to the reception and asked to check all bills, etc. I said we were leaving early in the morning, and she said "all okay," and we rushed into the bus with this receipt. In short, it was a hassle. 🔹6. The beach is bad, honestly. We live in Sochi, and the hotel beach looks like a city beach in Sochi. The water is not clear, murky, and the reef makes the water cloudy. Those who are happy about the pool near the reef for kids - well, it's stagnant, yes, there are no waves. But there's also no freshness in the water. If you go right, two sewer rivers flow out, so I barely jumped over them with a split. Left seemed normal. But the water is not turquoise; it’s like the Black Sea. We took a tuk-tuk for 10 minutes to Bentota Beach. It was great there, clear turquoise water, beautiful stones. And we also went to Hikkaduwa beach. 🔹7. The beach boys near the hotel when you go to the beach are awful. If you’re not a supporter of being approached for services you don’t need as soon as you step beyond the fence - you will be disappointed. You cannot walk to the ocean peacefully or come back from it. Someone will always be talking to you. 🔹8. The beach boys' scam - they see you for the first time and speak in 3 languages (English, Russian, German), if you respond in your language - they immediately assess your price range and understand how to manipulate you further. They might approach you saying "there's a jellyfish," and you say "yes, thank you," and it all takes off from there. I walked around with a stone face all the time and never talked to them, but that didn’t help either. Out of 10 days on the hotel beach, we swam for 3 days, the rest we went to other beaches. We left Sochi to not have to return to the Sochi beach. 🔹9. A guy who has lived on the island for 5 years said that many beaches in Beruwela ARE unsuitable for swimming. 🔹10. Markup on fruits and white skin. This is the worst memory from the trip. The situation is this - in Mirissa and Hikkaduwa there are many tourists and fruit stalls, if you don’t like the prices in one stall, you go to another. But in Beruwela, there are a couple of stalls and they charge exorbitant prices. We bought a basket of fruits to take home for 6,000 rubles. Fruits over 10 days cost us more than 20,000 rubles. It's just crazy. Dragon fruit in Mirissa costs 3,000 rupees per kg, in Beruwela 6,000 rupees per kg. There is no option to buy cheaper. We bought fruits in Mirissa when we went there. 🔹11. The tourist cloak. A white shirt with a hood - the price on you is x3. In Beruwela, the tourist cloak is 10/10. People don’t even suspect that the price changes not only due to skin color but also clothing. 🔹12. The fruits in the hotel are not as tasty and sweet as at the market. 🔹In our feeling, the hotel is not 5*, but 3 or 4 with a very strong stretch. Another downside of the vacation in Bentota/Beruwela. ➡️ At hotels, local drivers always wait, looking for their tourist victims. And if you try to call a driver from Uber or Pick me, he either won't come and will drop the order, or you’ll have problems. There have been cases where these honest workers were beaten by local taxi drivers. In general, I wouldn’t want to witness such fights. The local tuk-tuk driver even told us that Pick me doesn't work in Bentota at all. It's a mafia, everything is in the hands of local drivers. Above, I'll send a photo. The beaches. Look for yourself at the water color. Everything is clear. In Hikkaduwa near the reef, there are many beautiful fish. In Beruwela, there are few beautiful fish near the reef. Different signatures on the checks became no excuse for explanations. We paid for Coke, and they charged us for beer. No one cares. They understand English poorly. We do not recommend the hotel, nor Beruwela/Bentota. Conclusions - the positives of the hotel did not outweigh the negatives. I read reviews, forums, etc. for 3 weeks before the trip. And that turned out to be insufficient; you need to read even more. Everything I read about the hotel BEFORE I thought "well, it coincided," "someone was unlucky," but in reality, it turned out just as it is.

🔴BAD REVIEW ABOUT THE HOTEL Cinnamon Bey in Beruwela 🔹1. We were at the hotel from November 8 to 18, 2024. Room 227. 🔹2. The pillows had mold (due to moisture). We noticed it, took photos, and went to the reception. With frightened eyes seeing that we had taken photos, they asked us to change them. They brought 2 new pillows, one of which had mold. We asked again. They then brought a normal one. 🔹3. The towels were not changed for 3 days. At first, we asked the staff, zero reaction. We went to the reception - zero reaction, "yes yes yes" but there were no towels. On the 4th day, they replaced them. 🔹4. The rooms were a bit worn out due to moisture, the ceiling and walls were damp. The air conditioner was dealing with it poorly. 🔹5. At the bar, they charged us for a beer we didn't order because we don't drink alcohol at all. They provided a receipt with a signature, and it was NOT my husband's signature, we said "here's our signature, this is not ours" showing our passport. They didn't care. The transfer bus was delayed because of this, and in the end, we had to pay. It's common in hotels that you pay the boy at the bar, and he disappears. Many get scammed this way. We couldn't prove anything about the charge; they just stressed us out right before the bus. Although the evening before leaving, I went to the reception and asked to check all bills, etc. I said we were leaving early in the morning, and she said "all okay," and we rushed into the bus with this receipt. In short, it was a hassle. 🔹6. The beach is bad, honestly. We live in Sochi, and the hotel beach looks like a city beach in Sochi. The water is not clear, murky, and the reef makes the water cloudy. Those who are happy about the pool near the reef for kids - well, it's stagnant, yes, there are no waves. But there's also no freshness in the water. If you go right, two sewer rivers flow out, so I barely jumped over them with a split. Left seemed normal. But the water is not turquoise; it’s like the Black Sea. We took a tuk-tuk for 10 minutes to Bentota Beach. It was great there, clear turquoise water, beautiful stones. And we also went to Hikkaduwa beach. 🔹7. The beach boys near the hotel when you go to the beach are awful. If you’re not a supporter of being approached for services you don’t need as soon as you step beyond the fence - you will be disappointed. You cannot walk to the ocean peacefully or come back from it. Someone will always be talking to you. 🔹8. The beach boys' scam - they see you for the first time and speak in 3 languages (English, Russian, German), if you respond in your language - they immediately assess your price range and understand how to manipulate you further. They might approach you saying "there's a jellyfish," and you say "yes, thank you," and it all takes off from there. I walked around with a stone face all the time and never talked to them, but that didn’t help either. Out of 10 days on the hotel beach, we swam for 3 days, the rest we went to other beaches. We left Sochi to not have to return to the Sochi beach. 🔹9. A guy who has lived on the island for 5 years said that many beaches in Beruwela ARE unsuitable for swimming. 🔹10. Markup on fruits and white skin. This is the worst memory from the trip. The situation is this - in Mirissa and Hikkaduwa there are many tourists and fruit stalls, if you don’t like the prices in one stall, you go to another. But in Beruwela, there are a couple of stalls and they charge exorbitant prices. We bought a basket of fruits to take home for 6,000 rubles. Fruits over 10 days cost us more than 20,000 rubles. It's just crazy. Dragon fruit in Mirissa costs 3,000 rupees per kg, in Beruwela 6,000 rupees per kg. There is no option to buy cheaper. We bought fruits in Mirissa when we went there. 🔹11. The tourist cloak. A white shirt with a hood - the price on you is x3. In Beruwela, the tourist cloak is 10/10. People don’t even suspect that the price changes not only due to skin color but also clothing. 🔹12. The fruits in the hotel are not as tasty and sweet as at the market. 🔹In our feeling, the hotel is not 5*, but 3 or 4 with a very strong stretch. Another downside of the vacation in Bentota/Beruwela. ➡️ At hotels, local drivers always wait, looking for their tourist victims. And if you try to call a driver from Uber or Pick me, he either won't come and will drop the order, or you’ll have problems. There have been cases where these honest workers were beaten by local taxi drivers. In general, I wouldn’t want to witness such fights. The local tuk-tuk driver even told us that Pick me doesn't work in Bentota at all. It's a mafia, everything is in the hands of local drivers. Above, I'll send a photo. The beaches. Look for yourself at the water color. Everything is clear. In Hikkaduwa near the reef, there are many beautiful fish. In Beruwela, there are few beautiful fish near the reef. Different signatures on the checks became no excuse for explanations. We paid for Coke, and they charged us for beer. No one cares. They understand English poorly. We do not recommend the hotel, nor Beruwela/Bentota. Conclusions - the positives of the hotel did not outweigh the negatives. I read reviews, forums, etc. for 3 weeks before the trip. And that turned out to be insufficient; you need to read even more. Everything I read about the hotel BEFORE I thought "well, it coincided," "someone was unlucky," but in reality, it turned out just as it is.

🔴BAD REVIEW ABOUT THE HOTEL Cinnamon Bey in Beruwela 🔹1. We were at the hotel from November 8 to 18, 2024. Room 227. 🔹2. The pillows had mold (due to moisture). We noticed it, took photos, and went to the reception. With frightened eyes seeing that we had taken photos, they asked us to change them. They brought 2 new pillows, one of which had mold. We asked again. They then brought a normal one. 🔹3. The towels were not changed for 3 days. At first, we asked the staff, zero reaction. We went to the reception - zero reaction, "yes yes yes" but there were no towels. On the 4th day, they replaced them. 🔹4. The rooms were a bit worn out due to moisture, the ceiling and walls were damp. The air conditioner was dealing with it poorly. 🔹5. At the bar, they charged us for a beer we didn't order because we don't drink alcohol at all. They provided a receipt with a signature, and it was NOT my husband's signature, we said "here's our signature, this is not ours" showing our passport. They didn't care. The transfer bus was delayed because of this, and in the end, we had to pay. It's common in hotels that you pay the boy at the bar, and he disappears. Many get scammed this way. We couldn't prove anything about the charge; they just stressed us out right before the bus. Although the evening before leaving, I went to the reception and asked to check all bills, etc. I said we were leaving early in the morning, and she said "all okay," and we rushed into the bus with this receipt. In short, it was a hassle. 🔹6. The beach is bad, honestly. We live in Sochi, and the hotel beach looks like a city beach in Sochi. The water is not clear, murky, and the reef makes the water cloudy. Those who are happy about the pool near the reef for kids - well, it's stagnant, yes, there are no waves. But there's also no freshness in the water. If you go right, two sewer rivers flow out, so I barely jumped over them with a split. Left seemed normal. But the water is not turquoise; it’s like the Black Sea. We took a tuk-tuk for 10 minutes to Bentota Beach. It was great there, clear turquoise water, beautiful stones. And we also went to Hikkaduwa beach. 🔹7. The beach boys near the hotel when you go to the beach are awful. If you’re not a supporter of being approached for services you don’t need as soon as you step beyond the fence - you will be disappointed. You cannot walk to the ocean peacefully or come back from it. Someone will always be talking to you. 🔹8. The beach boys' scam - they see you for the first time and speak in 3 languages (English, Russian, German), if you respond in your language - they immediately assess your price range and understand how to manipulate you further. They might approach you saying "there's a jellyfish," and you say "yes, thank you," and it all takes off from there. I walked around with a stone face all the time and never talked to them, but that didn’t help either. Out of 10 days on the hotel beach, we swam for 3 days, the rest we went to other beaches. We left Sochi to not have to return to the Sochi beach. 🔹9. A guy who has lived on the island for 5 years said that many beaches in Beruwela ARE unsuitable for swimming. 🔹10. Markup on fruits and white skin. This is the worst memory from the trip. The situation is this - in Mirissa and Hikkaduwa there are many tourists and fruit stalls, if you don’t like the prices in one stall, you go to another. But in Beruwela, there are a couple of stalls and they charge exorbitant prices. We bought a basket of fruits to take home for 6,000 rubles. Fruits over 10 days cost us more than 20,000 rubles. It's just crazy. Dragon fruit in Mirissa costs 3,000 rupees per kg, in Beruwela 6,000 rupees per kg. There is no option to buy cheaper. We bought fruits in Mirissa when we went there. 🔹11. The tourist cloak. A white shirt with a hood - the price on you is x3. In Beruwela, the tourist cloak is 10/10. People don’t even suspect that the price changes not only due to skin color but also clothing. 🔹12. The fruits in the hotel are not as tasty and sweet as at the market. 🔹In our feeling, the hotel is not 5*, but 3 or 4 with a very strong stretch. Another downside of the vacation in Bentota/Beruwela. ➡️ At hotels, local drivers always wait, looking for their tourist victims. And if you try to call a driver from Uber or Pick me, he either won't come and will drop the order, or you’ll have problems. There have been cases where these honest workers were beaten by local taxi drivers. In general, I wouldn’t want to witness such fights. The local tuk-tuk driver even told us that Pick me doesn't work in Bentota at all. It's a mafia, everything is in the hands of local drivers. Above, I'll send a photo. The beaches. Look for yourself at the water color. Everything is clear. In Hikkaduwa near the reef, there are many beautiful fish. In Beruwela, there are few beautiful fish near the reef. Different signatures on the checks became no excuse for explanations. We paid for Coke, and they charged us for beer. No one cares. They understand English poorly. We do not recommend the hotel, nor Beruwela/Bentota. Conclusions - the positives of the hotel did not outweigh the negatives. I read reviews, forums, etc. for 3 weeks before the trip. And that turned out to be insufficient; you need to read even more. Everything I read about the hotel BEFORE I thought "well, it coincided," "someone was unlucky," but in reality, it turned out just as it is.

🔴BAD REVIEW ABOUT THE HOTEL Cinnamon Bey in Beruwela 🔹1. We were at the hotel from November 8 to 18, 2024. Room 227. 🔹2. The pillows had mold (due to moisture). We noticed it, took photos, and went to the reception. With frightened eyes seeing that we had taken photos, they asked us to change them. They brought 2 new pillows, one of which had mold. We asked again. They then brought a normal one. 🔹3. The towels were not changed for 3 days. At first, we asked the staff, zero reaction. We went to the reception - zero reaction, "yes yes yes" but there were no towels. On the 4th day, they replaced them. 🔹4. The rooms were a bit worn out due to moisture, the ceiling and walls were damp. The air conditioner was dealing with it poorly. 🔹5. At the bar, they charged us for a beer we didn't order because we don't drink alcohol at all. They provided a receipt with a signature, and it was NOT my husband's signature, we said "here's our signature, this is not ours" showing our passport. They didn't care. The transfer bus was delayed because of this, and in the end, we had to pay. It's common in hotels that you pay the boy at the bar, and he disappears. Many get scammed this way. We couldn't prove anything about the charge; they just stressed us out right before the bus. Although the evening before leaving, I went to the reception and asked to check all bills, etc. I said we were leaving early in the morning, and she said "all okay," and we rushed into the bus with this receipt. In short, it was a hassle. 🔹6. The beach is bad, honestly. We live in Sochi, and the hotel beach looks like a city beach in Sochi. The water is not clear, murky, and the reef makes the water cloudy. Those who are happy about the pool near the reef for kids - well, it's stagnant, yes, there are no waves. But there's also no freshness in the water. If you go right, two sewer rivers flow out, so I barely jumped over them with a split. Left seemed normal. But the water is not turquoise; it’s like the Black Sea. We took a tuk-tuk for 10 minutes to Bentota Beach. It was great there, clear turquoise water, beautiful stones. And we also went to Hikkaduwa beach. 🔹7. The beach boys near the hotel when you go to the beach are awful. If you’re not a supporter of being approached for services you don’t need as soon as you step beyond the fence - you will be disappointed. You cannot walk to the ocean peacefully or come back from it. Someone will always be talking to you. 🔹8. The beach boys' scam - they see you for the first time and speak in 3 languages (English, Russian, German), if you respond in your language - they immediately assess your price range and understand how to manipulate you further. They might approach you saying "there's a jellyfish," and you say "yes, thank you," and it all takes off from there. I walked around with a stone face all the time and never talked to them, but that didn’t help either. Out of 10 days on the hotel beach, we swam for 3 days, the rest we went to other beaches. We left Sochi to not have to return to the Sochi beach. 🔹9. A guy who has lived on the island for 5 years said that many beaches in Beruwela ARE unsuitable for swimming. 🔹10. Markup on fruits and white skin. This is the worst memory from the trip. The situation is this - in Mirissa and Hikkaduwa there are many tourists and fruit stalls, if you don’t like the prices in one stall, you go to another. But in Beruwela, there are a couple of stalls and they charge exorbitant prices. We bought a basket of fruits to take home for 6,000 rubles. Fruits over 10 days cost us more than 20,000 rubles. It's just crazy. Dragon fruit in Mirissa costs 3,000 rupees per kg, in Beruwela 6,000 rupees per kg. There is no option to buy cheaper. We bought fruits in Mirissa when we went there. 🔹11. The tourist cloak. A white shirt with a hood - the price on you is x3. In Beruwela, the tourist cloak is 10/10. People don’t even suspect that the price changes not only due to skin color but also clothing. 🔹12. The fruits in the hotel are not as tasty and sweet as at the market. 🔹In our feeling, the hotel is not 5*, but 3 or 4 with a very strong stretch. Another downside of the vacation in Bentota/Beruwela. ➡️ At hotels, local drivers always wait, looking for their tourist victims. And if you try to call a driver from Uber or Pick me, he either won't come and will drop the order, or you’ll have problems. There have been cases where these honest workers were beaten by local taxi drivers. In general, I wouldn’t want to witness such fights. The local tuk-tuk driver even told us that Pick me doesn't work in Bentota at all. It's a mafia, everything is in the hands of local drivers. Above, I'll send a photo. The beaches. Look for yourself at the water color. Everything is clear. In Hikkaduwa near the reef, there are many beautiful fish. In Beruwela, there are few beautiful fish near the reef. Different signatures on the checks became no excuse for explanations. We paid for Coke, and they charged us for beer. No one cares. They understand English poorly. We do not recommend the hotel, nor Beruwela/Bentota. Conclusions - the positives of the hotel did not outweigh the negatives. I read reviews, forums, etc. for 3 weeks before the trip. And that turned out to be insufficient; you need to read even more. Everything I read about the hotel BEFORE I thought "well, it coincided," "someone was unlucky," but in reality, it turned out just as it is.

I like the hotel, but I understood when I came that this is not Turkey/Egypt. The hotel is tired, but the room has everything, it is clean, and we got a room with an ocean view without any extra charges. The territory is green, and there is a good beach (you can jump in the waves or swim without waves). Mosquitoes are not biting so far, which is good)) My husband is just in shock after Rexos 😂 But I came for exotic, the ocean, and fruits)) Yes, and I really liked the pool - big and warm. If you don't look too closely, everything is okay) The view from the room is amazing.

I like the hotel, but I understood when I came that this is not Turkey/Egypt. The hotel is tired, but the room has everything, it is clean, and we got a room with an ocean view without any extra charges. The territory is green, and there is a good beach (you can jump in the waves or swim without waves). Mosquitoes are not biting so far, which is good)) My husband is just in shock after Rexos 😂 But I came for exotic, the ocean, and fruits)) Yes, and I really liked the pool - big and warm. If you don't look too closely, everything is okay) The view from the room is amazing.

I like the hotel, but I understood when I came that this is not Turkey/Egypt. The hotel is tired, but the room has everything, it is clean, and we got a room with an ocean view without any extra charges. The territory is green, and there is a good beach (you can jump in the waves or swim without waves). Mosquitoes are not biting so far, which is good)) My husband is just in shock after Rexos 😂 But I came for exotic, the ocean, and fruits)) Yes, and I really liked the pool - big and warm. If you don't look too closely, everything is okay) The view from the room is amazing.

I like the hotel, but I understood when I came that this is not Turkey/Egypt. The hotel is tired, but the room has everything, it is clean, and we got a room with an ocean view without any extra charges. The territory is green, and there is a good beach (you can jump in the waves or swim without waves). Mosquitoes are not biting so far, which is good)) My husband is just in shock after Rexos 😂 But I came for exotic, the ocean, and fruits)) Yes, and I really liked the pool - big and warm. If you don't look too closely, everything is okay) The view from the room is amazing.

This was our first time in Sri Lanka. We liked the hotel, the food was to everyone's taste, the room cleaning was good, and we also liked the location. We traveled a lot, went on a 2-day trip inland to the Golden Buddha, to Galle Port, to the lighthouse, fed turtles, had massages, and enjoyed sunsets on the beaches not far from the hotel. 10 days flew by very quickly.

This was our first time in Sri Lanka. We liked the hotel, the food was to everyone's taste, the room cleaning was good, and we also liked the location. We traveled a lot, went on a 2-day trip inland to the Golden Buddha, to Galle Port, to the lighthouse, fed turtles, had massages, and enjoyed sunsets on the beaches not far from the hotel. 10 days flew by very quickly.

This was our first time in Sri Lanka. We liked the hotel, the food was to everyone's taste, the room cleaning was good, and we also liked the location. We traveled a lot, went on a 2-day trip inland to the Golden Buddha, to Galle Port, to the lighthouse, fed turtles, had massages, and enjoyed sunsets on the beaches not far from the hotel. 10 days flew by very quickly.

This was our first time in Sri Lanka. We liked the hotel, the food was to everyone's taste, the room cleaning was good, and we also liked the location. We traveled a lot, went on a 2-day trip inland to the Golden Buddha, to Galle Port, to the lighthouse, fed turtles, had massages, and enjoyed sunsets on the beaches not far from the hotel. 10 days flew by very quickly.

This was our first time in Sri Lanka. We liked the hotel, the food was to everyone's taste, the room cleaning was good, and we also liked the location. We traveled a lot, went on a 2-day trip inland to the Golden Buddha, to Galle Port, to the lighthouse, fed turtles, had massages, and enjoyed sunsets on the beaches not far from the hotel. 10 days flew by very quickly.

This was our first time in Sri Lanka. We liked the hotel, the food was to everyone's taste, the room cleaning was good, and we also liked the location. We traveled a lot, went on a 2-day trip inland to the Golden Buddha, to Galle Port, to the lighthouse, fed turtles, had massages, and enjoyed sunsets on the beaches not far from the hotel. 10 days flew by very quickly.

We had a standard superior room. Room 206 on the 2nd floor. You step out of the room and immediately see the restaurant on the 1st floor and the children's pool. During breakfast, lunch, and dinner, there is the clanking and noise of plates. It might be useful for someone, but there was such a moment in the hotel. I don't speak English, maybe someone was told what could be used at the hotel, but not me. I had breakfast and dinner included, and at the end of the second week, on the way to the restaurant for dinner, a staff member approached me and suggested dining at the Fire restaurant, which for some reason was free on that day. The food there is from the menu: pasta, Caesar salad, pizzas, etc.

We had a standard superior room. Room 206 on the 2nd floor. You step out of the room and immediately see the restaurant on the 1st floor and the children's pool. During breakfast, lunch, and dinner, there is the clanking and noise of plates. It might be useful for someone, but there was such a moment in the hotel. I don't speak English, maybe someone was told what could be used at the hotel, but not me. I had breakfast and dinner included, and at the end of the second week, on the way to the restaurant for dinner, a staff member approached me and suggested dining at the Fire restaurant, which for some reason was free on that day. The food there is from the menu: pasta, Caesar salad, pizzas, etc.

We had a standard superior room. Room 206 on the 2nd floor. You step out of the room and immediately see the restaurant on the 1st floor and the children's pool. During breakfast, lunch, and dinner, there is the clanking and noise of plates. It might be useful for someone, but there was such a moment in the hotel. I don't speak English, maybe someone was told what could be used at the hotel, but not me. I had breakfast and dinner included, and at the end of the second week, on the way to the restaurant for dinner, a staff member approached me and suggested dining at the Fire restaurant, which for some reason was free on that day. The food there is from the menu: pasta, Caesar salad, pizzas, etc.

We had a standard superior room. Room 206 on the 2nd floor. You step out of the room and immediately see the restaurant on the 1st floor and the children's pool. During breakfast, lunch, and dinner, there is the clanking and noise of plates. It might be useful for someone, but there was such a moment in the hotel. I don't speak English, maybe someone was told what could be used at the hotel, but not me. I had breakfast and dinner included, and at the end of the second week, on the way to the restaurant for dinner, a staff member approached me and suggested dining at the Fire restaurant, which for some reason was free on that day. The food there is from the menu: pasta, Caesar salad, pizzas, etc.

We had a standard superior room. Room 206 on the 2nd floor. You step out of the room and immediately see the restaurant on the 1st floor and the children's pool. During breakfast, lunch, and dinner, there is the clanking and noise of plates. It might be useful for someone, but there was such a moment in the hotel. I don't speak English, maybe someone was told what could be used at the hotel, but not me. I had breakfast and dinner included, and at the end of the second week, on the way to the restaurant for dinner, a staff member approached me and suggested dining at the Fire restaurant, which for some reason was free on that day. The food there is from the menu: pasta, Caesar salad, pizzas, etc.

We had a standard superior room. Room 206 on the 2nd floor. You step out of the room and immediately see the restaurant on the 1st floor and the children's pool. During breakfast, lunch, and dinner, there is the clanking and noise of plates. It might be useful for someone, but there was such a moment in the hotel. I don't speak English, maybe someone was told what could be used at the hotel, but not me. I had breakfast and dinner included, and at the end of the second week, on the way to the restaurant for dinner, a staff member approached me and suggested dining at the Fire restaurant, which for some reason was free on that day. The food there is from the menu: pasta, Caesar salad, pizzas, etc.

We had a standard superior room. Room 206 on the 2nd floor. You step out of the room and immediately see the restaurant on the 1st floor and the children's pool. During breakfast, lunch, and dinner, there is the clanking and noise of plates. It might be useful for someone, but there was such a moment in the hotel. I don't speak English, maybe someone was told what could be used at the hotel, but not me. I had breakfast and dinner included, and at the end of the second week, on the way to the restaurant for dinner, a staff member approached me and suggested dining at the Fire restaurant, which for some reason was free on that day. The food there is from the menu: pasta, Caesar salad, pizzas, etc.

We had a standard superior room. Room 206 on the 2nd floor. You step out of the room and immediately see the restaurant on the 1st floor and the children's pool. During breakfast, lunch, and dinner, there is the clanking and noise of plates. It might be useful for someone, but there was such a moment in the hotel. I don't speak English, maybe someone was told what could be used at the hotel, but not me. I had breakfast and dinner included, and at the end of the second week, on the way to the restaurant for dinner, a staff member approached me and suggested dining at the Fire restaurant, which for some reason was free on that day. The food there is from the menu: pasta, Caesar salad, pizzas, etc.

We were at the hotel in March, we really liked everything. The territory is small and pleasant. The staff is very responsive, there was always a good variety of food. The tour from Biblio Globus, upon check-in at the reception we were told that our reservation at this hotel was only for 4 nights. Our tour operator did not resolve our issue, and in the end, we were moved to the neighboring hotel The Palms. The difference is significant, the food is a level lower, more local cuisine, the pool is mediocre, and the staff seemed tired. We are flying to Cinnamon Bey in November already with Anex tour, hoping not to encounter overbooking again.

Good day everyone! It seems that not many tourists choose this hotel, which is a pity. Great rooms, nice territory) We arrived today, flew from BiblioGlobus with Aeroflot - a direct flight from Moscow. Huge airplane, we checked in for the flight online) didn’t apply for a visa, went straight to passport control. We exchanged a little dollars at the airport. Definitely recommend!! Hotel, rooms, service, food, staff - everything was great 🔥 The only "BUT" for me in Sri Lanka is the ocean. I love swimming, but here either there are big waves that you jump in (I love it, but in moderation), or a shallow "pool" due to the reef in front of the hotel)) The rooms are nice!! I really liked them 👍 the "bathroom/toilet areas" are beautifully designed.

Good day everyone! It seems that not many tourists choose this hotel, which is a pity. Great rooms, nice territory) We arrived today, flew from BiblioGlobus with Aeroflot - a direct flight from Moscow. Huge airplane, we checked in for the flight online) didn’t apply for a visa, went straight to passport control. We exchanged a little dollars at the airport. Definitely recommend!! Hotel, rooms, service, food, staff - everything was great 🔥 The only "BUT" for me in Sri Lanka is the ocean. I love swimming, but here either there are big waves that you jump in (I love it, but in moderation), or a shallow "pool" due to the reef in front of the hotel)) The rooms are nice!! I really liked them 👍 the "bathroom/toilet areas" are beautifully designed.

Good day everyone! It seems that not many tourists choose this hotel, which is a pity. Great rooms, nice territory) We arrived today, flew from BiblioGlobus with Aeroflot - a direct flight from Moscow. Huge airplane, we checked in for the flight online) didn’t apply for a visa, went straight to passport control. We exchanged a little dollars at the airport. Definitely recommend!! Hotel, rooms, service, food, staff - everything was great 🔥 The only "BUT" for me in Sri Lanka is the ocean. I love swimming, but here either there are big waves that you jump in (I love it, but in moderation), or a shallow "pool" due to the reef in front of the hotel)) The rooms are nice!! I really liked them 👍 the "bathroom/toilet areas" are beautifully designed.

Good day everyone! It seems that not many tourists choose this hotel, which is a pity. Great rooms, nice territory) We arrived today, flew from BiblioGlobus with Aeroflot - a direct flight from Moscow. Huge airplane, we checked in for the flight online) didn’t apply for a visa, went straight to passport control. We exchanged a little dollars at the airport. Definitely recommend!! Hotel, rooms, service, food, staff - everything was great 🔥 The only "BUT" for me in Sri Lanka is the ocean. I love swimming, but here either there are big waves that you jump in (I love it, but in moderation), or a shallow "pool" due to the reef in front of the hotel)) The rooms are nice!! I really liked them 👍 the "bathroom/toilet areas" are beautifully designed.

Good day everyone! It seems that not many tourists choose this hotel, which is a pity. Great rooms, nice territory) We arrived today, flew from BiblioGlobus with Aeroflot - a direct flight from Moscow. Huge airplane, we checked in for the flight online) didn’t apply for a visa, went straight to passport control. We exchanged a little dollars at the airport. Definitely recommend!! Hotel, rooms, service, food, staff - everything was great 🔥 The only "BUT" for me in Sri Lanka is the ocean. I love swimming, but here either there are big waves that you jump in (I love it, but in moderation), or a shallow "pool" due to the reef in front of the hotel)) The rooms are nice!! I really liked them 👍 the "bathroom/toilet areas" are beautifully designed.

Good day everyone! It seems that not many tourists choose this hotel, which is a pity. Great rooms, nice territory) We arrived today, flew from BiblioGlobus with Aeroflot - a direct flight from Moscow. Huge airplane, we checked in for the flight online) didn’t apply for a visa, went straight to passport control. We exchanged a little dollars at the airport. Definitely recommend!! Hotel, rooms, service, food, staff - everything was great 🔥 The only "BUT" for me in Sri Lanka is the ocean. I love swimming, but here either there are big waves that you jump in (I love it, but in moderation), or a shallow "pool" due to the reef in front of the hotel)) The rooms are nice!! I really liked them 👍 the "bathroom/toilet areas" are beautifully designed.

Good day everyone! It seems that not many tourists choose this hotel, which is a pity. Great rooms, nice territory) We arrived today, flew from BiblioGlobus with Aeroflot - a direct flight from Moscow. Huge airplane, we checked in for the flight online) didn’t apply for a visa, went straight to passport control. We exchanged a little dollars at the airport. Definitely recommend!! Hotel, rooms, service, food, staff - everything was great 🔥 The only "BUT" for me in Sri Lanka is the ocean. I love swimming, but here either there are big waves that you jump in (I love it, but in moderation), or a shallow "pool" due to the reef in front of the hotel)) The rooms are nice!! I really liked them 👍 the "bathroom/toilet areas" are beautifully designed.

Good day everyone! It seems that not many tourists choose this hotel, which is a pity. Great rooms, nice territory) We arrived today, flew from BiblioGlobus with Aeroflot - a direct flight from Moscow. Huge airplane, we checked in for the flight online) didn’t apply for a visa, went straight to passport control. We exchanged a little dollars at the airport. Definitely recommend!! Hotel, rooms, service, food, staff - everything was great 🔥 The only "BUT" for me in Sri Lanka is the ocean. I love swimming, but here either there are big waves that you jump in (I love it, but in moderation), or a shallow "pool" due to the reef in front of the hotel)) The rooms are nice!! I really liked them 👍 the "bathroom/toilet areas" are beautifully designed.

Good day everyone! It seems that not many tourists choose this hotel, which is a pity. Great rooms, nice territory) We arrived today, flew from BiblioGlobus with Aeroflot - a direct flight from Moscow. Huge airplane, we checked in for the flight online) didn’t apply for a visa, went straight to passport control. We exchanged a little dollars at the airport. Definitely recommend!! Hotel, rooms, service, food, staff - everything was great 🔥 The only "BUT" for me in Sri Lanka is the ocean. I love swimming, but here either there are big waves that you jump in (I love it, but in moderation), or a shallow "pool" due to the reef in front of the hotel)) The rooms are nice!! I really liked them 👍 the "bathroom/toilet areas" are beautifully designed.

Today we arrived from Unawatuna. The first impression is that it is poorer and more expensive than in Aralia! But the ocean is amazing! The waves are so strong that it's scary to watch. People swim in the lagoon. So far everything is great, except for the prices. Everything is much more expensive than in Unawatuna. I hope the views of the ocean and the sky are worth it.

Today we arrived from Unawatuna. The first impression is that it is poorer and more expensive than in Aralia! But the ocean is amazing! The waves are so strong that it's scary to watch. People swim in the lagoon. So far everything is great, except for the prices. Everything is much more expensive than in Unawatuna. I hope the views of the ocean and the sky are worth it.

Today we arrived from Unawatuna. The first impression is that it is poorer and more expensive than in Aralia! But the ocean is amazing! The waves are so strong that it's scary to watch. People swim in the lagoon. So far everything is great, except for the prices. Everything is much more expensive than in Unawatuna. I hope the views of the ocean and the sky are worth it.

Today we arrived from Unawatuna. The first impression is that it is poorer and more expensive than in Aralia! But the ocean is amazing! The waves are so strong that it's scary to watch. People swim in the lagoon. So far everything is great, except for the prices. Everything is much more expensive than in Unawatuna. I hope the views of the ocean and the sky are worth it.

Today we arrived from Unawatuna. The first impression is that it is poorer and more expensive than in Aralia! But the ocean is amazing! The waves are so strong that it's scary to watch. People swim in the lagoon. So far everything is great, except for the prices. Everything is much more expensive than in Unawatuna. I hope the views of the ocean and the sky are worth it.

We didn't notice a lot of people on the beach except for locals; there's nobody else around, only our group is enjoying the pool 🥵, and Chinese tourists come out at sunset 🇨🇳... It seemed like there were quite a few of them. Today, we could even swim in the ocean 🌊. The weather is nice, no rain.... but that doesn't stop us from enjoying our vacation 🏝️. This is our first time in Sri Lanka, didn't see any jellyfish in the ocean 😆, visited the island off-season, it's a bit stormy, the water is not that gentle turquoise color.... but if it's not raining, you can still swim, as there's a little cove (go left). There's a lighthouse nearby, a very beautiful spot. We met a local guide; they work as a pair with Chanaka, our guy is named Sunny, a very pleasant young man, speaks Russian well, he advised us not to visit the lighthouse off-season. 👌. Overall, there's quite a few people at the hotel today, hardly seen during the day, everyone comes out in the evening as the sun sets 🌞. We don't bother each other... The staff doesn't speak Russian, they communicate in English. Everyone is very friendly. To be honest, the hotel positions itself as a 5-star, but I would lower the rating. As for food, we have Breakfast + Dinner. You can find something to eat that's not spicy 🌶️. We swim every day. We have breakfast and dinner. Lunch is more like snacks, saw a working cafe not far away. If you walk towards the ocean, go left until the end of the beach, there's a cafe there. Honestly, in this heat, you don't feel like eating much, so we bought fruits in the city. There are also pastries. Trust me, you won't go hungry.

We didn't notice a lot of people on the beach except for locals; there's nobody else around, only our group is enjoying the pool 🥵, and Chinese tourists come out at sunset 🇨🇳... It seemed like there were quite a few of them. Today, we could even swim in the ocean 🌊. The weather is nice, no rain.... but that doesn't stop us from enjoying our vacation 🏝️. This is our first time in Sri Lanka, didn't see any jellyfish in the ocean 😆, visited the island off-season, it's a bit stormy, the water is not that gentle turquoise color.... but if it's not raining, you can still swim, as there's a little cove (go left). There's a lighthouse nearby, a very beautiful spot. We met a local guide; they work as a pair with Chanaka, our guy is named Sunny, a very pleasant young man, speaks Russian well, he advised us not to visit the lighthouse off-season. 👌. Overall, there's quite a few people at the hotel today, hardly seen during the day, everyone comes out in the evening as the sun sets 🌞. We don't bother each other... The staff doesn't speak Russian, they communicate in English. Everyone is very friendly. To be honest, the hotel positions itself as a 5-star, but I would lower the rating. As for food, we have Breakfast + Dinner. You can find something to eat that's not spicy 🌶️. We swim every day. We have breakfast and dinner. Lunch is more like snacks, saw a working cafe not far away. If you walk towards the ocean, go left until the end of the beach, there's a cafe there. Honestly, in this heat, you don't feel like eating much, so we bought fruits in the city. There are also pastries. Trust me, you won't go hungry.

We're staying at the hotel from 17.04, there were a couple of rainstorms at night, a beautiful sight. We opted for the all-inclusive meal plan and it was a winning choice. It includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, all alcohol is free from 11 a.m. until midnight; after that, it's paid. You can have ice cream for free on the premises, for other dining options it costs 800 rupees. You can also visit the à la carte seafood restaurant for free. Several times our compatriots were treated to alcohol by those who didn't have the all-inclusive meal plan. When you order something, they bring you a check, the payment is added to your room, and upon checkout, you settle the bill. They bring me a check at the end of the order indicating 0.00, I sign and that's it 😂. Very convenient. Friends who didn't opt for the all-inclusive concept regretted it multiple times, there are cafes on the beach, but you have to constantly search for something to eat and drink. Here there are 2 bars, both complimentary, at the main one, you can also order snacks, salads, and french fries for free during the day. We went on a 2-day excursion with the local guide Chanaka. He takes only 4 people, no more. It could be a challenge to find another couple if there are only two of you. The price is $185, from the tour operator it's $165, but Chanaka will accommodate you in a chalet with a direct view of the waterfall on the first evening, and for this price, he will take incredible photos. 😉 In the video - in the morning, from 6:00, there is a strong low tide, the ocean in the bay is calm, swimming is a delight!)

We're staying at the hotel from 17.04, there were a couple of rainstorms at night, a beautiful sight. We opted for the all-inclusive meal plan and it was a winning choice. It includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, all alcohol is free from 11 a.m. until midnight; after that, it's paid. You can have ice cream for free on the premises, for other dining options it costs 800 rupees. You can also visit the à la carte seafood restaurant for free. Several times our compatriots were treated to alcohol by those who didn't have the all-inclusive meal plan. When you order something, they bring you a check, the payment is added to your room, and upon checkout, you settle the bill. They bring me a check at the end of the order indicating 0.00, I sign and that's it 😂. Very convenient. Friends who didn't opt for the all-inclusive concept regretted it multiple times, there are cafes on the beach, but you have to constantly search for something to eat and drink. Here there are 2 bars, both complimentary, at the main one, you can also order snacks, salads, and french fries for free during the day. We went on a 2-day excursion with the local guide Chanaka. He takes only 4 people, no more. It could be a challenge to find another couple if there are only two of you. The price is $185, from the tour operator it's $165, but Chanaka will accommodate you in a chalet with a direct view of the waterfall on the first evening, and for this price, he will take incredible photos. 😉 In the video - in the morning, from 6:00, there is a strong low tide, the ocean in the bay is calm, swimming is a delight!)

We're staying at the hotel from 17.04, there were a couple of rainstorms at night, a beautiful sight. We opted for the all-inclusive meal plan and it was a winning choice. It includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, all alcohol is free from 11 a.m. until midnight; after that, it's paid. You can have ice cream for free on the premises, for other dining options it costs 800 rupees. You can also visit the à la carte seafood restaurant for free. Several times our compatriots were treated to alcohol by those who didn't have the all-inclusive meal plan. When you order something, they bring you a check, the payment is added to your room, and upon checkout, you settle the bill. They bring me a check at the end of the order indicating 0.00, I sign and that's it 😂. Very convenient. Friends who didn't opt for the all-inclusive concept regretted it multiple times, there are cafes on the beach, but you have to constantly search for something to eat and drink. Here there are 2 bars, both complimentary, at the main one, you can also order snacks, salads, and french fries for free during the day. We went on a 2-day excursion with the local guide Chanaka. He takes only 4 people, no more. It could be a challenge to find another couple if there are only two of you. The price is $185, from the tour operator it's $165, but Chanaka will accommodate you in a chalet with a direct view of the waterfall on the first evening, and for this price, he will take incredible photos. 😉 In the video - in the morning, from 6:00, there is a strong low tide, the ocean in the bay is calm, swimming is a delight!)

We're staying at the hotel from 17.04, there were a couple of rainstorms at night, a beautiful sight. We opted for the all-inclusive meal plan and it was a winning choice. It includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, all alcohol is free from 11 a.m. until midnight; after that, it's paid. You can have ice cream for free on the premises, for other dining options it costs 800 rupees. You can also visit the à la carte seafood restaurant for free. Several times our compatriots were treated to alcohol by those who didn't have the all-inclusive meal plan. When you order something, they bring you a check, the payment is added to your room, and upon checkout, you settle the bill. They bring me a check at the end of the order indicating 0.00, I sign and that's it 😂. Very convenient. Friends who didn't opt for the all-inclusive concept regretted it multiple times, there are cafes on the beach, but you have to constantly search for something to eat and drink. Here there are 2 bars, both complimentary, at the main one, you can also order snacks, salads, and french fries for free during the day. We went on a 2-day excursion with the local guide Chanaka. He takes only 4 people, no more. It could be a challenge to find another couple if there are only two of you. The price is $185, from the tour operator it's $165, but Chanaka will accommodate you in a chalet with a direct view of the waterfall on the first evening, and for this price, he will take incredible photos. 😉 In the video - in the morning, from 6:00, there is a strong low tide, the ocean in the bay is calm, swimming is a delight!)

We're staying at the hotel from 17.04, there were a couple of rainstorms at night, a beautiful sight. We opted for the all-inclusive meal plan and it was a winning choice. It includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, all alcohol is free from 11 a.m. until midnight; after that, it's paid. You can have ice cream for free on the premises, for other dining options it costs 800 rupees. You can also visit the à la carte seafood restaurant for free. Several times our compatriots were treated to alcohol by those who didn't have the all-inclusive meal plan. When you order something, they bring you a check, the payment is added to your room, and upon checkout, you settle the bill. They bring me a check at the end of the order indicating 0.00, I sign and that's it 😂. Very convenient. Friends who didn't opt for the all-inclusive concept regretted it multiple times, there are cafes on the beach, but you have to constantly search for something to eat and drink. Here there are 2 bars, both complimentary, at the main one, you can also order snacks, salads, and french fries for free during the day. We went on a 2-day excursion with the local guide Chanaka. He takes only 4 people, no more. It could be a challenge to find another couple if there are only two of you. The price is $185, from the tour operator it's $165, but Chanaka will accommodate you in a chalet with a direct view of the waterfall on the first evening, and for this price, he will take incredible photos. 😉 In the video - in the morning, from 6:00, there is a strong low tide, the ocean in the bay is calm, swimming is a delight!)

We're staying at the hotel from 17.04, there were a couple of rainstorms at night, a beautiful sight. We opted for the all-inclusive meal plan and it was a winning choice. It includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, all alcohol is free from 11 a.m. until midnight; after that, it's paid. You can have ice cream for free on the premises, for other dining options it costs 800 rupees. You can also visit the à la carte seafood restaurant for free. Several times our compatriots were treated to alcohol by those who didn't have the all-inclusive meal plan. When you order something, they bring you a check, the payment is added to your room, and upon checkout, you settle the bill. They bring me a check at the end of the order indicating 0.00, I sign and that's it 😂. Very convenient. Friends who didn't opt for the all-inclusive concept regretted it multiple times, there are cafes on the beach, but you have to constantly search for something to eat and drink. Here there are 2 bars, both complimentary, at the main one, you can also order snacks, salads, and french fries for free during the day. We went on a 2-day excursion with the local guide Chanaka. He takes only 4 people, no more. It could be a challenge to find another couple if there are only two of you. The price is $185, from the tour operator it's $165, but Chanaka will accommodate you in a chalet with a direct view of the waterfall on the first evening, and for this price, he will take incredible photos. 😉 In the video - in the morning, from 6:00, there is a strong low tide, the ocean in the bay is calm, swimming is a delight!)

We're staying at the hotel from 17.04, there were a couple of rainstorms at night, a beautiful sight. We opted for the all-inclusive meal plan and it was a winning choice. It includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, all alcohol is free from 11 a.m. until midnight; after that, it's paid. You can have ice cream for free on the premises, for other dining options it costs 800 rupees. You can also visit the à la carte seafood restaurant for free. Several times our compatriots were treated to alcohol by those who didn't have the all-inclusive meal plan. When you order something, they bring you a check, the payment is added to your room, and upon checkout, you settle the bill. They bring me a check at the end of the order indicating 0.00, I sign and that's it 😂. Very convenient. Friends who didn't opt for the all-inclusive concept regretted it multiple times, there are cafes on the beach, but you have to constantly search for something to eat and drink. Here there are 2 bars, both complimentary, at the main one, you can also order snacks, salads, and french fries for free during the day. We went on a 2-day excursion with the local guide Chanaka. He takes only 4 people, no more. It could be a challenge to find another couple if there are only two of you. The price is $185, from the tour operator it's $165, but Chanaka will accommodate you in a chalet with a direct view of the waterfall on the first evening, and for this price, he will take incredible photos. 😉 In the video - in the morning, from 6:00, there is a strong low tide, the ocean in the bay is calm, swimming is a delight!)

We arrived yesterday. We got breakfast + dinner, alcohol for dinner is an extra charge, draft beer 0.5l - around 900 (divide by 3 in rubles), mojito 1500, cappuccino for breakfast is 750. For fishing enthusiasts - there is no fish - it has never been like this anywhere - there was always something to catch.

We arrived yesterday. We got breakfast + dinner, alcohol for dinner is an extra charge, draft beer 0.5l - around 900 (divide by 3 in rubles), mojito 1500, cappuccino for breakfast is 750. For fishing enthusiasts - there is no fish - it has never been like this anywhere - there was always something to catch.

We arrived yesterday. We got breakfast + dinner, alcohol for dinner is an extra charge, draft beer 0.5l - around 900 (divide by 3 in rubles), mojito 1500, cappuccino for breakfast is 750. For fishing enthusiasts - there is no fish - it has never been like this anywhere - there was always something to catch.

We arrived yesterday. We got breakfast + dinner, alcohol for dinner is an extra charge, draft beer 0.5l - around 900 (divide by 3 in rubles), mojito 1500, cappuccino for breakfast is 750. For fishing enthusiasts - there is no fish - it has never been like this anywhere - there was always something to catch.

We arrived yesterday. We got breakfast + dinner, alcohol for dinner is an extra charge, draft beer 0.5l - around 900 (divide by 3 in rubles), mojito 1500, cappuccino for breakfast is 750. For fishing enthusiasts - there is no fish - it has never been like this anywhere - there was always something to catch.

We arrived yesterday. We got breakfast + dinner, alcohol for dinner is an extra charge, draft beer 0.5l - around 900 (divide by 3 in rubles), mojito 1500, cappuccino for breakfast is 750. For fishing enthusiasts - there is no fish - it has never been like this anywhere - there was always something to catch.

We arrived yesterday. We got breakfast + dinner, alcohol for dinner is an extra charge, draft beer 0.5l - around 900 (divide by 3 in rubles), mojito 1500, cappuccino for breakfast is 750. For fishing enthusiasts - there is no fish - it has never been like this anywhere - there was always something to catch.

We stayed at this hotel at the end of February, and here is what we caught 😊

We chose all-inclusive. Not once regretted it. Breakfast, lunch, dinner - magnificent. You can also order for free at the pool bar during the day until midnight. A small selection of food is also complimentary. We met a couple, they had breakfasts and dinners. They said the alcohol was very expensive. They regretted not choosing all-inclusive. Payment on-site is much more expensive than through the tour operator. The hotel is luxurious!!! There is something to compare it with. In reviews it may seem small, but in reality, it's huge. Warm ocean, warm pool. We are with kids: 13 years old and 1 year old. Very cool!!!

We chose all-inclusive. Not once regretted it. Breakfast, lunch, dinner - magnificent. You can also order for free at the pool bar during the day until midnight. A small selection of food is also complimentary. We met a couple, they had breakfasts and dinners. They said the alcohol was very expensive. They regretted not choosing all-inclusive. Payment on-site is much more expensive than through the tour operator. The hotel is luxurious!!! There is something to compare it with. In reviews it may seem small, but in reality, it's huge. Warm ocean, warm pool. We are with kids: 13 years old and 1 year old. Very cool!!!

We chose all-inclusive. Not once regretted it. Breakfast, lunch, dinner - magnificent. You can also order for free at the pool bar during the day until midnight. A small selection of food is also complimentary. We met a couple, they had breakfasts and dinners. They said the alcohol was very expensive. They regretted not choosing all-inclusive. Payment on-site is much more expensive than through the tour operator. The hotel is luxurious!!! There is something to compare it with. In reviews it may seem small, but in reality, it's huge. Warm ocean, warm pool. We are with kids: 13 years old and 1 year old. Very cool!!!

We chose all-inclusive. Not once regretted it. Breakfast, lunch, dinner - magnificent. You can also order for free at the pool bar during the day until midnight. A small selection of food is also complimentary. We met a couple, they had breakfasts and dinners. They said the alcohol was very expensive. They regretted not choosing all-inclusive. Payment on-site is much more expensive than through the tour operator. The hotel is luxurious!!! There is something to compare it with. In reviews it may seem small, but in reality, it's huge. Warm ocean, warm pool. We are with kids: 13 years old and 1 year old. Very cool!!!

We chose all-inclusive. Not once regretted it. Breakfast, lunch, dinner - magnificent. You can also order for free at the pool bar during the day until midnight. A small selection of food is also complimentary. We met a couple, they had breakfasts and dinners. They said the alcohol was very expensive. They regretted not choosing all-inclusive. Payment on-site is much more expensive than through the tour operator. The hotel is luxurious!!! There is something to compare it with. In reviews it may seem small, but in reality, it's huge. Warm ocean, warm pool. We are with kids: 13 years old and 1 year old. Very cool!!!

The hotel is protected by a reef. If you leave the hotel grounds, there are no waves at all, if you go to the right, there will be small waves, if you go to the left (about 7 minutes), there are strong waves there. Attached is a video review of room 117 Superior (the simplest one). Before taking this room, we looked at a sea view room on the third floor (with an extra charge of $100 for the entire stay). It is exactly the same, but the ocean is right next to the window, we chose not to take it, it will be very humid. We looked at a room on the second floor (208), during the rain (on the day of our arrival) the corridor was flooded with rain, we just walked into the room through a large puddle, also this room, although it has windows overlooking the garden, the door leads to the restaurant, and there are such smells 😬 In the end, we took a room on the first floor with a terrace and a garden exit. Immediately ask for 2 keys on a keychain, you can quickly go out from the balcony and close the door to the terrace, very convenient. In the room: ironing board, iron, hairdryer (asked for, given without any problems), shower gel, shampoo + conditioner (washed hair a couple of times, did not fall out), body lotion, shaving kit, loofah, soap, shower caps, toothbrushes (poor quality) and toothpaste. All towels were large, only a small one for the feet. Air conditioner, ceiling fan. There are geckos, small ones. They crawl, dig in the roots, and look for food. Correction. This is a Sri Lankan iguana.

The hotel is protected by a reef. If you leave the hotel grounds, there are no waves at all, if you go to the right, there will be small waves, if you go to the left (about 7 minutes), there are strong waves there. Attached is a video review of room 117 Superior (the simplest one). Before taking this room, we looked at a sea view room on the third floor (with an extra charge of $100 for the entire stay). It is exactly the same, but the ocean is right next to the window, we chose not to take it, it will be very humid. We looked at a room on the second floor (208), during the rain (on the day of our arrival) the corridor was flooded with rain, we just walked into the room through a large puddle, also this room, although it has windows overlooking the garden, the door leads to the restaurant, and there are such smells 😬 In the end, we took a room on the first floor with a terrace and a garden exit. Immediately ask for 2 keys on a keychain, you can quickly go out from the balcony and close the door to the terrace, very convenient. In the room: ironing board, iron, hairdryer (asked for, given without any problems), shower gel, shampoo + conditioner (washed hair a couple of times, did not fall out), body lotion, shaving kit, loofah, soap, shower caps, toothbrushes (poor quality) and toothpaste. All towels were large, only a small one for the feet. Air conditioner, ceiling fan. There are geckos, small ones. They crawl, dig in the roots, and look for food. Correction. This is a Sri Lankan iguana.

The hotel is protected by a reef. If you leave the hotel grounds, there are no waves at all, if you go to the right, there will be small waves, if you go to the left (about 7 minutes), there are strong waves there. Attached is a video review of room 117 Superior (the simplest one). Before taking this room, we looked at a sea view room on the third floor (with an extra charge of $100 for the entire stay). It is exactly the same, but the ocean is right next to the window, we chose not to take it, it will be very humid. We looked at a room on the second floor (208), during the rain (on the day of our arrival) the corridor was flooded with rain, we just walked into the room through a large puddle, also this room, although it has windows overlooking the garden, the door leads to the restaurant, and there are such smells 😬 In the end, we took a room on the first floor with a terrace and a garden exit. Immediately ask for 2 keys on a keychain, you can quickly go out from the balcony and close the door to the terrace, very convenient. In the room: ironing board, iron, hairdryer (asked for, given without any problems), shower gel, shampoo + conditioner (washed hair a couple of times, did not fall out), body lotion, shaving kit, loofah, soap, shower caps, toothbrushes (poor quality) and toothpaste. All towels were large, only a small one for the feet. Air conditioner, ceiling fan. There are geckos, small ones. They crawl, dig in the roots, and look for food. Correction. This is a Sri Lankan iguana.

The hotel is protected by a reef. If you leave the hotel grounds, there are no waves at all, if you go to the right, there will be small waves, if you go to the left (about 7 minutes), there are strong waves there. Attached is a video review of room 117 Superior (the simplest one). Before taking this room, we looked at a sea view room on the third floor (with an extra charge of $100 for the entire stay). It is exactly the same, but the ocean is right next to the window, we chose not to take it, it will be very humid. We looked at a room on the second floor (208), during the rain (on the day of our arrival) the corridor was flooded with rain, we just walked into the room through a large puddle, also this room, although it has windows overlooking the garden, the door leads to the restaurant, and there are such smells 😬 In the end, we took a room on the first floor with a terrace and a garden exit. Immediately ask for 2 keys on a keychain, you can quickly go out from the balcony and close the door to the terrace, very convenient. In the room: ironing board, iron, hairdryer (asked for, given without any problems), shower gel, shampoo + conditioner (washed hair a couple of times, did not fall out), body lotion, shaving kit, loofah, soap, shower caps, toothbrushes (poor quality) and toothpaste. All towels were large, only a small one for the feet. Air conditioner, ceiling fan. There are geckos, small ones. They crawl, dig in the roots, and look for food. Correction. This is a Sri Lankan iguana.

The hotel is protected by a reef. If you leave the hotel grounds, there are no waves at all, if you go to the right, there will be small waves, if you go to the left (about 7 minutes), there are strong waves there. Attached is a video review of room 117 Superior (the simplest one). Before taking this room, we looked at a sea view room on the third floor (with an extra charge of $100 for the entire stay). It is exactly the same, but the ocean is right next to the window, we chose not to take it, it will be very humid. We looked at a room on the second floor (208), during the rain (on the day of our arrival) the corridor was flooded with rain, we just walked into the room through a large puddle, also this room, although it has windows overlooking the garden, the door leads to the restaurant, and there are such smells 😬 In the end, we took a room on the first floor with a terrace and a garden exit. Immediately ask for 2 keys on a keychain, you can quickly go out from the balcony and close the door to the terrace, very convenient. In the room: ironing board, iron, hairdryer (asked for, given without any problems), shower gel, shampoo + conditioner (washed hair a couple of times, did not fall out), body lotion, shaving kit, loofah, soap, shower caps, toothbrushes (poor quality) and toothpaste. All towels were large, only a small one for the feet. Air conditioner, ceiling fan. There are geckos, small ones. They crawl, dig in the roots, and look for food. Correction. This is a Sri Lankan iguana.

The hotel is protected by a reef. If you leave the hotel grounds, there are no waves at all, if you go to the right, there will be small waves, if you go to the left (about 7 minutes), there are strong waves there. Attached is a video review of room 117 Superior (the simplest one). Before taking this room, we looked at a sea view room on the third floor (with an extra charge of $100 for the entire stay). It is exactly the same, but the ocean is right next to the window, we chose not to take it, it will be very humid. We looked at a room on the second floor (208), during the rain (on the day of our arrival) the corridor was flooded with rain, we just walked into the room through a large puddle, also this room, although it has windows overlooking the garden, the door leads to the restaurant, and there are such smells 😬 In the end, we took a room on the first floor with a terrace and a garden exit. Immediately ask for 2 keys on a keychain, you can quickly go out from the balcony and close the door to the terrace, very convenient. In the room: ironing board, iron, hairdryer (asked for, given without any problems), shower gel, shampoo + conditioner (washed hair a couple of times, did not fall out), body lotion, shaving kit, loofah, soap, shower caps, toothbrushes (poor quality) and toothpaste. All towels were large, only a small one for the feet. Air conditioner, ceiling fan. There are geckos, small ones. They crawl, dig in the roots, and look for food. Correction. This is a Sri Lankan iguana.

The hotel rooms are definitely tired, and the tiles in some places are cracked and worn. The rooms only differ in view. At first, they settled us so far away, overlooking a burnt structure, it was 5 in the morning, so we didn't have the strength to argue, they said to come back during the day for a move. And during the day, they immediately offered to move to a room with a beautiful view for $200, these are Rooms 301-320. We did not regret it, the sunsets here are stunning!

The hotel rooms are definitely tired, and the tiles in some places are cracked and worn. The rooms only differ in view. At first, they settled us so far away, overlooking a burnt structure, it was 5 in the morning, so we didn't have the strength to argue, they said to come back during the day for a move. And during the day, they immediately offered to move to a room with a beautiful view for $200, these are Rooms 301-320. We did not regret it, the sunsets here are stunning!

We chose this hotel because of the reef, stayed at the end of February with a five-year-old child. Yes, we liked it. It was impossible to get the child out of the ocean😊. Thank God everything turned out well for us. We were checked in right away, on the first floor.

Hello everyone, we arrived with a long delay (transit), in the UAE there was a downpour, the flight was delayed (air arabia unfortunately did not wait), had to stay in Sharjah. In the end, we arrived only by dinner. Nevertheless, here. The hotel is excellent, we checked in on March 11, tired of choosing rooms. A beautiful place, everyone is friendly, dinner is wonderful, "they say mango is not in season", so we didn't try the local papaya 😋 Plenty of vitamins, the lobsters were excellent. The humidity is like in a steam room, be prepared to sweat 😄 In the photos and videos, sketches from the hotel 😄 And now there are places both on the beach and in the restaurant, no problems. The beach is great, just need to consider the tides. Moreover, there is a place to go, catering to every taste. Here everyone is so attentive, they will bring ear sticks in 5 seconds. Hairdryer, adapter, just call.

Hello everyone, we arrived with a long delay (transit), in the UAE there was a downpour, the flight was delayed (air arabia unfortunately did not wait), had to stay in Sharjah. In the end, we arrived only by dinner. Nevertheless, here. The hotel is excellent, we checked in on March 11, tired of choosing rooms. A beautiful place, everyone is friendly, dinner is wonderful, "they say mango is not in season", so we didn't try the local papaya 😋 Plenty of vitamins, the lobsters were excellent. The humidity is like in a steam room, be prepared to sweat 😄 In the photos and videos, sketches from the hotel 😄 And now there are places both on the beach and in the restaurant, no problems. The beach is great, just need to consider the tides. Moreover, there is a place to go, catering to every taste. Here everyone is so attentive, they will bring ear sticks in 5 seconds. Hairdryer, adapter, just call.

Hello everyone, we arrived with a long delay (transit), in the UAE there was a downpour, the flight was delayed (air arabia unfortunately did not wait), had to stay in Sharjah. In the end, we arrived only by dinner. Nevertheless, here. The hotel is excellent, we checked in on March 11, tired of choosing rooms. A beautiful place, everyone is friendly, dinner is wonderful, "they say mango is not in season", so we didn't try the local papaya 😋 Plenty of vitamins, the lobsters were excellent. The humidity is like in a steam room, be prepared to sweat 😄 In the photos and videos, sketches from the hotel 😄 And now there are places both on the beach and in the restaurant, no problems. The beach is great, just need to consider the tides. Moreover, there is a place to go, catering to every taste. Here everyone is so attentive, they will bring ear sticks in 5 seconds. Hairdryer, adapter, just call.

Hello everyone, we arrived with a long delay (transit), in the UAE there was a downpour, the flight was delayed (air arabia unfortunately did not wait), had to stay in Sharjah. In the end, we arrived only by dinner. Nevertheless, here. The hotel is excellent, we checked in on March 11, tired of choosing rooms. A beautiful place, everyone is friendly, dinner is wonderful, "they say mango is not in season", so we didn't try the local papaya 😋 Plenty of vitamins, the lobsters were excellent. The humidity is like in a steam room, be prepared to sweat 😄 In the photos and videos, sketches from the hotel 😄 And now there are places both on the beach and in the restaurant, no problems. The beach is great, just need to consider the tides. Moreover, there is a place to go, catering to every taste. Here everyone is so attentive, they will bring ear sticks in 5 seconds. Hairdryer, adapter, just call.

Watch the movie The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel before your trip. To know what to expect from Asia)) It's nice here, you just need to know how to overlook the shortcomings. Take a bag of raw peanuts with you. You won't find them here, and squirrels demand tribute)) Bring wet and paper napkins, there are none in the hotel restaurant. Relaxing with a child, I always carry them in my bag, constantly wiping ice cream. Bring toothpicks or floss, they are not available here. The sun is very active even through the clouds, pantenol and SPF50 are a must, no less. The room has a kettle, cups, glasses, a hairdryer, and an ironing board, which is surprising. You don't need to bring them. There are laundry services. They bring us a two-liter bottle of water every day. Don't drink anything from the minibar, everything is chargeable. Ask the roomboy to empty the minibar and that's it.

Regarding chipmunks, I will disappoint you a little) They are actually palm squirrels and they are not fans of peanuts) They asked to make sure they are only fed fresh cedar nuts from Russia)) they would indeed sell their soul for those and will faithfully guard your sunbed))))

Regarding chipmunks, I will disappoint you a little) They are actually palm squirrels and they are not fans of peanuts) They asked to make sure they are only fed fresh cedar nuts from Russia)) they would indeed sell their soul for those and will faithfully guard your sunbed))))

Regarding chipmunks, I will disappoint you a little) They are actually palm squirrels and they are not fans of peanuts) They asked to make sure they are only fed fresh cedar nuts from Russia)) they would indeed sell their soul for those and will faithfully guard your sunbed))))

The first impressions are good! There are a lot of tourists, we were given a quiet room on the first floor with a view of the ocean. I want to share my impressions of the hotel - overall, it met all my expectations, I was aware of the nuances and there were no disappointments. We checked in yesterday after a sightseeing program, we were checked in quite quickly, our room was on the first floor in the right wing of the main building, facing the ocean, it is very quiet and peaceful here. As we know, the hotel and rooms are not new, but accordingly to the Sri Lankan network, they are done in a local style, everything is clean and quite comfortable. The grounds are large and green, with plenty of sun loungers, mattresses, and towels. There is security, no one else besides tourists on the premises. In the main building, there is a bar, restaurant, and a pool nearby. The beach is also very close, and like everywhere else, it is a public beach. The beach exceeded my expectations, it is protected by a natural coral reef, making it very comfortable to swim without strong waves, the water is clean and clear. There are two bays, to the right there is a rocky shore, to the left you can walk along the ocean to the river. The beach here has large yellow coral sand, to the left there is finer light sand, a wide strip, a gentle entrance, but stronger waves. The neighboring hotels, The Palm and Occidental, did not impress me as much, their beach is wider, there is litter, more beach vendors and dogs, closer to the river, the water is murkier. The service at the hotel is good, in an unhurried Asian manner, but they respond promptly to all requests. When checking in, we asked for an iron and ironing board, they brought it right away, in the restaurant they clean up promptly and offer drinks, the interesting thing is that even with all-inclusive, they give you a bill to sign for drinks with a zero cost. In terms of food, it is good - without frills, but with sufficient variety, there is European, spicy local, Indian cuisine, seafood, fish, vegetables, and a small amount of fruit. There are many tourists in the hotel, from different countries, but it is noticeable only in the restaurant and by the pool. In the evening, there is pleasant live music in the lobby mainly in English. I cannot say that the internet in the hotel is good. I also want to share my impressions of the trip to the neighboring island with a lighthouse. Near the hotel, there are local guys with boats, we went with Chili - very caring, treated us with coconuts, suggested locations for photos, and took pictures of us 👍 I recommend going, it's close, there is a working lighthouse, just as good as in Galle, and the nature is like in the Seychelles, you can even snorkel if desired). On weekends, there were a lot of locals on the beach, on those days you can go on excursions...Regarding the beaches, there is a choice - there are several bays near the hotel, the reef certainly protects, you can say there are no waves...And to the right, to the left, everyone will find their own spot. And today I swam with a mask near the hotel - there are small and big, colorful fish, and I saw a large turtle, right near the shore. In the photo is the menu in the bar for all-inclusive. We had an early check-out, ordered lunch boxes, at 5 in the morning they were handed out - everything was packed in branded boxes, fresh delicious tuna sandwiches, pastries, fruits, juice, water 👍.

The first impressions are good! There are a lot of tourists, we were given a quiet room on the first floor with a view of the ocean. I want to share my impressions of the hotel - overall, it met all my expectations, I was aware of the nuances and there were no disappointments. We checked in yesterday after a sightseeing program, we were checked in quite quickly, our room was on the first floor in the right wing of the main building, facing the ocean, it is very quiet and peaceful here. As we know, the hotel and rooms are not new, but accordingly to the Sri Lankan network, they are done in a local style, everything is clean and quite comfortable. The grounds are large and green, with plenty of sun loungers, mattresses, and towels. There is security, no one else besides tourists on the premises. In the main building, there is a bar, restaurant, and a pool nearby. The beach is also very close, and like everywhere else, it is a public beach. The beach exceeded my expectations, it is protected by a natural coral reef, making it very comfortable to swim without strong waves, the water is clean and clear. There are two bays, to the right there is a rocky shore, to the left you can walk along the ocean to the river. The beach here has large yellow coral sand, to the left there is finer light sand, a wide strip, a gentle entrance, but stronger waves. The neighboring hotels, The Palm and Occidental, did not impress me as much, their beach is wider, there is litter, more beach vendors and dogs, closer to the river, the water is murkier. The service at the hotel is good, in an unhurried Asian manner, but they respond promptly to all requests. When checking in, we asked for an iron and ironing board, they brought it right away, in the restaurant they clean up promptly and offer drinks, the interesting thing is that even with all-inclusive, they give you a bill to sign for drinks with a zero cost. In terms of food, it is good - without frills, but with sufficient variety, there is European, spicy local, Indian cuisine, seafood, fish, vegetables, and a small amount of fruit. There are many tourists in the hotel, from different countries, but it is noticeable only in the restaurant and by the pool. In the evening, there is pleasant live music in the lobby mainly in English. I cannot say that the internet in the hotel is good. I also want to share my impressions of the trip to the neighboring island with a lighthouse. Near the hotel, there are local guys with boats, we went with Chili - very caring, treated us with coconuts, suggested locations for photos, and took pictures of us 👍 I recommend going, it's close, there is a working lighthouse, just as good as in Galle, and the nature is like in the Seychelles, you can even snorkel if desired). On weekends, there were a lot of locals on the beach, on those days you can go on excursions...Regarding the beaches, there is a choice - there are several bays near the hotel, the reef certainly protects, you can say there are no waves...And to the right, to the left, everyone will find their own spot. And today I swam with a mask near the hotel - there are small and big, colorful fish, and I saw a large turtle, right near the shore. In the photo is the menu in the bar for all-inclusive. We had an early check-out, ordered lunch boxes, at 5 in the morning they were handed out - everything was packed in branded boxes, fresh delicious tuna sandwiches, pastries, fruits, juice, water 👍.

The first impressions are good! There are a lot of tourists, we were given a quiet room on the first floor with a view of the ocean. I want to share my impressions of the hotel - overall, it met all my expectations, I was aware of the nuances and there were no disappointments. We checked in yesterday after a sightseeing program, we were checked in quite quickly, our room was on the first floor in the right wing of the main building, facing the ocean, it is very quiet and peaceful here. As we know, the hotel and rooms are not new, but accordingly to the Sri Lankan network, they are done in a local style, everything is clean and quite comfortable. The grounds are large and green, with plenty of sun loungers, mattresses, and towels. There is security, no one else besides tourists on the premises. In the main building, there is a bar, restaurant, and a pool nearby. The beach is also very close, and like everywhere else, it is a public beach. The beach exceeded my expectations, it is protected by a natural coral reef, making it very comfortable to swim without strong waves, the water is clean and clear. There are two bays, to the right there is a rocky shore, to the left you can walk along the ocean to the river. The beach here has large yellow coral sand, to the left there is finer light sand, a wide strip, a gentle entrance, but stronger waves. The neighboring hotels, The Palm and Occidental, did not impress me as much, their beach is wider, there is litter, more beach vendors and dogs, closer to the river, the water is murkier. The service at the hotel is good, in an unhurried Asian manner, but they respond promptly to all requests. When checking in, we asked for an iron and ironing board, they brought it right away, in the restaurant they clean up promptly and offer drinks, the interesting thing is that even with all-inclusive, they give you a bill to sign for drinks with a zero cost. In terms of food, it is good - without frills, but with sufficient variety, there is European, spicy local, Indian cuisine, seafood, fish, vegetables, and a small amount of fruit. There are many tourists in the hotel, from different countries, but it is noticeable only in the restaurant and by the pool. In the evening, there is pleasant live music in the lobby mainly in English. I cannot say that the internet in the hotel is good. I also want to share my impressions of the trip to the neighboring island with a lighthouse. Near the hotel, there are local guys with boats, we went with Chili - very caring, treated us with coconuts, suggested locations for photos, and took pictures of us 👍 I recommend going, it's close, there is a working lighthouse, just as good as in Galle, and the nature is like in the Seychelles, you can even snorkel if desired). On weekends, there were a lot of locals on the beach, on those days you can go on excursions...Regarding the beaches, there is a choice - there are several bays near the hotel, the reef certainly protects, you can say there are no waves...And to the right, to the left, everyone will find their own spot. And today I swam with a mask near the hotel - there are small and big, colorful fish, and I saw a large turtle, right near the shore. In the photo is the menu in the bar for all-inclusive. We had an early check-out, ordered lunch boxes, at 5 in the morning they were handed out - everything was packed in branded boxes, fresh delicious tuna sandwiches, pastries, fruits, juice, water 👍.

The first impressions are good! There are a lot of tourists, we were given a quiet room on the first floor with a view of the ocean. I want to share my impressions of the hotel - overall, it met all my expectations, I was aware of the nuances and there were no disappointments. We checked in yesterday after a sightseeing program, we were checked in quite quickly, our room was on the first floor in the right wing of the main building, facing the ocean, it is very quiet and peaceful here. As we know, the hotel and rooms are not new, but accordingly to the Sri Lankan network, they are done in a local style, everything is clean and quite comfortable. The grounds are large and green, with plenty of sun loungers, mattresses, and towels. There is security, no one else besides tourists on the premises. In the main building, there is a bar, restaurant, and a pool nearby. The beach is also very close, and like everywhere else, it is a public beach. The beach exceeded my expectations, it is protected by a natural coral reef, making it very comfortable to swim without strong waves, the water is clean and clear. There are two bays, to the right there is a rocky shore, to the left you can walk along the ocean to the river. The beach here has large yellow coral sand, to the left there is finer light sand, a wide strip, a gentle entrance, but stronger waves. The neighboring hotels, The Palm and Occidental, did not impress me as much, their beach is wider, there is litter, more beach vendors and dogs, closer to the river, the water is murkier. The service at the hotel is good, in an unhurried Asian manner, but they respond promptly to all requests. When checking in, we asked for an iron and ironing board, they brought it right away, in the restaurant they clean up promptly and offer drinks, the interesting thing is that even with all-inclusive, they give you a bill to sign for drinks with a zero cost. In terms of food, it is good - without frills, but with sufficient variety, there is European, spicy local, Indian cuisine, seafood, fish, vegetables, and a small amount of fruit. There are many tourists in the hotel, from different countries, but it is noticeable only in the restaurant and by the pool. In the evening, there is pleasant live music in the lobby mainly in English. I cannot say that the internet in the hotel is good. I also want to share my impressions of the trip to the neighboring island with a lighthouse. Near the hotel, there are local guys with boats, we went with Chili - very caring, treated us with coconuts, suggested locations for photos, and took pictures of us 👍 I recommend going, it's close, there is a working lighthouse, just as good as in Galle, and the nature is like in the Seychelles, you can even snorkel if desired). On weekends, there were a lot of locals on the beach, on those days you can go on excursions...Regarding the beaches, there is a choice - there are several bays near the hotel, the reef certainly protects, you can say there are no waves...And to the right, to the left, everyone will find their own spot. And today I swam with a mask near the hotel - there are small and big, colorful fish, and I saw a large turtle, right near the shore. In the photo is the menu in the bar for all-inclusive. We had an early check-out, ordered lunch boxes, at 5 in the morning they were handed out - everything was packed in branded boxes, fresh delicious tuna sandwiches, pastries, fruits, juice, water 👍.

The first impressions are good! There are a lot of tourists, we were given a quiet room on the first floor with a view of the ocean. I want to share my impressions of the hotel - overall, it met all my expectations, I was aware of the nuances and there were no disappointments. We checked in yesterday after a sightseeing program, we were checked in quite quickly, our room was on the first floor in the right wing of the main building, facing the ocean, it is very quiet and peaceful here. As we know, the hotel and rooms are not new, but accordingly to the Sri Lankan network, they are done in a local style, everything is clean and quite comfortable. The grounds are large and green, with plenty of sun loungers, mattresses, and towels. There is security, no one else besides tourists on the premises. In the main building, there is a bar, restaurant, and a pool nearby. The beach is also very close, and like everywhere else, it is a public beach. The beach exceeded my expectations, it is protected by a natural coral reef, making it very comfortable to swim without strong waves, the water is clean and clear. There are two bays, to the right there is a rocky shore, to the left you can walk along the ocean to the river. The beach here has large yellow coral sand, to the left there is finer light sand, a wide strip, a gentle entrance, but stronger waves. The neighboring hotels, The Palm and Occidental, did not impress me as much, their beach is wider, there is litter, more beach vendors and dogs, closer to the river, the water is murkier. The service at the hotel is good, in an unhurried Asian manner, but they respond promptly to all requests. When checking in, we asked for an iron and ironing board, they brought it right away, in the restaurant they clean up promptly and offer drinks, the interesting thing is that even with all-inclusive, they give you a bill to sign for drinks with a zero cost. In terms of food, it is good - without frills, but with sufficient variety, there is European, spicy local, Indian cuisine, seafood, fish, vegetables, and a small amount of fruit. There are many tourists in the hotel, from different countries, but it is noticeable only in the restaurant and by the pool. In the evening, there is pleasant live music in the lobby mainly in English. I cannot say that the internet in the hotel is good. I also want to share my impressions of the trip to the neighboring island with a lighthouse. Near the hotel, there are local guys with boats, we went with Chili - very caring, treated us with coconuts, suggested locations for photos, and took pictures of us 👍 I recommend going, it's close, there is a working lighthouse, just as good as in Galle, and the nature is like in the Seychelles, you can even snorkel if desired). On weekends, there were a lot of locals on the beach, on those days you can go on excursions...Regarding the beaches, there is a choice - there are several bays near the hotel, the reef certainly protects, you can say there are no waves...And to the right, to the left, everyone will find their own spot. And today I swam with a mask near the hotel - there are small and big, colorful fish, and I saw a large turtle, right near the shore. In the photo is the menu in the bar for all-inclusive. We had an early check-out, ordered lunch boxes, at 5 in the morning they were handed out - everything was packed in branded boxes, fresh delicious tuna sandwiches, pastries, fruits, juice, water 👍.

The first impressions are good! There are a lot of tourists, we were given a quiet room on the first floor with a view of the ocean. I want to share my impressions of the hotel - overall, it met all my expectations, I was aware of the nuances and there were no disappointments. We checked in yesterday after a sightseeing program, we were checked in quite quickly, our room was on the first floor in the right wing of the main building, facing the ocean, it is very quiet and peaceful here. As we know, the hotel and rooms are not new, but accordingly to the Sri Lankan network, they are done in a local style, everything is clean and quite comfortable. The grounds are large and green, with plenty of sun loungers, mattresses, and towels. There is security, no one else besides tourists on the premises. In the main building, there is a bar, restaurant, and a pool nearby. The beach is also very close, and like everywhere else, it is a public beach. The beach exceeded my expectations, it is protected by a natural coral reef, making it very comfortable to swim without strong waves, the water is clean and clear. There are two bays, to the right there is a rocky shore, to the left you can walk along the ocean to the river. The beach here has large yellow coral sand, to the left there is finer light sand, a wide strip, a gentle entrance, but stronger waves. The neighboring hotels, The Palm and Occidental, did not impress me as much, their beach is wider, there is litter, more beach vendors and dogs, closer to the river, the water is murkier. The service at the hotel is good, in an unhurried Asian manner, but they respond promptly to all requests. When checking in, we asked for an iron and ironing board, they brought it right away, in the restaurant they clean up promptly and offer drinks, the interesting thing is that even with all-inclusive, they give you a bill to sign for drinks with a zero cost. In terms of food, it is good - without frills, but with sufficient variety, there is European, spicy local, Indian cuisine, seafood, fish, vegetables, and a small amount of fruit. There are many tourists in the hotel, from different countries, but it is noticeable only in the restaurant and by the pool. In the evening, there is pleasant live music in the lobby mainly in English. I cannot say that the internet in the hotel is good. I also want to share my impressions of the trip to the neighboring island with a lighthouse. Near the hotel, there are local guys with boats, we went with Chili - very caring, treated us with coconuts, suggested locations for photos, and took pictures of us 👍 I recommend going, it's close, there is a working lighthouse, just as good as in Galle, and the nature is like in the Seychelles, you can even snorkel if desired). On weekends, there were a lot of locals on the beach, on those days you can go on excursions...Regarding the beaches, there is a choice - there are several bays near the hotel, the reef certainly protects, you can say there are no waves...And to the right, to the left, everyone will find their own spot. And today I swam with a mask near the hotel - there are small and big, colorful fish, and I saw a large turtle, right near the shore. In the photo is the menu in the bar for all-inclusive. We had an early check-out, ordered lunch boxes, at 5 in the morning they were handed out - everything was packed in branded boxes, fresh delicious tuna sandwiches, pastries, fruits, juice, water 👍.

The first impressions are good! There are a lot of tourists, we were given a quiet room on the first floor with a view of the ocean. I want to share my impressions of the hotel - overall, it met all my expectations, I was aware of the nuances and there were no disappointments. We checked in yesterday after a sightseeing program, we were checked in quite quickly, our room was on the first floor in the right wing of the main building, facing the ocean, it is very quiet and peaceful here. As we know, the hotel and rooms are not new, but accordingly to the Sri Lankan network, they are done in a local style, everything is clean and quite comfortable. The grounds are large and green, with plenty of sun loungers, mattresses, and towels. There is security, no one else besides tourists on the premises. In the main building, there is a bar, restaurant, and a pool nearby. The beach is also very close, and like everywhere else, it is a public beach. The beach exceeded my expectations, it is protected by a natural coral reef, making it very comfortable to swim without strong waves, the water is clean and clear. There are two bays, to the right there is a rocky shore, to the left you can walk along the ocean to the river. The beach here has large yellow coral sand, to the left there is finer light sand, a wide strip, a gentle entrance, but stronger waves. The neighboring hotels, The Palm and Occidental, did not impress me as much, their beach is wider, there is litter, more beach vendors and dogs, closer to the river, the water is murkier. The service at the hotel is good, in an unhurried Asian manner, but they respond promptly to all requests. When checking in, we asked for an iron and ironing board, they brought it right away, in the restaurant they clean up promptly and offer drinks, the interesting thing is that even with all-inclusive, they give you a bill to sign for drinks with a zero cost. In terms of food, it is good - without frills, but with sufficient variety, there is European, spicy local, Indian cuisine, seafood, fish, vegetables, and a small amount of fruit. There are many tourists in the hotel, from different countries, but it is noticeable only in the restaurant and by the pool. In the evening, there is pleasant live music in the lobby mainly in English. I cannot say that the internet in the hotel is good. I also want to share my impressions of the trip to the neighboring island with a lighthouse. Near the hotel, there are local guys with boats, we went with Chili - very caring, treated us with coconuts, suggested locations for photos, and took pictures of us 👍 I recommend going, it's close, there is a working lighthouse, just as good as in Galle, and the nature is like in the Seychelles, you can even snorkel if desired). On weekends, there were a lot of locals on the beach, on those days you can go on excursions...Regarding the beaches, there is a choice - there are several bays near the hotel, the reef certainly protects, you can say there are no waves...And to the right, to the left, everyone will find their own spot. And today I swam with a mask near the hotel - there are small and big, colorful fish, and I saw a large turtle, right near the shore. In the photo is the menu in the bar for all-inclusive. We had an early check-out, ordered lunch boxes, at 5 in the morning they were handed out - everything was packed in branded boxes, fresh delicious tuna sandwiches, pastries, fruits, juice, water 👍.

The first impressions are good! There are a lot of tourists, we were given a quiet room on the first floor with a view of the ocean. I want to share my impressions of the hotel - overall, it met all my expectations, I was aware of the nuances and there were no disappointments. We checked in yesterday after a sightseeing program, we were checked in quite quickly, our room was on the first floor in the right wing of the main building, facing the ocean, it is very quiet and peaceful here. As we know, the hotel and rooms are not new, but accordingly to the Sri Lankan network, they are done in a local style, everything is clean and quite comfortable. The grounds are large and green, with plenty of sun loungers, mattresses, and towels. There is security, no one else besides tourists on the premises. In the main building, there is a bar, restaurant, and a pool nearby. The beach is also very close, and like everywhere else, it is a public beach. The beach exceeded my expectations, it is protected by a natural coral reef, making it very comfortable to swim without strong waves, the water is clean and clear. There are two bays, to the right there is a rocky shore, to the left you can walk along the ocean to the river. The beach here has large yellow coral sand, to the left there is finer light sand, a wide strip, a gentle entrance, but stronger waves. The neighboring hotels, The Palm and Occidental, did not impress me as much, their beach is wider, there is litter, more beach vendors and dogs, closer to the river, the water is murkier. The service at the hotel is good, in an unhurried Asian manner, but they respond promptly to all requests. When checking in, we asked for an iron and ironing board, they brought it right away, in the restaurant they clean up promptly and offer drinks, the interesting thing is that even with all-inclusive, they give you a bill to sign for drinks with a zero cost. In terms of food, it is good - without frills, but with sufficient variety, there is European, spicy local, Indian cuisine, seafood, fish, vegetables, and a small amount of fruit. There are many tourists in the hotel, from different countries, but it is noticeable only in the restaurant and by the pool. In the evening, there is pleasant live music in the lobby mainly in English. I cannot say that the internet in the hotel is good. I also want to share my impressions of the trip to the neighboring island with a lighthouse. Near the hotel, there are local guys with boats, we went with Chili - very caring, treated us with coconuts, suggested locations for photos, and took pictures of us 👍 I recommend going, it's close, there is a working lighthouse, just as good as in Galle, and the nature is like in the Seychelles, you can even snorkel if desired). On weekends, there were a lot of locals on the beach, on those days you can go on excursions...Regarding the beaches, there is a choice - there are several bays near the hotel, the reef certainly protects, you can say there are no waves...And to the right, to the left, everyone will find their own spot. And today I swam with a mask near the hotel - there are small and big, colorful fish, and I saw a large turtle, right near the shore. In the photo is the menu in the bar for all-inclusive. We had an early check-out, ordered lunch boxes, at 5 in the morning they were handed out - everything was packed in branded boxes, fresh delicious tuna sandwiches, pastries, fruits, juice, water 👍.

The first impressions are good! There are a lot of tourists, we were given a quiet room on the first floor with a view of the ocean. I want to share my impressions of the hotel - overall, it met all my expectations, I was aware of the nuances and there were no disappointments. We checked in yesterday after a sightseeing program, we were checked in quite quickly, our room was on the first floor in the right wing of the main building, facing the ocean, it is very quiet and peaceful here. As we know, the hotel and rooms are not new, but accordingly to the Sri Lankan network, they are done in a local style, everything is clean and quite comfortable. The grounds are large and green, with plenty of sun loungers, mattresses, and towels. There is security, no one else besides tourists on the premises. In the main building, there is a bar, restaurant, and a pool nearby. The beach is also very close, and like everywhere else, it is a public beach. The beach exceeded my expectations, it is protected by a natural coral reef, making it very comfortable to swim without strong waves, the water is clean and clear. There are two bays, to the right there is a rocky shore, to the left you can walk along the ocean to the river. The beach here has large yellow coral sand, to the left there is finer light sand, a wide strip, a gentle entrance, but stronger waves. The neighboring hotels, The Palm and Occidental, did not impress me as much, their beach is wider, there is litter, more beach vendors and dogs, closer to the river, the water is murkier. The service at the hotel is good, in an unhurried Asian manner, but they respond promptly to all requests. When checking in, we asked for an iron and ironing board, they brought it right away, in the restaurant they clean up promptly and offer drinks, the interesting thing is that even with all-inclusive, they give you a bill to sign for drinks with a zero cost. In terms of food, it is good - without frills, but with sufficient variety, there is European, spicy local, Indian cuisine, seafood, fish, vegetables, and a small amount of fruit. There are many tourists in the hotel, from different countries, but it is noticeable only in the restaurant and by the pool. In the evening, there is pleasant live music in the lobby mainly in English. I cannot say that the internet in the hotel is good. I also want to share my impressions of the trip to the neighboring island with a lighthouse. Near the hotel, there are local guys with boats, we went with Chili - very caring, treated us with coconuts, suggested locations for photos, and took pictures of us 👍 I recommend going, it's close, there is a working lighthouse, just as good as in Galle, and the nature is like in the Seychelles, you can even snorkel if desired). On weekends, there were a lot of locals on the beach, on those days you can go on excursions...Regarding the beaches, there is a choice - there are several bays near the hotel, the reef certainly protects, you can say there are no waves...And to the right, to the left, everyone will find their own spot. And today I swam with a mask near the hotel - there are small and big, colorful fish, and I saw a large turtle, right near the shore. In the photo is the menu in the bar for all-inclusive. We had an early check-out, ordered lunch boxes, at 5 in the morning they were handed out - everything was packed in branded boxes, fresh delicious tuna sandwiches, pastries, fruits, juice, water 👍.

The first impressions are good! There are a lot of tourists, we were given a quiet room on the first floor with a view of the ocean. I want to share my impressions of the hotel - overall, it met all my expectations, I was aware of the nuances and there were no disappointments. We checked in yesterday after a sightseeing program, we were checked in quite quickly, our room was on the first floor in the right wing of the main building, facing the ocean, it is very quiet and peaceful here. As we know, the hotel and rooms are not new, but accordingly to the Sri Lankan network, they are done in a local style, everything is clean and quite comfortable. The grounds are large and green, with plenty of sun loungers, mattresses, and towels. There is security, no one else besides tourists on the premises. In the main building, there is a bar, restaurant, and a pool nearby. The beach is also very close, and like everywhere else, it is a public beach. The beach exceeded my expectations, it is protected by a natural coral reef, making it very comfortable to swim without strong waves, the water is clean and clear. There are two bays, to the right there is a rocky shore, to the left you can walk along the ocean to the river. The beach here has large yellow coral sand, to the left there is finer light sand, a wide strip, a gentle entrance, but stronger waves. The neighboring hotels, The Palm and Occidental, did not impress me as much, their beach is wider, there is litter, more beach vendors and dogs, closer to the river, the water is murkier. The service at the hotel is good, in an unhurried Asian manner, but they respond promptly to all requests. When checking in, we asked for an iron and ironing board, they brought it right away, in the restaurant they clean up promptly and offer drinks, the interesting thing is that even with all-inclusive, they give you a bill to sign for drinks with a zero cost. In terms of food, it is good - without frills, but with sufficient variety, there is European, spicy local, Indian cuisine, seafood, fish, vegetables, and a small amount of fruit. There are many tourists in the hotel, from different countries, but it is noticeable only in the restaurant and by the pool. In the evening, there is pleasant live music in the lobby mainly in English. I cannot say that the internet in the hotel is good. I also want to share my impressions of the trip to the neighboring island with a lighthouse. Near the hotel, there are local guys with boats, we went with Chili - very caring, treated us with coconuts, suggested locations for photos, and took pictures of us 👍 I recommend going, it's close, there is a working lighthouse, just as good as in Galle, and the nature is like in the Seychelles, you can even snorkel if desired). On weekends, there were a lot of locals on the beach, on those days you can go on excursions...Regarding the beaches, there is a choice - there are several bays near the hotel, the reef certainly protects, you can say there are no waves...And to the right, to the left, everyone will find their own spot. And today I swam with a mask near the hotel - there are small and big, colorful fish, and I saw a large turtle, right near the shore. In the photo is the menu in the bar for all-inclusive. We had an early check-out, ordered lunch boxes, at 5 in the morning they were handed out - everything was packed in branded boxes, fresh delicious tuna sandwiches, pastries, fruits, juice, water 👍.

The first impressions are good! There are a lot of tourists, we were given a quiet room on the first floor with a view of the ocean. I want to share my impressions of the hotel - overall, it met all my expectations, I was aware of the nuances and there were no disappointments. We checked in yesterday after a sightseeing program, we were checked in quite quickly, our room was on the first floor in the right wing of the main building, facing the ocean, it is very quiet and peaceful here. As we know, the hotel and rooms are not new, but accordingly to the Sri Lankan network, they are done in a local style, everything is clean and quite comfortable. The grounds are large and green, with plenty of sun loungers, mattresses, and towels. There is security, no one else besides tourists on the premises. In the main building, there is a bar, restaurant, and a pool nearby. The beach is also very close, and like everywhere else, it is a public beach. The beach exceeded my expectations, it is protected by a natural coral reef, making it very comfortable to swim without strong waves, the water is clean and clear. There are two bays, to the right there is a rocky shore, to the left you can walk along the ocean to the river. The beach here has large yellow coral sand, to the left there is finer light sand, a wide strip, a gentle entrance, but stronger waves. The neighboring hotels, The Palm and Occidental, did not impress me as much, their beach is wider, there is litter, more beach vendors and dogs, closer to the river, the water is murkier. The service at the hotel is good, in an unhurried Asian manner, but they respond promptly to all requests. When checking in, we asked for an iron and ironing board, they brought it right away, in the restaurant they clean up promptly and offer drinks, the interesting thing is that even with all-inclusive, they give you a bill to sign for drinks with a zero cost. In terms of food, it is good - without frills, but with sufficient variety, there is European, spicy local, Indian cuisine, seafood, fish, vegetables, and a small amount of fruit. There are many tourists in the hotel, from different countries, but it is noticeable only in the restaurant and by the pool. In the evening, there is pleasant live music in the lobby mainly in English. I cannot say that the internet in the hotel is good. I also want to share my impressions of the trip to the neighboring island with a lighthouse. Near the hotel, there are local guys with boats, we went with Chili - very caring, treated us with coconuts, suggested locations for photos, and took pictures of us 👍 I recommend going, it's close, there is a working lighthouse, just as good as in Galle, and the nature is like in the Seychelles, you can even snorkel if desired). On weekends, there were a lot of locals on the beach, on those days you can go on excursions...Regarding the beaches, there is a choice - there are several bays near the hotel, the reef certainly protects, you can say there are no waves...And to the right, to the left, everyone will find their own spot. And today I swam with a mask near the hotel - there are small and big, colorful fish, and I saw a large turtle, right near the shore. In the photo is the menu in the bar for all-inclusive. We had an early check-out, ordered lunch boxes, at 5 in the morning they were handed out - everything was packed in branded boxes, fresh delicious tuna sandwiches, pastries, fruits, juice, water 👍.

The first impressions are good! There are a lot of tourists, we were given a quiet room on the first floor with a view of the ocean. I want to share my impressions of the hotel - overall, it met all my expectations, I was aware of the nuances and there were no disappointments. We checked in yesterday after a sightseeing program, we were checked in quite quickly, our room was on the first floor in the right wing of the main building, facing the ocean, it is very quiet and peaceful here. As we know, the hotel and rooms are not new, but accordingly to the Sri Lankan network, they are done in a local style, everything is clean and quite comfortable. The grounds are large and green, with plenty of sun loungers, mattresses, and towels. There is security, no one else besides tourists on the premises. In the main building, there is a bar, restaurant, and a pool nearby. The beach is also very close, and like everywhere else, it is a public beach. The beach exceeded my expectations, it is protected by a natural coral reef, making it very comfortable to swim without strong waves, the water is clean and clear. There are two bays, to the right there is a rocky shore, to the left you can walk along the ocean to the river. The beach here has large yellow coral sand, to the left there is finer light sand, a wide strip, a gentle entrance, but stronger waves. The neighboring hotels, The Palm and Occidental, did not impress me as much, their beach is wider, there is litter, more beach vendors and dogs, closer to the river, the water is murkier. The service at the hotel is good, in an unhurried Asian manner, but they respond promptly to all requests. When checking in, we asked for an iron and ironing board, they brought it right away, in the restaurant they clean up promptly and offer drinks, the interesting thing is that even with all-inclusive, they give you a bill to sign for drinks with a zero cost. In terms of food, it is good - without frills, but with sufficient variety, there is European, spicy local, Indian cuisine, seafood, fish, vegetables, and a small amount of fruit. There are many tourists in the hotel, from different countries, but it is noticeable only in the restaurant and by the pool. In the evening, there is pleasant live music in the lobby mainly in English. I cannot say that the internet in the hotel is good. I also want to share my impressions of the trip to the neighboring island with a lighthouse. Near the hotel, there are local guys with boats, we went with Chili - very caring, treated us with coconuts, suggested locations for photos, and took pictures of us 👍 I recommend going, it's close, there is a working lighthouse, just as good as in Galle, and the nature is like in the Seychelles, you can even snorkel if desired). On weekends, there were a lot of locals on the beach, on those days you can go on excursions...Regarding the beaches, there is a choice - there are several bays near the hotel, the reef certainly protects, you can say there are no waves...And to the right, to the left, everyone will find their own spot. And today I swam with a mask near the hotel - there are small and big, colorful fish, and I saw a large turtle, right near the shore. In the photo is the menu in the bar for all-inclusive. We had an early check-out, ordered lunch boxes, at 5 in the morning they were handed out - everything was packed in branded boxes, fresh delicious tuna sandwiches, pastries, fruits, juice, water 👍.

The first impressions are good! There are a lot of tourists, we were given a quiet room on the first floor with a view of the ocean. I want to share my impressions of the hotel - overall, it met all my expectations, I was aware of the nuances and there were no disappointments. We checked in yesterday after a sightseeing program, we were checked in quite quickly, our room was on the first floor in the right wing of the main building, facing the ocean, it is very quiet and peaceful here. As we know, the hotel and rooms are not new, but accordingly to the Sri Lankan network, they are done in a local style, everything is clean and quite comfortable. The grounds are large and green, with plenty of sun loungers, mattresses, and towels. There is security, no one else besides tourists on the premises. In the main building, there is a bar, restaurant, and a pool nearby. The beach is also very close, and like everywhere else, it is a public beach. The beach exceeded my expectations, it is protected by a natural coral reef, making it very comfortable to swim without strong waves, the water is clean and clear. There are two bays, to the right there is a rocky shore, to the left you can walk along the ocean to the river. The beach here has large yellow coral sand, to the left there is finer light sand, a wide strip, a gentle entrance, but stronger waves. The neighboring hotels, The Palm and Occidental, did not impress me as much, their beach is wider, there is litter, more beach vendors and dogs, closer to the river, the water is murkier. The service at the hotel is good, in an unhurried Asian manner, but they respond promptly to all requests. When checking in, we asked for an iron and ironing board, they brought it right away, in the restaurant they clean up promptly and offer drinks, the interesting thing is that even with all-inclusive, they give you a bill to sign for drinks with a zero cost. In terms of food, it is good - without frills, but with sufficient variety, there is European, spicy local, Indian cuisine, seafood, fish, vegetables, and a small amount of fruit. There are many tourists in the hotel, from different countries, but it is noticeable only in the restaurant and by the pool. In the evening, there is pleasant live music in the lobby mainly in English. I cannot say that the internet in the hotel is good. I also want to share my impressions of the trip to the neighboring island with a lighthouse. Near the hotel, there are local guys with boats, we went with Chili - very caring, treated us with coconuts, suggested locations for photos, and took pictures of us 👍 I recommend going, it's close, there is a working lighthouse, just as good as in Galle, and the nature is like in the Seychelles, you can even snorkel if desired). On weekends, there were a lot of locals on the beach, on those days you can go on excursions...Regarding the beaches, there is a choice - there are several bays near the hotel, the reef certainly protects, you can say there are no waves...And to the right, to the left, everyone will find their own spot. And today I swam with a mask near the hotel - there are small and big, colorful fish, and I saw a large turtle, right near the shore. In the photo is the menu in the bar for all-inclusive. We had an early check-out, ordered lunch boxes, at 5 in the morning they were handed out - everything was packed in branded boxes, fresh delicious tuna sandwiches, pastries, fruits, juice, water 👍.

The first impressions are good! There are a lot of tourists, we were given a quiet room on the first floor with a view of the ocean. I want to share my impressions of the hotel - overall, it met all my expectations, I was aware of the nuances and there were no disappointments. We checked in yesterday after a sightseeing program, we were checked in quite quickly, our room was on the first floor in the right wing of the main building, facing the ocean, it is very quiet and peaceful here. As we know, the hotel and rooms are not new, but accordingly to the Sri Lankan network, they are done in a local style, everything is clean and quite comfortable. The grounds are large and green, with plenty of sun loungers, mattresses, and towels. There is security, no one else besides tourists on the premises. In the main building, there is a bar, restaurant, and a pool nearby. The beach is also very close, and like everywhere else, it is a public beach. The beach exceeded my expectations, it is protected by a natural coral reef, making it very comfortable to swim without strong waves, the water is clean and clear. There are two bays, to the right there is a rocky shore, to the left you can walk along the ocean to the river. The beach here has large yellow coral sand, to the left there is finer light sand, a wide strip, a gentle entrance, but stronger waves. The neighboring hotels, The Palm and Occidental, did not impress me as much, their beach is wider, there is litter, more beach vendors and dogs, closer to the river, the water is murkier. The service at the hotel is good, in an unhurried Asian manner, but they respond promptly to all requests. When checking in, we asked for an iron and ironing board, they brought it right away, in the restaurant they clean up promptly and offer drinks, the interesting thing is that even with all-inclusive, they give you a bill to sign for drinks with a zero cost. In terms of food, it is good - without frills, but with sufficient variety, there is European, spicy local, Indian cuisine, seafood, fish, vegetables, and a small amount of fruit. There are many tourists in the hotel, from different countries, but it is noticeable only in the restaurant and by the pool. In the evening, there is pleasant live music in the lobby mainly in English. I cannot say that the internet in the hotel is good. I also want to share my impressions of the trip to the neighboring island with a lighthouse. Near the hotel, there are local guys with boats, we went with Chili - very caring, treated us with coconuts, suggested locations for photos, and took pictures of us 👍 I recommend going, it's close, there is a working lighthouse, just as good as in Galle, and the nature is like in the Seychelles, you can even snorkel if desired). On weekends, there were a lot of locals on the beach, on those days you can go on excursions...Regarding the beaches, there is a choice - there are several bays near the hotel, the reef certainly protects, you can say there are no waves...And to the right, to the left, everyone will find their own spot. And today I swam with a mask near the hotel - there are small and big, colorful fish, and I saw a large turtle, right near the shore. In the photo is the menu in the bar for all-inclusive. We had an early check-out, ordered lunch boxes, at 5 in the morning they were handed out - everything was packed in branded boxes, fresh delicious tuna sandwiches, pastries, fruits, juice, water 👍.

The first impressions are good! There are a lot of tourists, we were given a quiet room on the first floor with a view of the ocean. I want to share my impressions of the hotel - overall, it met all my expectations, I was aware of the nuances and there were no disappointments. We checked in yesterday after a sightseeing program, we were checked in quite quickly, our room was on the first floor in the right wing of the main building, facing the ocean, it is very quiet and peaceful here. As we know, the hotel and rooms are not new, but accordingly to the Sri Lankan network, they are done in a local style, everything is clean and quite comfortable. The grounds are large and green, with plenty of sun loungers, mattresses, and towels. There is security, no one else besides tourists on the premises. In the main building, there is a bar, restaurant, and a pool nearby. The beach is also very close, and like everywhere else, it is a public beach. The beach exceeded my expectations, it is protected by a natural coral reef, making it very comfortable to swim without strong waves, the water is clean and clear. There are two bays, to the right there is a rocky shore, to the left you can walk along the ocean to the river. The beach here has large yellow coral sand, to the left there is finer light sand, a wide strip, a gentle entrance, but stronger waves. The neighboring hotels, The Palm and Occidental, did not impress me as much, their beach is wider, there is litter, more beach vendors and dogs, closer to the river, the water is murkier. The service at the hotel is good, in an unhurried Asian manner, but they respond promptly to all requests. When checking in, we asked for an iron and ironing board, they brought it right away, in the restaurant they clean up promptly and offer drinks, the interesting thing is that even with all-inclusive, they give you a bill to sign for drinks with a zero cost. In terms of food, it is good - without frills, but with sufficient variety, there is European, spicy local, Indian cuisine, seafood, fish, vegetables, and a small amount of fruit. There are many tourists in the hotel, from different countries, but it is noticeable only in the restaurant and by the pool. In the evening, there is pleasant live music in the lobby mainly in English. I cannot say that the internet in the hotel is good. I also want to share my impressions of the trip to the neighboring island with a lighthouse. Near the hotel, there are local guys with boats, we went with Chili - very caring, treated us with coconuts, suggested locations for photos, and took pictures of us 👍 I recommend going, it's close, there is a working lighthouse, just as good as in Galle, and the nature is like in the Seychelles, you can even snorkel if desired). On weekends, there were a lot of locals on the beach, on those days you can go on excursions...Regarding the beaches, there is a choice - there are several bays near the hotel, the reef certainly protects, you can say there are no waves...And to the right, to the left, everyone will find their own spot. And today I swam with a mask near the hotel - there are small and big, colorful fish, and I saw a large turtle, right near the shore. In the photo is the menu in the bar for all-inclusive. We had an early check-out, ordered lunch boxes, at 5 in the morning they were handed out - everything was packed in branded boxes, fresh delicious tuna sandwiches, pastries, fruits, juice, water 👍.

The first impressions are good! There are a lot of tourists, we were given a quiet room on the first floor with a view of the ocean. I want to share my impressions of the hotel - overall, it met all my expectations, I was aware of the nuances and there were no disappointments. We checked in yesterday after a sightseeing program, we were checked in quite quickly, our room was on the first floor in the right wing of the main building, facing the ocean, it is very quiet and peaceful here. As we know, the hotel and rooms are not new, but accordingly to the Sri Lankan network, they are done in a local style, everything is clean and quite comfortable. The grounds are large and green, with plenty of sun loungers, mattresses, and towels. There is security, no one else besides tourists on the premises. In the main building, there is a bar, restaurant, and a pool nearby. The beach is also very close, and like everywhere else, it is a public beach. The beach exceeded my expectations, it is protected by a natural coral reef, making it very comfortable to swim without strong waves, the water is clean and clear. There are two bays, to the right there is a rocky shore, to the left you can walk along the ocean to the river. The beach here has large yellow coral sand, to the left there is finer light sand, a wide strip, a gentle entrance, but stronger waves. The neighboring hotels, The Palm and Occidental, did not impress me as much, their beach is wider, there is litter, more beach vendors and dogs, closer to the river, the water is murkier. The service at the hotel is good, in an unhurried Asian manner, but they respond promptly to all requests. When checking in, we asked for an iron and ironing board, they brought it right away, in the restaurant they clean up promptly and offer drinks, the interesting thing is that even with all-inclusive, they give you a bill to sign for drinks with a zero cost. In terms of food, it is good - without frills, but with sufficient variety, there is European, spicy local, Indian cuisine, seafood, fish, vegetables, and a small amount of fruit. There are many tourists in the hotel, from different countries, but it is noticeable only in the restaurant and by the pool. In the evening, there is pleasant live music in the lobby mainly in English. I cannot say that the internet in the hotel is good. I also want to share my impressions of the trip to the neighboring island with a lighthouse. Near the hotel, there are local guys with boats, we went with Chili - very caring, treated us with coconuts, suggested locations for photos, and took pictures of us 👍 I recommend going, it's close, there is a working lighthouse, just as good as in Galle, and the nature is like in the Seychelles, you can even snorkel if desired). On weekends, there were a lot of locals on the beach, on those days you can go on excursions...Regarding the beaches, there is a choice - there are several bays near the hotel, the reef certainly protects, you can say there are no waves...And to the right, to the left, everyone will find their own spot. And today I swam with a mask near the hotel - there are small and big, colorful fish, and I saw a large turtle, right near the shore. In the photo is the menu in the bar for all-inclusive. We had an early check-out, ordered lunch boxes, at 5 in the morning they were handed out - everything was packed in branded boxes, fresh delicious tuna sandwiches, pastries, fruits, juice, water 👍.

The first impressions are good! There are a lot of tourists, we were given a quiet room on the first floor with a view of the ocean. I want to share my impressions of the hotel - overall, it met all my expectations, I was aware of the nuances and there were no disappointments. We checked in yesterday after a sightseeing program, we were checked in quite quickly, our room was on the first floor in the right wing of the main building, facing the ocean, it is very quiet and peaceful here. As we know, the hotel and rooms are not new, but accordingly to the Sri Lankan network, they are done in a local style, everything is clean and quite comfortable. The grounds are large and green, with plenty of sun loungers, mattresses, and towels. There is security, no one else besides tourists on the premises. In the main building, there is a bar, restaurant, and a pool nearby. The beach is also very close, and like everywhere else, it is a public beach. The beach exceeded my expectations, it is protected by a natural coral reef, making it very comfortable to swim without strong waves, the water is clean and clear. There are two bays, to the right there is a rocky shore, to the left you can walk along the ocean to the river. The beach here has large yellow coral sand, to the left there is finer light sand, a wide strip, a gentle entrance, but stronger waves. The neighboring hotels, The Palm and Occidental, did not impress me as much, their beach is wider, there is litter, more beach vendors and dogs, closer to the river, the water is murkier. The service at the hotel is good, in an unhurried Asian manner, but they respond promptly to all requests. When checking in, we asked for an iron and ironing board, they brought it right away, in the restaurant they clean up promptly and offer drinks, the interesting thing is that even with all-inclusive, they give you a bill to sign for drinks with a zero cost. In terms of food, it is good - without frills, but with sufficient variety, there is European, spicy local, Indian cuisine, seafood, fish, vegetables, and a small amount of fruit. There are many tourists in the hotel, from different countries, but it is noticeable only in the restaurant and by the pool. In the evening, there is pleasant live music in the lobby mainly in English. I cannot say that the internet in the hotel is good. I also want to share my impressions of the trip to the neighboring island with a lighthouse. Near the hotel, there are local guys with boats, we went with Chili - very caring, treated us with coconuts, suggested locations for photos, and took pictures of us 👍 I recommend going, it's close, there is a working lighthouse, just as good as in Galle, and the nature is like in the Seychelles, you can even snorkel if desired). On weekends, there were a lot of locals on the beach, on those days you can go on excursions...Regarding the beaches, there is a choice - there are several bays near the hotel, the reef certainly protects, you can say there are no waves...And to the right, to the left, everyone will find their own spot. And today I swam with a mask near the hotel - there are small and big, colorful fish, and I saw a large turtle, right near the shore. In the photo is the menu in the bar for all-inclusive. We had an early check-out, ordered lunch boxes, at 5 in the morning they were handed out - everything was packed in branded boxes, fresh delicious tuna sandwiches, pastries, fruits, juice, water 👍.

The first impressions are good! There are a lot of tourists, we were given a quiet room on the first floor with a view of the ocean. I want to share my impressions of the hotel - overall, it met all my expectations, I was aware of the nuances and there were no disappointments. We checked in yesterday after a sightseeing program, we were checked in quite quickly, our room was on the first floor in the right wing of the main building, facing the ocean, it is very quiet and peaceful here. As we know, the hotel and rooms are not new, but accordingly to the Sri Lankan network, they are done in a local style, everything is clean and quite comfortable. The grounds are large and green, with plenty of sun loungers, mattresses, and towels. There is security, no one else besides tourists on the premises. In the main building, there is a bar, restaurant, and a pool nearby. The beach is also very close, and like everywhere else, it is a public beach. The beach exceeded my expectations, it is protected by a natural coral reef, making it very comfortable to swim without strong waves, the water is clean and clear. There are two bays, to the right there is a rocky shore, to the left you can walk along the ocean to the river. The beach here has large yellow coral sand, to the left there is finer light sand, a wide strip, a gentle entrance, but stronger waves. The neighboring hotels, The Palm and Occidental, did not impress me as much, their beach is wider, there is litter, more beach vendors and dogs, closer to the river, the water is murkier. The service at the hotel is good, in an unhurried Asian manner, but they respond promptly to all requests. When checking in, we asked for an iron and ironing board, they brought it right away, in the restaurant they clean up promptly and offer drinks, the interesting thing is that even with all-inclusive, they give you a bill to sign for drinks with a zero cost. In terms of food, it is good - without frills, but with sufficient variety, there is European, spicy local, Indian cuisine, seafood, fish, vegetables, and a small amount of fruit. There are many tourists in the hotel, from different countries, but it is noticeable only in the restaurant and by the pool. In the evening, there is pleasant live music in the lobby mainly in English. I cannot say that the internet in the hotel is good. I also want to share my impressions of the trip to the neighboring island with a lighthouse. Near the hotel, there are local guys with boats, we went with Chili - very caring, treated us with coconuts, suggested locations for photos, and took pictures of us 👍 I recommend going, it's close, there is a working lighthouse, just as good as in Galle, and the nature is like in the Seychelles, you can even snorkel if desired). On weekends, there were a lot of locals on the beach, on those days you can go on excursions...Regarding the beaches, there is a choice - there are several bays near the hotel, the reef certainly protects, you can say there are no waves...And to the right, to the left, everyone will find their own spot. And today I swam with a mask near the hotel - there are small and big, colorful fish, and I saw a large turtle, right near the shore. In the photo is the menu in the bar for all-inclusive. We had an early check-out, ordered lunch boxes, at 5 in the morning they were handed out - everything was packed in branded boxes, fresh delicious tuna sandwiches, pastries, fruits, juice, water 👍.

The first impressions are good! There are a lot of tourists, we were given a quiet room on the first floor with a view of the ocean. I want to share my impressions of the hotel - overall, it met all my expectations, I was aware of the nuances and there were no disappointments. We checked in yesterday after a sightseeing program, we were checked in quite quickly, our room was on the first floor in the right wing of the main building, facing the ocean, it is very quiet and peaceful here. As we know, the hotel and rooms are not new, but accordingly to the Sri Lankan network, they are done in a local style, everything is clean and quite comfortable. The grounds are large and green, with plenty of sun loungers, mattresses, and towels. There is security, no one else besides tourists on the premises. In the main building, there is a bar, restaurant, and a pool nearby. The beach is also very close, and like everywhere else, it is a public beach. The beach exceeded my expectations, it is protected by a natural coral reef, making it very comfortable to swim without strong waves, the water is clean and clear. There are two bays, to the right there is a rocky shore, to the left you can walk along the ocean to the river. The beach here has large yellow coral sand, to the left there is finer light sand, a wide strip, a gentle entrance, but stronger waves. The neighboring hotels, The Palm and Occidental, did not impress me as much, their beach is wider, there is litter, more beach vendors and dogs, closer to the river, the water is murkier. The service at the hotel is good, in an unhurried Asian manner, but they respond promptly to all requests. When checking in, we asked for an iron and ironing board, they brought it right away, in the restaurant they clean up promptly and offer drinks, the interesting thing is that even with all-inclusive, they give you a bill to sign for drinks with a zero cost. In terms of food, it is good - without frills, but with sufficient variety, there is European, spicy local, Indian cuisine, seafood, fish, vegetables, and a small amount of fruit. There are many tourists in the hotel, from different countries, but it is noticeable only in the restaurant and by the pool. In the evening, there is pleasant live music in the lobby mainly in English. I cannot say that the internet in the hotel is good. I also want to share my impressions of the trip to the neighboring island with a lighthouse. Near the hotel, there are local guys with boats, we went with Chili - very caring, treated us with coconuts, suggested locations for photos, and took pictures of us 👍 I recommend going, it's close, there is a working lighthouse, just as good as in Galle, and the nature is like in the Seychelles, you can even snorkel if desired). On weekends, there were a lot of locals on the beach, on those days you can go on excursions...Regarding the beaches, there is a choice - there are several bays near the hotel, the reef certainly protects, you can say there are no waves...And to the right, to the left, everyone will find their own spot. And today I swam with a mask near the hotel - there are small and big, colorful fish, and I saw a large turtle, right near the shore. In the photo is the menu in the bar for all-inclusive. We had an early check-out, ordered lunch boxes, at 5 in the morning they were handed out - everything was packed in branded boxes, fresh delicious tuna sandwiches, pastries, fruits, juice, water 👍.

The first impressions are good! There are a lot of tourists, we were given a quiet room on the first floor with a view of the ocean. I want to share my impressions of the hotel - overall, it met all my expectations, I was aware of the nuances and there were no disappointments. We checked in yesterday after a sightseeing program, we were checked in quite quickly, our room was on the first floor in the right wing of the main building, facing the ocean, it is very quiet and peaceful here. As we know, the hotel and rooms are not new, but accordingly to the Sri Lankan network, they are done in a local style, everything is clean and quite comfortable. The grounds are large and green, with plenty of sun loungers, mattresses, and towels. There is security, no one else besides tourists on the premises. In the main building, there is a bar, restaurant, and a pool nearby. The beach is also very close, and like everywhere else, it is a public beach. The beach exceeded my expectations, it is protected by a natural coral reef, making it very comfortable to swim without strong waves, the water is clean and clear. There are two bays, to the right there is a rocky shore, to the left you can walk along the ocean to the river. The beach here has large yellow coral sand, to the left there is finer light sand, a wide strip, a gentle entrance, but stronger waves. The neighboring hotels, The Palm and Occidental, did not impress me as much, their beach is wider, there is litter, more beach vendors and dogs, closer to the river, the water is murkier. The service at the hotel is good, in an unhurried Asian manner, but they respond promptly to all requests. When checking in, we asked for an iron and ironing board, they brought it right away, in the restaurant they clean up promptly and offer drinks, the interesting thing is that even with all-inclusive, they give you a bill to sign for drinks with a zero cost. In terms of food, it is good - without frills, but with sufficient variety, there is European, spicy local, Indian cuisine, seafood, fish, vegetables, and a small amount of fruit. There are many tourists in the hotel, from different countries, but it is noticeable only in the restaurant and by the pool. In the evening, there is pleasant live music in the lobby mainly in English. I cannot say that the internet in the hotel is good. I also want to share my impressions of the trip to the neighboring island with a lighthouse. Near the hotel, there are local guys with boats, we went with Chili - very caring, treated us with coconuts, suggested locations for photos, and took pictures of us 👍 I recommend going, it's close, there is a working lighthouse, just as good as in Galle, and the nature is like in the Seychelles, you can even snorkel if desired). On weekends, there were a lot of locals on the beach, on those days you can go on excursions...Regarding the beaches, there is a choice - there are several bays near the hotel, the reef certainly protects, you can say there are no waves...And to the right, to the left, everyone will find their own spot. And today I swam with a mask near the hotel - there are small and big, colorful fish, and I saw a large turtle, right near the shore. In the photo is the menu in the bar for all-inclusive. We had an early check-out, ordered lunch boxes, at 5 in the morning they were handed out - everything was packed in branded boxes, fresh delicious tuna sandwiches, pastries, fruits, juice, water 👍.

Hello. We are on our second day at the hotel. There are no insects in the room on the second floor. The food is diverse, buffet-style. The staff is friendly. The ocean is as calm as milk. There is a beach for children to swim, but there is also a more turbulent one as the reef closes it off. It is peaceful and pleasant here. It is clean. The room is cleaned every day. The bedsheets are pleasant and white, and there are dry towels. Initially, it felt a bit damp, but you get used to it and it's fine. There are no unpleasant smells. Breakfast and dinner are included in our package. Surprisingly, we don't feel hungry during the day. The cuisine is diverse and filled with local delicacies. We have fruits both in the morning and evening: watermelon, papaya, pineapple, and others. Initially, we were offered a room with an ocean view (later we found out it also had a pool view) for $100, but thankfully we declined as it gets noisy in the evenings. There is music playing from speakers. There was live music as well. Today there were performances.

Hello. We are on our second day at the hotel. There are no insects in the room on the second floor. The food is diverse, buffet-style. The staff is friendly. The ocean is as calm as milk. There is a beach for children to swim, but there is also a more turbulent one as the reef closes it off. It is peaceful and pleasant here. It is clean. The room is cleaned every day. The bedsheets are pleasant and white, and there are dry towels. Initially, it felt a bit damp, but you get used to it and it's fine. There are no unpleasant smells. Breakfast and dinner are included in our package. Surprisingly, we don't feel hungry during the day. The cuisine is diverse and filled with local delicacies. We have fruits both in the morning and evening: watermelon, papaya, pineapple, and others. Initially, we were offered a room with an ocean view (later we found out it also had a pool view) for $100, but thankfully we declined as it gets noisy in the evenings. There is music playing from speakers. There was live music as well. Today there were performances.

We returned two days ago. The hotel is decent, the food is also good. The rooms are not new. Cleaning is so-so. If you don't pay attention to the small things, everything is fine. 😄 The staff 🤦🏻‍♀️. They try to deceive. Be careful. When paying, make sure to take a receipt. By the way, they charged us an extra $100 for an ocean view.

We returned two days ago. The hotel is decent, the food is also good. The rooms are not new. Cleaning is so-so. If you don't pay attention to the small things, everything is fine. 😄 The staff 🤦🏻‍♀️. They try to deceive. Be careful. When paying, make sure to take a receipt. By the way, they charged us an extra $100 for an ocean view.

We returned two days ago. The hotel is decent, the food is also good. The rooms are not new. Cleaning is so-so. If you don't pay attention to the small things, everything is fine. 😄 The staff 🤦🏻‍♀️. They try to deceive. Be careful. When paying, make sure to take a receipt. By the way, they charged us an extra $100 for an ocean view.

We returned two days ago. The hotel is decent, the food is also good. The rooms are not new. Cleaning is so-so. If you don't pay attention to the small things, everything is fine. 😄 The staff 🤦🏻‍♀️. They try to deceive. Be careful. When paying, make sure to take a receipt. By the way, they charged us an extra $100 for an ocean view.

We returned two days ago. The hotel is decent, the food is also good. The rooms are not new. Cleaning is so-so. If you don't pay attention to the small things, everything is fine. 😄 The staff 🤦🏻‍♀️. They try to deceive. Be careful. When paying, make sure to take a receipt. By the way, they charged us an extra $100 for an ocean view.

We returned two days ago. The hotel is decent, the food is also good. The rooms are not new. Cleaning is so-so. If you don't pay attention to the small things, everything is fine. 😄 The staff 🤦🏻‍♀️. They try to deceive. Be careful. When paying, make sure to take a receipt. By the way, they charged us an extra $100 for an ocean view.

We returned two days ago. The hotel is decent, the food is also good. The rooms are not new. Cleaning is so-so. If you don't pay attention to the small things, everything is fine. 😄 The staff 🤦🏻‍♀️. They try to deceive. Be careful. When paying, make sure to take a receipt. By the way, they charged us an extra $100 for an ocean view.

I have been on vacation for a week. Everything is fine. I am satisfied with the cleanliness of the ocean. Before that, I spent two days in Kalutara. I didn't notice any difference in the cleanliness of the water in the ocean. But the fact that there are no waves and you can swim normally and see fish on the reef, that's true. Low tide is before lunch, high tide is after lunch. The water rises about 50 centimeters. The photo shows the beach during low tide. There, it seems to me, the entire coastline is filled with hotels. There are also three restaurants on the beach to the left. We had lunch at the Coral Reef three times. The pina colada and the food were very tasty. Lunch for two cost about 7200 rupees, and if you add a first course, a second course, a cocktail, and coffee, it would be 12600 rupees. We liked it. The rooms are spacious, all with an ocean view and cool. I didn't understand why they were cool. We hardly ever turned on the air conditioner. The furniture and plumbing are good. The cleaning is of high quality. There was no hairdryer in the room, we asked for one and they brought it. The food is delicious and diverse. The territory is not very big.

I have been on vacation for a week. Everything is fine. I am satisfied with the cleanliness of the ocean. Before that, I spent two days in Kalutara. I didn't notice any difference in the cleanliness of the water in the ocean. But the fact that there are no waves and you can swim normally and see fish on the reef, that's true. Low tide is before lunch, high tide is after lunch. The water rises about 50 centimeters. The photo shows the beach during low tide. There, it seems to me, the entire coastline is filled with hotels. There are also three restaurants on the beach to the left. We had lunch at the Coral Reef three times. The pina colada and the food were very tasty. Lunch for two cost about 7200 rupees, and if you add a first course, a second course, a cocktail, and coffee, it would be 12600 rupees. We liked it. The rooms are spacious, all with an ocean view and cool. I didn't understand why they were cool. We hardly ever turned on the air conditioner. The furniture and plumbing are good. The cleaning is of high quality. There was no hairdryer in the room, we asked for one and they brought it. The food is delicious and diverse. The territory is not very big.

I have been on vacation for a week. Everything is fine. I am satisfied with the cleanliness of the ocean. Before that, I spent two days in Kalutara. I didn't notice any difference in the cleanliness of the water in the ocean. But the fact that there are no waves and you can swim normally and see fish on the reef, that's true. Low tide is before lunch, high tide is after lunch. The water rises about 50 centimeters. The photo shows the beach during low tide. There, it seems to me, the entire coastline is filled with hotels. There are also three restaurants on the beach to the left. We had lunch at the Coral Reef three times. The pina colada and the food were very tasty. Lunch for two cost about 7200 rupees, and if you add a first course, a second course, a cocktail, and coffee, it would be 12600 rupees. We liked it. The rooms are spacious, all with an ocean view and cool. I didn't understand why they were cool. We hardly ever turned on the air conditioner. The furniture and plumbing are good. The cleaning is of high quality. There was no hairdryer in the room, we asked for one and they brought it. The food is delicious and diverse. The territory is not very big.

I have been on vacation for a week. Everything is fine. I am satisfied with the cleanliness of the ocean. Before that, I spent two days in Kalutara. I didn't notice any difference in the cleanliness of the water in the ocean. But the fact that there are no waves and you can swim normally and see fish on the reef, that's true. Low tide is before lunch, high tide is after lunch. The water rises about 50 centimeters. The photo shows the beach during low tide. There, it seems to me, the entire coastline is filled with hotels. There are also three restaurants on the beach to the left. We had lunch at the Coral Reef three times. The pina colada and the food were very tasty. Lunch for two cost about 7200 rupees, and if you add a first course, a second course, a cocktail, and coffee, it would be 12600 rupees. We liked it. The rooms are spacious, all with an ocean view and cool. I didn't understand why they were cool. We hardly ever turned on the air conditioner. The furniture and plumbing are good. The cleaning is of high quality. There was no hairdryer in the room, we asked for one and they brought it. The food is delicious and diverse. The territory is not very big.

I have been on vacation for a week. Everything is fine. I am satisfied with the cleanliness of the ocean. Before that, I spent two days in Kalutara. I didn't notice any difference in the cleanliness of the water in the ocean. But the fact that there are no waves and you can swim normally and see fish on the reef, that's true. Low tide is before lunch, high tide is after lunch. The water rises about 50 centimeters. The photo shows the beach during low tide. There, it seems to me, the entire coastline is filled with hotels. There are also three restaurants on the beach to the left. We had lunch at the Coral Reef three times. The pina colada and the food were very tasty. Lunch for two cost about 7200 rupees, and if you add a first course, a second course, a cocktail, and coffee, it would be 12600 rupees. We liked it. The rooms are spacious, all with an ocean view and cool. I didn't understand why they were cool. We hardly ever turned on the air conditioner. The furniture and plumbing are good. The cleaning is of high quality. There was no hairdryer in the room, we asked for one and they brought it. The food is delicious and diverse. The territory is not very big.

I didn't regret at all that I chose this hotel 🌅

We stayed here with our son from August 20, 2023 to August 28, 2023. We arrived during the rainy season, but there was hardly any rain. It only dripped a couple of times at night, otherwise it was mostly dry. We really liked the hotel! The rooms were a bit tired, but the bed linen was clean without any strange smells, and the towels were changed every day. They provided us with soap and toiletries (we gave small tips). They brought us a hairdryer upon request, which turned out to be in one of the drawers and we didn't notice. The food seemed very good to us, and we were satisfied with everything. We chose to have breakfast and dinner, skipping lunch. For lunch, we ate fruit in the heat, which we bought in town on a tuk-tuk ride. Our local guide, Chanaka, drove us around and also took us on excursions. The hotel doesn't serve mangoes, but we bought sweet mangoes and passion fruits in the city, which were inexpensive. The hotel served delicious papayas for breakfast and dinner, along with tasty desserts! For breakfast, we had our usual food: milk porridge for our child, omelettes/fried eggs, cereal with milk, sausages, salad, toast, and pastries. They also served bacon, beans, and traditional English omelettes. There was a lot of Asian food as well! The waitstaff brought juices, coffee, teas, and water. For dinner, there were always delicious shrimp, lamb/chicken meat, occasionally they baked a large fish, shish kebabs, and meatballs. And many other dishes. You certainly won't go hungry here. Since there was no "all-inclusive" option, I bought wine by the glass. They brought 3-liter bottles of drinking water to our room each day, and if you needed more, you could always ask for it. I personally really liked the beach. I'm not a great swimmer, so I prefer to just laze around and swim nearby. The water was very clean, and I didn't notice any rocks on the right side. I swam a bit to the right, without going into the big waves. My son went to the beach to the left of the reef, where he surfed with an instructor. The hotel's pool was fantastic. We gave cigarettes as tips to the guys by the pool and the room cleaners. The hotel had a great gym, a ball playing court, and a spa (I didn't go to the spa, but I saw that it was there). We brought plug adapters with us. There was one in the room, but we needed more because we had many gadgets to charge. There were some mosquitoes flying around, but not many. We used a fumigator in the socket, and it worked fine. On the days when we went on excursions, they provided us with packed lunch boxes. They contained an apple, a banana, a tangerine, a croissant, a muffin, 2 triangular sandwiches, juice, and a 0.5 liter bottle of water. It was enough for a snack. However, they asked us to order it by 5 PM the day before. We have no regrets about choosing this hotel; we really enjoyed our vacation.

We stayed here with our son from August 20, 2023 to August 28, 2023. We arrived during the rainy season, but there was hardly any rain. It only dripped a couple of times at night, otherwise it was mostly dry. We really liked the hotel! The rooms were a bit tired, but the bed linen was clean without any strange smells, and the towels were changed every day. They provided us with soap and toiletries (we gave small tips). They brought us a hairdryer upon request, which turned out to be in one of the drawers and we didn't notice. The food seemed very good to us, and we were satisfied with everything. We chose to have breakfast and dinner, skipping lunch. For lunch, we ate fruit in the heat, which we bought in town on a tuk-tuk ride. Our local guide, Chanaka, drove us around and also took us on excursions. The hotel doesn't serve mangoes, but we bought sweet mangoes and passion fruits in the city, which were inexpensive. The hotel served delicious papayas for breakfast and dinner, along with tasty desserts! For breakfast, we had our usual food: milk porridge for our child, omelettes/fried eggs, cereal with milk, sausages, salad, toast, and pastries. They also served bacon, beans, and traditional English omelettes. There was a lot of Asian food as well! The waitstaff brought juices, coffee, teas, and water. For dinner, there were always delicious shrimp, lamb/chicken meat, occasionally they baked a large fish, shish kebabs, and meatballs. And many other dishes. You certainly won't go hungry here. Since there was no "all-inclusive" option, I bought wine by the glass. They brought 3-liter bottles of drinking water to our room each day, and if you needed more, you could always ask for it. I personally really liked the beach. I'm not a great swimmer, so I prefer to just laze around and swim nearby. The water was very clean, and I didn't notice any rocks on the right side. I swam a bit to the right, without going into the big waves. My son went to the beach to the left of the reef, where he surfed with an instructor. The hotel's pool was fantastic. We gave cigarettes as tips to the guys by the pool and the room cleaners. The hotel had a great gym, a ball playing court, and a spa (I didn't go to the spa, but I saw that it was there). We brought plug adapters with us. There was one in the room, but we needed more because we had many gadgets to charge. There were some mosquitoes flying around, but not many. We used a fumigator in the socket, and it worked fine. On the days when we went on excursions, they provided us with packed lunch boxes. They contained an apple, a banana, a tangerine, a croissant, a muffin, 2 triangular sandwiches, juice, and a 0.5 liter bottle of water. It was enough for a snack. However, they asked us to order it by 5 PM the day before. We have no regrets about choosing this hotel; we really enjoyed our vacation.

We stayed here with our son from August 20, 2023 to August 28, 2023. We arrived during the rainy season, but there was hardly any rain. It only dripped a couple of times at night, otherwise it was mostly dry. We really liked the hotel! The rooms were a bit tired, but the bed linen was clean without any strange smells, and the towels were changed every day. They provided us with soap and toiletries (we gave small tips). They brought us a hairdryer upon request, which turned out to be in one of the drawers and we didn't notice. The food seemed very good to us, and we were satisfied with everything. We chose to have breakfast and dinner, skipping lunch. For lunch, we ate fruit in the heat, which we bought in town on a tuk-tuk ride. Our local guide, Chanaka, drove us around and also took us on excursions. The hotel doesn't serve mangoes, but we bought sweet mangoes and passion fruits in the city, which were inexpensive. The hotel served delicious papayas for breakfast and dinner, along with tasty desserts! For breakfast, we had our usual food: milk porridge for our child, omelettes/fried eggs, cereal with milk, sausages, salad, toast, and pastries. They also served bacon, beans, and traditional English omelettes. There was a lot of Asian food as well! The waitstaff brought juices, coffee, teas, and water. For dinner, there were always delicious shrimp, lamb/chicken meat, occasionally they baked a large fish, shish kebabs, and meatballs. And many other dishes. You certainly won't go hungry here. Since there was no "all-inclusive" option, I bought wine by the glass. They brought 3-liter bottles of drinking water to our room each day, and if you needed more, you could always ask for it. I personally really liked the beach. I'm not a great swimmer, so I prefer to just laze around and swim nearby. The water was very clean, and I didn't notice any rocks on the right side. I swam a bit to the right, without going into the big waves. My son went to the beach to the left of the reef, where he surfed with an instructor. The hotel's pool was fantastic. We gave cigarettes as tips to the guys by the pool and the room cleaners. The hotel had a great gym, a ball playing court, and a spa (I didn't go to the spa, but I saw that it was there). We brought plug adapters with us. There was one in the room, but we needed more because we had many gadgets to charge. There were some mosquitoes flying around, but not many. We used a fumigator in the socket, and it worked fine. On the days when we went on excursions, they provided us with packed lunch boxes. They contained an apple, a banana, a tangerine, a croissant, a muffin, 2 triangular sandwiches, juice, and a 0.5 liter bottle of water. It was enough for a snack. However, they asked us to order it by 5 PM the day before. We have no regrets about choosing this hotel; we really enjoyed our vacation.

We stayed here with our son from August 20, 2023 to August 28, 2023. We arrived during the rainy season, but there was hardly any rain. It only dripped a couple of times at night, otherwise it was mostly dry. We really liked the hotel! The rooms were a bit tired, but the bed linen was clean without any strange smells, and the towels were changed every day. They provided us with soap and toiletries (we gave small tips). They brought us a hairdryer upon request, which turned out to be in one of the drawers and we didn't notice. The food seemed very good to us, and we were satisfied with everything. We chose to have breakfast and dinner, skipping lunch. For lunch, we ate fruit in the heat, which we bought in town on a tuk-tuk ride. Our local guide, Chanaka, drove us around and also took us on excursions. The hotel doesn't serve mangoes, but we bought sweet mangoes and passion fruits in the city, which were inexpensive. The hotel served delicious papayas for breakfast and dinner, along with tasty desserts! For breakfast, we had our usual food: milk porridge for our child, omelettes/fried eggs, cereal with milk, sausages, salad, toast, and pastries. They also served bacon, beans, and traditional English omelettes. There was a lot of Asian food as well! The waitstaff brought juices, coffee, teas, and water. For dinner, there were always delicious shrimp, lamb/chicken meat, occasionally they baked a large fish, shish kebabs, and meatballs. And many other dishes. You certainly won't go hungry here. Since there was no "all-inclusive" option, I bought wine by the glass. They brought 3-liter bottles of drinking water to our room each day, and if you needed more, you could always ask for it. I personally really liked the beach. I'm not a great swimmer, so I prefer to just laze around and swim nearby. The water was very clean, and I didn't notice any rocks on the right side. I swam a bit to the right, without going into the big waves. My son went to the beach to the left of the reef, where he surfed with an instructor. The hotel's pool was fantastic. We gave cigarettes as tips to the guys by the pool and the room cleaners. The hotel had a great gym, a ball playing court, and a spa (I didn't go to the spa, but I saw that it was there). We brought plug adapters with us. There was one in the room, but we needed more because we had many gadgets to charge. There were some mosquitoes flying around, but not many. We used a fumigator in the socket, and it worked fine. On the days when we went on excursions, they provided us with packed lunch boxes. They contained an apple, a banana, a tangerine, a croissant, a muffin, 2 triangular sandwiches, juice, and a 0.5 liter bottle of water. It was enough for a snack. However, they asked us to order it by 5 PM the day before. We have no regrets about choosing this hotel; we really enjoyed our vacation.

We stayed here with our son from August 20, 2023 to August 28, 2023. We arrived during the rainy season, but there was hardly any rain. It only dripped a couple of times at night, otherwise it was mostly dry. We really liked the hotel! The rooms were a bit tired, but the bed linen was clean without any strange smells, and the towels were changed every day. They provided us with soap and toiletries (we gave small tips). They brought us a hairdryer upon request, which turned out to be in one of the drawers and we didn't notice. The food seemed very good to us, and we were satisfied with everything. We chose to have breakfast and dinner, skipping lunch. For lunch, we ate fruit in the heat, which we bought in town on a tuk-tuk ride. Our local guide, Chanaka, drove us around and also took us on excursions. The hotel doesn't serve mangoes, but we bought sweet mangoes and passion fruits in the city, which were inexpensive. The hotel served delicious papayas for breakfast and dinner, along with tasty desserts! For breakfast, we had our usual food: milk porridge for our child, omelettes/fried eggs, cereal with milk, sausages, salad, toast, and pastries. They also served bacon, beans, and traditional English omelettes. There was a lot of Asian food as well! The waitstaff brought juices, coffee, teas, and water. For dinner, there were always delicious shrimp, lamb/chicken meat, occasionally they baked a large fish, shish kebabs, and meatballs. And many other dishes. You certainly won't go hungry here. Since there was no "all-inclusive" option, I bought wine by the glass. They brought 3-liter bottles of drinking water to our room each day, and if you needed more, you could always ask for it. I personally really liked the beach. I'm not a great swimmer, so I prefer to just laze around and swim nearby. The water was very clean, and I didn't notice any rocks on the right side. I swam a bit to the right, without going into the big waves. My son went to the beach to the left of the reef, where he surfed with an instructor. The hotel's pool was fantastic. We gave cigarettes as tips to the guys by the pool and the room cleaners. The hotel had a great gym, a ball playing court, and a spa (I didn't go to the spa, but I saw that it was there). We brought plug adapters with us. There was one in the room, but we needed more because we had many gadgets to charge. There were some mosquitoes flying around, but not many. We used a fumigator in the socket, and it worked fine. On the days when we went on excursions, they provided us with packed lunch boxes. They contained an apple, a banana, a tangerine, a croissant, a muffin, 2 triangular sandwiches, juice, and a 0.5 liter bottle of water. It was enough for a snack. However, they asked us to order it by 5 PM the day before. We have no regrets about choosing this hotel; we really enjoyed our vacation.

We stayed here with our son from August 20, 2023 to August 28, 2023. We arrived during the rainy season, but there was hardly any rain. It only dripped a couple of times at night, otherwise it was mostly dry. We really liked the hotel! The rooms were a bit tired, but the bed linen was clean without any strange smells, and the towels were changed every day. They provided us with soap and toiletries (we gave small tips). They brought us a hairdryer upon request, which turned out to be in one of the drawers and we didn't notice. The food seemed very good to us, and we were satisfied with everything. We chose to have breakfast and dinner, skipping lunch. For lunch, we ate fruit in the heat, which we bought in town on a tuk-tuk ride. Our local guide, Chanaka, drove us around and also took us on excursions. The hotel doesn't serve mangoes, but we bought sweet mangoes and passion fruits in the city, which were inexpensive. The hotel served delicious papayas for breakfast and dinner, along with tasty desserts! For breakfast, we had our usual food: milk porridge for our child, omelettes/fried eggs, cereal with milk, sausages, salad, toast, and pastries. They also served bacon, beans, and traditional English omelettes. There was a lot of Asian food as well! The waitstaff brought juices, coffee, teas, and water. For dinner, there were always delicious shrimp, lamb/chicken meat, occasionally they baked a large fish, shish kebabs, and meatballs. And many other dishes. You certainly won't go hungry here. Since there was no "all-inclusive" option, I bought wine by the glass. They brought 3-liter bottles of drinking water to our room each day, and if you needed more, you could always ask for it. I personally really liked the beach. I'm not a great swimmer, so I prefer to just laze around and swim nearby. The water was very clean, and I didn't notice any rocks on the right side. I swam a bit to the right, without going into the big waves. My son went to the beach to the left of the reef, where he surfed with an instructor. The hotel's pool was fantastic. We gave cigarettes as tips to the guys by the pool and the room cleaners. The hotel had a great gym, a ball playing court, and a spa (I didn't go to the spa, but I saw that it was there). We brought plug adapters with us. There was one in the room, but we needed more because we had many gadgets to charge. There were some mosquitoes flying around, but not many. We used a fumigator in the socket, and it worked fine. On the days when we went on excursions, they provided us with packed lunch boxes. They contained an apple, a banana, a tangerine, a croissant, a muffin, 2 triangular sandwiches, juice, and a 0.5 liter bottle of water. It was enough for a snack. However, they asked us to order it by 5 PM the day before. We have no regrets about choosing this hotel; we really enjoyed our vacation.

We stayed here with our son from August 20, 2023 to August 28, 2023. We arrived during the rainy season, but there was hardly any rain. It only dripped a couple of times at night, otherwise it was mostly dry. We really liked the hotel! The rooms were a bit tired, but the bed linen was clean without any strange smells, and the towels were changed every day. They provided us with soap and toiletries (we gave small tips). They brought us a hairdryer upon request, which turned out to be in one of the drawers and we didn't notice. The food seemed very good to us, and we were satisfied with everything. We chose to have breakfast and dinner, skipping lunch. For lunch, we ate fruit in the heat, which we bought in town on a tuk-tuk ride. Our local guide, Chanaka, drove us around and also took us on excursions. The hotel doesn't serve mangoes, but we bought sweet mangoes and passion fruits in the city, which were inexpensive. The hotel served delicious papayas for breakfast and dinner, along with tasty desserts! For breakfast, we had our usual food: milk porridge for our child, omelettes/fried eggs, cereal with milk, sausages, salad, toast, and pastries. They also served bacon, beans, and traditional English omelettes. There was a lot of Asian food as well! The waitstaff brought juices, coffee, teas, and water. For dinner, there were always delicious shrimp, lamb/chicken meat, occasionally they baked a large fish, shish kebabs, and meatballs. And many other dishes. You certainly won't go hungry here. Since there was no "all-inclusive" option, I bought wine by the glass. They brought 3-liter bottles of drinking water to our room each day, and if you needed more, you could always ask for it. I personally really liked the beach. I'm not a great swimmer, so I prefer to just laze around and swim nearby. The water was very clean, and I didn't notice any rocks on the right side. I swam a bit to the right, without going into the big waves. My son went to the beach to the left of the reef, where he surfed with an instructor. The hotel's pool was fantastic. We gave cigarettes as tips to the guys by the pool and the room cleaners. The hotel had a great gym, a ball playing court, and a spa (I didn't go to the spa, but I saw that it was there). We brought plug adapters with us. There was one in the room, but we needed more because we had many gadgets to charge. There were some mosquitoes flying around, but not many. We used a fumigator in the socket, and it worked fine. On the days when we went on excursions, they provided us with packed lunch boxes. They contained an apple, a banana, a tangerine, a croissant, a muffin, 2 triangular sandwiches, juice, and a 0.5 liter bottle of water. It was enough for a snack. However, they asked us to order it by 5 PM the day before. We have no regrets about choosing this hotel; we really enjoyed our vacation.

We stayed here with our son from August 20, 2023 to August 28, 2023. We arrived during the rainy season, but there was hardly any rain. It only dripped a couple of times at night, otherwise it was mostly dry. We really liked the hotel! The rooms were a bit tired, but the bed linen was clean without any strange smells, and the towels were changed every day. They provided us with soap and toiletries (we gave small tips). They brought us a hairdryer upon request, which turned out to be in one of the drawers and we didn't notice. The food seemed very good to us, and we were satisfied with everything. We chose to have breakfast and dinner, skipping lunch. For lunch, we ate fruit in the heat, which we bought in town on a tuk-tuk ride. Our local guide, Chanaka, drove us around and also took us on excursions. The hotel doesn't serve mangoes, but we bought sweet mangoes and passion fruits in the city, which were inexpensive. The hotel served delicious papayas for breakfast and dinner, along with tasty desserts! For breakfast, we had our usual food: milk porridge for our child, omelettes/fried eggs, cereal with milk, sausages, salad, toast, and pastries. They also served bacon, beans, and traditional English omelettes. There was a lot of Asian food as well! The waitstaff brought juices, coffee, teas, and water. For dinner, there were always delicious shrimp, lamb/chicken meat, occasionally they baked a large fish, shish kebabs, and meatballs. And many other dishes. You certainly won't go hungry here. Since there was no "all-inclusive" option, I bought wine by the glass. They brought 3-liter bottles of drinking water to our room each day, and if you needed more, you could always ask for it. I personally really liked the beach. I'm not a great swimmer, so I prefer to just laze around and swim nearby. The water was very clean, and I didn't notice any rocks on the right side. I swam a bit to the right, without going into the big waves. My son went to the beach to the left of the reef, where he surfed with an instructor. The hotel's pool was fantastic. We gave cigarettes as tips to the guys by the pool and the room cleaners. The hotel had a great gym, a ball playing court, and a spa (I didn't go to the spa, but I saw that it was there). We brought plug adapters with us. There was one in the room, but we needed more because we had many gadgets to charge. There were some mosquitoes flying around, but not many. We used a fumigator in the socket, and it worked fine. On the days when we went on excursions, they provided us with packed lunch boxes. They contained an apple, a banana, a tangerine, a croissant, a muffin, 2 triangular sandwiches, juice, and a 0.5 liter bottle of water. It was enough for a snack. However, they asked us to order it by 5 PM the day before. We have no regrets about choosing this hotel; we really enjoyed our vacation.

We stayed here with our son from August 20, 2023 to August 28, 2023. We arrived during the rainy season, but there was hardly any rain. It only dripped a couple of times at night, otherwise it was mostly dry. We really liked the hotel! The rooms were a bit tired, but the bed linen was clean without any strange smells, and the towels were changed every day. They provided us with soap and toiletries (we gave small tips). They brought us a hairdryer upon request, which turned out to be in one of the drawers and we didn't notice. The food seemed very good to us, and we were satisfied with everything. We chose to have breakfast and dinner, skipping lunch. For lunch, we ate fruit in the heat, which we bought in town on a tuk-tuk ride. Our local guide, Chanaka, drove us around and also took us on excursions. The hotel doesn't serve mangoes, but we bought sweet mangoes and passion fruits in the city, which were inexpensive. The hotel served delicious papayas for breakfast and dinner, along with tasty desserts! For breakfast, we had our usual food: milk porridge for our child, omelettes/fried eggs, cereal with milk, sausages, salad, toast, and pastries. They also served bacon, beans, and traditional English omelettes. There was a lot of Asian food as well! The waitstaff brought juices, coffee, teas, and water. For dinner, there were always delicious shrimp, lamb/chicken meat, occasionally they baked a large fish, shish kebabs, and meatballs. And many other dishes. You certainly won't go hungry here. Since there was no "all-inclusive" option, I bought wine by the glass. They brought 3-liter bottles of drinking water to our room each day, and if you needed more, you could always ask for it. I personally really liked the beach. I'm not a great swimmer, so I prefer to just laze around and swim nearby. The water was very clean, and I didn't notice any rocks on the right side. I swam a bit to the right, without going into the big waves. My son went to the beach to the left of the reef, where he surfed with an instructor. The hotel's pool was fantastic. We gave cigarettes as tips to the guys by the pool and the room cleaners. The hotel had a great gym, a ball playing court, and a spa (I didn't go to the spa, but I saw that it was there). We brought plug adapters with us. There was one in the room, but we needed more because we had many gadgets to charge. There were some mosquitoes flying around, but not many. We used a fumigator in the socket, and it worked fine. On the days when we went on excursions, they provided us with packed lunch boxes. They contained an apple, a banana, a tangerine, a croissant, a muffin, 2 triangular sandwiches, juice, and a 0.5 liter bottle of water. It was enough for a snack. However, they asked us to order it by 5 PM the day before. We have no regrets about choosing this hotel; we really enjoyed our vacation.

We stayed here with our son from August 20, 2023 to August 28, 2023. We arrived during the rainy season, but there was hardly any rain. It only dripped a couple of times at night, otherwise it was mostly dry. We really liked the hotel! The rooms were a bit tired, but the bed linen was clean without any strange smells, and the towels were changed every day. They provided us with soap and toiletries (we gave small tips). They brought us a hairdryer upon request, which turned out to be in one of the drawers and we didn't notice. The food seemed very good to us, and we were satisfied with everything. We chose to have breakfast and dinner, skipping lunch. For lunch, we ate fruit in the heat, which we bought in town on a tuk-tuk ride. Our local guide, Chanaka, drove us around and also took us on excursions. The hotel doesn't serve mangoes, but we bought sweet mangoes and passion fruits in the city, which were inexpensive. The hotel served delicious papayas for breakfast and dinner, along with tasty desserts! For breakfast, we had our usual food: milk porridge for our child, omelettes/fried eggs, cereal with milk, sausages, salad, toast, and pastries. They also served bacon, beans, and traditional English omelettes. There was a lot of Asian food as well! The waitstaff brought juices, coffee, teas, and water. For dinner, there were always delicious shrimp, lamb/chicken meat, occasionally they baked a large fish, shish kebabs, and meatballs. And many other dishes. You certainly won't go hungry here. Since there was no "all-inclusive" option, I bought wine by the glass. They brought 3-liter bottles of drinking water to our room each day, and if you needed more, you could always ask for it. I personally really liked the beach. I'm not a great swimmer, so I prefer to just laze around and swim nearby. The water was very clean, and I didn't notice any rocks on the right side. I swam a bit to the right, without going into the big waves. My son went to the beach to the left of the reef, where he surfed with an instructor. The hotel's pool was fantastic. We gave cigarettes as tips to the guys by the pool and the room cleaners. The hotel had a great gym, a ball playing court, and a spa (I didn't go to the spa, but I saw that it was there). We brought plug adapters with us. There was one in the room, but we needed more because we had many gadgets to charge. There were some mosquitoes flying around, but not many. We used a fumigator in the socket, and it worked fine. On the days when we went on excursions, they provided us with packed lunch boxes. They contained an apple, a banana, a tangerine, a croissant, a muffin, 2 triangular sandwiches, juice, and a 0.5 liter bottle of water. It was enough for a snack. However, they asked us to order it by 5 PM the day before. We have no regrets about choosing this hotel; we really enjoyed our vacation.

We stayed here with our son from August 20, 2023 to August 28, 2023. We arrived during the rainy season, but there was hardly any rain. It only dripped a couple of times at night, otherwise it was mostly dry. We really liked the hotel! The rooms were a bit tired, but the bed linen was clean without any strange smells, and the towels were changed every day. They provided us with soap and toiletries (we gave small tips). They brought us a hairdryer upon request, which turned out to be in one of the drawers and we didn't notice. The food seemed very good to us, and we were satisfied with everything. We chose to have breakfast and dinner, skipping lunch. For lunch, we ate fruit in the heat, which we bought in town on a tuk-tuk ride. Our local guide, Chanaka, drove us around and also took us on excursions. The hotel doesn't serve mangoes, but we bought sweet mangoes and passion fruits in the city, which were inexpensive. The hotel served delicious papayas for breakfast and dinner, along with tasty desserts! For breakfast, we had our usual food: milk porridge for our child, omelettes/fried eggs, cereal with milk, sausages, salad, toast, and pastries. They also served bacon, beans, and traditional English omelettes. There was a lot of Asian food as well! The waitstaff brought juices, coffee, teas, and water. For dinner, there were always delicious shrimp, lamb/chicken meat, occasionally they baked a large fish, shish kebabs, and meatballs. And many other dishes. You certainly won't go hungry here. Since there was no "all-inclusive" option, I bought wine by the glass. They brought 3-liter bottles of drinking water to our room each day, and if you needed more, you could always ask for it. I personally really liked the beach. I'm not a great swimmer, so I prefer to just laze around and swim nearby. The water was very clean, and I didn't notice any rocks on the right side. I swam a bit to the right, without going into the big waves. My son went to the beach to the left of the reef, where he surfed with an instructor. The hotel's pool was fantastic. We gave cigarettes as tips to the guys by the pool and the room cleaners. The hotel had a great gym, a ball playing court, and a spa (I didn't go to the spa, but I saw that it was there). We brought plug adapters with us. There was one in the room, but we needed more because we had many gadgets to charge. There were some mosquitoes flying around, but not many. We used a fumigator in the socket, and it worked fine. On the days when we went on excursions, they provided us with packed lunch boxes. They contained an apple, a banana, a tangerine, a croissant, a muffin, 2 triangular sandwiches, juice, and a 0.5 liter bottle of water. It was enough for a snack. However, they asked us to order it by 5 PM the day before. We have no regrets about choosing this hotel; we really enjoyed our vacation.

We stayed here with our son from August 20, 2023 to August 28, 2023. We arrived during the rainy season, but there was hardly any rain. It only dripped a couple of times at night, otherwise it was mostly dry. We really liked the hotel! The rooms were a bit tired, but the bed linen was clean without any strange smells, and the towels were changed every day. They provided us with soap and toiletries (we gave small tips). They brought us a hairdryer upon request, which turned out to be in one of the drawers and we didn't notice. The food seemed very good to us, and we were satisfied with everything. We chose to have breakfast and dinner, skipping lunch. For lunch, we ate fruit in the heat, which we bought in town on a tuk-tuk ride. Our local guide, Chanaka, drove us around and also took us on excursions. The hotel doesn't serve mangoes, but we bought sweet mangoes and passion fruits in the city, which were inexpensive. The hotel served delicious papayas for breakfast and dinner, along with tasty desserts! For breakfast, we had our usual food: milk porridge for our child, omelettes/fried eggs, cereal with milk, sausages, salad, toast, and pastries. They also served bacon, beans, and traditional English omelettes. There was a lot of Asian food as well! The waitstaff brought juices, coffee, teas, and water. For dinner, there were always delicious shrimp, lamb/chicken meat, occasionally they baked a large fish, shish kebabs, and meatballs. And many other dishes. You certainly won't go hungry here. Since there was no "all-inclusive" option, I bought wine by the glass. They brought 3-liter bottles of drinking water to our room each day, and if you needed more, you could always ask for it. I personally really liked the beach. I'm not a great swimmer, so I prefer to just laze around and swim nearby. The water was very clean, and I didn't notice any rocks on the right side. I swam a bit to the right, without going into the big waves. My son went to the beach to the left of the reef, where he surfed with an instructor. The hotel's pool was fantastic. We gave cigarettes as tips to the guys by the pool and the room cleaners. The hotel had a great gym, a ball playing court, and a spa (I didn't go to the spa, but I saw that it was there). We brought plug adapters with us. There was one in the room, but we needed more because we had many gadgets to charge. There were some mosquitoes flying around, but not many. We used a fumigator in the socket, and it worked fine. On the days when we went on excursions, they provided us with packed lunch boxes. They contained an apple, a banana, a tangerine, a croissant, a muffin, 2 triangular sandwiches, juice, and a 0.5 liter bottle of water. It was enough for a snack. However, they asked us to order it by 5 PM the day before. We have no regrets about choosing this hotel; we really enjoyed our vacation.

We stayed here with our son from August 20, 2023 to August 28, 2023. We arrived during the rainy season, but there was hardly any rain. It only dripped a couple of times at night, otherwise it was mostly dry. We really liked the hotel! The rooms were a bit tired, but the bed linen was clean without any strange smells, and the towels were changed every day. They provided us with soap and toiletries (we gave small tips). They brought us a hairdryer upon request, which turned out to be in one of the drawers and we didn't notice. The food seemed very good to us, and we were satisfied with everything. We chose to have breakfast and dinner, skipping lunch. For lunch, we ate fruit in the heat, which we bought in town on a tuk-tuk ride. Our local guide, Chanaka, drove us around and also took us on excursions. The hotel doesn't serve mangoes, but we bought sweet mangoes and passion fruits in the city, which were inexpensive. The hotel served delicious papayas for breakfast and dinner, along with tasty desserts! For breakfast, we had our usual food: milk porridge for our child, omelettes/fried eggs, cereal with milk, sausages, salad, toast, and pastries. They also served bacon, beans, and traditional English omelettes. There was a lot of Asian food as well! The waitstaff brought juices, coffee, teas, and water. For dinner, there were always delicious shrimp, lamb/chicken meat, occasionally they baked a large fish, shish kebabs, and meatballs. And many other dishes. You certainly won't go hungry here. Since there was no "all-inclusive" option, I bought wine by the glass. They brought 3-liter bottles of drinking water to our room each day, and if you needed more, you could always ask for it. I personally really liked the beach. I'm not a great swimmer, so I prefer to just laze around and swim nearby. The water was very clean, and I didn't notice any rocks on the right side. I swam a bit to the right, without going into the big waves. My son went to the beach to the left of the reef, where he surfed with an instructor. The hotel's pool was fantastic. We gave cigarettes as tips to the guys by the pool and the room cleaners. The hotel had a great gym, a ball playing court, and a spa (I didn't go to the spa, but I saw that it was there). We brought plug adapters with us. There was one in the room, but we needed more because we had many gadgets to charge. There were some mosquitoes flying around, but not many. We used a fumigator in the socket, and it worked fine. On the days when we went on excursions, they provided us with packed lunch boxes. They contained an apple, a banana, a tangerine, a croissant, a muffin, 2 triangular sandwiches, juice, and a 0.5 liter bottle of water. It was enough for a snack. However, they asked us to order it by 5 PM the day before. We have no regrets about choosing this hotel; we really enjoyed our vacation.

We stayed here with our son from August 20, 2023 to August 28, 2023. We arrived during the rainy season, but there was hardly any rain. It only dripped a couple of times at night, otherwise it was mostly dry. We really liked the hotel! The rooms were a bit tired, but the bed linen was clean without any strange smells, and the towels were changed every day. They provided us with soap and toiletries (we gave small tips). They brought us a hairdryer upon request, which turned out to be in one of the drawers and we didn't notice. The food seemed very good to us, and we were satisfied with everything. We chose to have breakfast and dinner, skipping lunch. For lunch, we ate fruit in the heat, which we bought in town on a tuk-tuk ride. Our local guide, Chanaka, drove us around and also took us on excursions. The hotel doesn't serve mangoes, but we bought sweet mangoes and passion fruits in the city, which were inexpensive. The hotel served delicious papayas for breakfast and dinner, along with tasty desserts! For breakfast, we had our usual food: milk porridge for our child, omelettes/fried eggs, cereal with milk, sausages, salad, toast, and pastries. They also served bacon, beans, and traditional English omelettes. There was a lot of Asian food as well! The waitstaff brought juices, coffee, teas, and water. For dinner, there were always delicious shrimp, lamb/chicken meat, occasionally they baked a large fish, shish kebabs, and meatballs. And many other dishes. You certainly won't go hungry here. Since there was no "all-inclusive" option, I bought wine by the glass. They brought 3-liter bottles of drinking water to our room each day, and if you needed more, you could always ask for it. I personally really liked the beach. I'm not a great swimmer, so I prefer to just laze around and swim nearby. The water was very clean, and I didn't notice any rocks on the right side. I swam a bit to the right, without going into the big waves. My son went to the beach to the left of the reef, where he surfed with an instructor. The hotel's pool was fantastic. We gave cigarettes as tips to the guys by the pool and the room cleaners. The hotel had a great gym, a ball playing court, and a spa (I didn't go to the spa, but I saw that it was there). We brought plug adapters with us. There was one in the room, but we needed more because we had many gadgets to charge. There were some mosquitoes flying around, but not many. We used a fumigator in the socket, and it worked fine. On the days when we went on excursions, they provided us with packed lunch boxes. They contained an apple, a banana, a tangerine, a croissant, a muffin, 2 triangular sandwiches, juice, and a 0.5 liter bottle of water. It was enough for a snack. However, they asked us to order it by 5 PM the day before. We have no regrets about choosing this hotel; we really enjoyed our vacation.

We stayed here with our son from August 20, 2023 to August 28, 2023. We arrived during the rainy season, but there was hardly any rain. It only dripped a couple of times at night, otherwise it was mostly dry. We really liked the hotel! The rooms were a bit tired, but the bed linen was clean without any strange smells, and the towels were changed every day. They provided us with soap and toiletries (we gave small tips). They brought us a hairdryer upon request, which turned out to be in one of the drawers and we didn't notice. The food seemed very good to us, and we were satisfied with everything. We chose to have breakfast and dinner, skipping lunch. For lunch, we ate fruit in the heat, which we bought in town on a tuk-tuk ride. Our local guide, Chanaka, drove us around and also took us on excursions. The hotel doesn't serve mangoes, but we bought sweet mangoes and passion fruits in the city, which were inexpensive. The hotel served delicious papayas for breakfast and dinner, along with tasty desserts! For breakfast, we had our usual food: milk porridge for our child, omelettes/fried eggs, cereal with milk, sausages, salad, toast, and pastries. They also served bacon, beans, and traditional English omelettes. There was a lot of Asian food as well! The waitstaff brought juices, coffee, teas, and water. For dinner, there were always delicious shrimp, lamb/chicken meat, occasionally they baked a large fish, shish kebabs, and meatballs. And many other dishes. You certainly won't go hungry here. Since there was no "all-inclusive" option, I bought wine by the glass. They brought 3-liter bottles of drinking water to our room each day, and if you needed more, you could always ask for it. I personally really liked the beach. I'm not a great swimmer, so I prefer to just laze around and swim nearby. The water was very clean, and I didn't notice any rocks on the right side. I swam a bit to the right, without going into the big waves. My son went to the beach to the left of the reef, where he surfed with an instructor. The hotel's pool was fantastic. We gave cigarettes as tips to the guys by the pool and the room cleaners. The hotel had a great gym, a ball playing court, and a spa (I didn't go to the spa, but I saw that it was there). We brought plug adapters with us. There was one in the room, but we needed more because we had many gadgets to charge. There were some mosquitoes flying around, but not many. We used a fumigator in the socket, and it worked fine. On the days when we went on excursions, they provided us with packed lunch boxes. They contained an apple, a banana, a tangerine, a croissant, a muffin, 2 triangular sandwiches, juice, and a 0.5 liter bottle of water. It was enough for a snack. However, they asked us to order it by 5 PM the day before. We have no regrets about choosing this hotel; we really enjoyed our vacation.

We stayed here with our son from August 20, 2023 to August 28, 2023. We arrived during the rainy season, but there was hardly any rain. It only dripped a couple of times at night, otherwise it was mostly dry. We really liked the hotel! The rooms were a bit tired, but the bed linen was clean without any strange smells, and the towels were changed every day. They provided us with soap and toiletries (we gave small tips). They brought us a hairdryer upon request, which turned out to be in one of the drawers and we didn't notice. The food seemed very good to us, and we were satisfied with everything. We chose to have breakfast and dinner, skipping lunch. For lunch, we ate fruit in the heat, which we bought in town on a tuk-tuk ride. Our local guide, Chanaka, drove us around and also took us on excursions. The hotel doesn't serve mangoes, but we bought sweet mangoes and passion fruits in the city, which were inexpensive. The hotel served delicious papayas for breakfast and dinner, along with tasty desserts! For breakfast, we had our usual food: milk porridge for our child, omelettes/fried eggs, cereal with milk, sausages, salad, toast, and pastries. They also served bacon, beans, and traditional English omelettes. There was a lot of Asian food as well! The waitstaff brought juices, coffee, teas, and water. For dinner, there were always delicious shrimp, lamb/chicken meat, occasionally they baked a large fish, shish kebabs, and meatballs. And many other dishes. You certainly won't go hungry here. Since there was no "all-inclusive" option, I bought wine by the glass. They brought 3-liter bottles of drinking water to our room each day, and if you needed more, you could always ask for it. I personally really liked the beach. I'm not a great swimmer, so I prefer to just laze around and swim nearby. The water was very clean, and I didn't notice any rocks on the right side. I swam a bit to the right, without going into the big waves. My son went to the beach to the left of the reef, where he surfed with an instructor. The hotel's pool was fantastic. We gave cigarettes as tips to the guys by the pool and the room cleaners. The hotel had a great gym, a ball playing court, and a spa (I didn't go to the spa, but I saw that it was there). We brought plug adapters with us. There was one in the room, but we needed more because we had many gadgets to charge. There were some mosquitoes flying around, but not many. We used a fumigator in the socket, and it worked fine. On the days when we went on excursions, they provided us with packed lunch boxes. They contained an apple, a banana, a tangerine, a croissant, a muffin, 2 triangular sandwiches, juice, and a 0.5 liter bottle of water. It was enough for a snack. However, they asked us to order it by 5 PM the day before. We have no regrets about choosing this hotel; we really enjoyed our vacation.

We stayed here with our son from August 20, 2023 to August 28, 2023. We arrived during the rainy season, but there was hardly any rain. It only dripped a couple of times at night, otherwise it was mostly dry. We really liked the hotel! The rooms were a bit tired, but the bed linen was clean without any strange smells, and the towels were changed every day. They provided us with soap and toiletries (we gave small tips). They brought us a hairdryer upon request, which turned out to be in one of the drawers and we didn't notice. The food seemed very good to us, and we were satisfied with everything. We chose to have breakfast and dinner, skipping lunch. For lunch, we ate fruit in the heat, which we bought in town on a tuk-tuk ride. Our local guide, Chanaka, drove us around and also took us on excursions. The hotel doesn't serve mangoes, but we bought sweet mangoes and passion fruits in the city, which were inexpensive. The hotel served delicious papayas for breakfast and dinner, along with tasty desserts! For breakfast, we had our usual food: milk porridge for our child, omelettes/fried eggs, cereal with milk, sausages, salad, toast, and pastries. They also served bacon, beans, and traditional English omelettes. There was a lot of Asian food as well! The waitstaff brought juices, coffee, teas, and water. For dinner, there were always delicious shrimp, lamb/chicken meat, occasionally they baked a large fish, shish kebabs, and meatballs. And many other dishes. You certainly won't go hungry here. Since there was no "all-inclusive" option, I bought wine by the glass. They brought 3-liter bottles of drinking water to our room each day, and if you needed more, you could always ask for it. I personally really liked the beach. I'm not a great swimmer, so I prefer to just laze around and swim nearby. The water was very clean, and I didn't notice any rocks on the right side. I swam a bit to the right, without going into the big waves. My son went to the beach to the left of the reef, where he surfed with an instructor. The hotel's pool was fantastic. We gave cigarettes as tips to the guys by the pool and the room cleaners. The hotel had a great gym, a ball playing court, and a spa (I didn't go to the spa, but I saw that it was there). We brought plug adapters with us. There was one in the room, but we needed more because we had many gadgets to charge. There were some mosquitoes flying around, but not many. We used a fumigator in the socket, and it worked fine. On the days when we went on excursions, they provided us with packed lunch boxes. They contained an apple, a banana, a tangerine, a croissant, a muffin, 2 triangular sandwiches, juice, and a 0.5 liter bottle of water. It was enough for a snack. However, they asked us to order it by 5 PM the day before. We have no regrets about choosing this hotel; we really enjoyed our vacation.

We stayed here with our son from August 20, 2023 to August 28, 2023. We arrived during the rainy season, but there was hardly any rain. It only dripped a couple of times at night, otherwise it was mostly dry. We really liked the hotel! The rooms were a bit tired, but the bed linen was clean without any strange smells, and the towels were changed every day. They provided us with soap and toiletries (we gave small tips). They brought us a hairdryer upon request, which turned out to be in one of the drawers and we didn't notice. The food seemed very good to us, and we were satisfied with everything. We chose to have breakfast and dinner, skipping lunch. For lunch, we ate fruit in the heat, which we bought in town on a tuk-tuk ride. Our local guide, Chanaka, drove us around and also took us on excursions. The hotel doesn't serve mangoes, but we bought sweet mangoes and passion fruits in the city, which were inexpensive. The hotel served delicious papayas for breakfast and dinner, along with tasty desserts! For breakfast, we had our usual food: milk porridge for our child, omelettes/fried eggs, cereal with milk, sausages, salad, toast, and pastries. They also served bacon, beans, and traditional English omelettes. There was a lot of Asian food as well! The waitstaff brought juices, coffee, teas, and water. For dinner, there were always delicious shrimp, lamb/chicken meat, occasionally they baked a large fish, shish kebabs, and meatballs. And many other dishes. You certainly won't go hungry here. Since there was no "all-inclusive" option, I bought wine by the glass. They brought 3-liter bottles of drinking water to our room each day, and if you needed more, you could always ask for it. I personally really liked the beach. I'm not a great swimmer, so I prefer to just laze around and swim nearby. The water was very clean, and I didn't notice any rocks on the right side. I swam a bit to the right, without going into the big waves. My son went to the beach to the left of the reef, where he surfed with an instructor. The hotel's pool was fantastic. We gave cigarettes as tips to the guys by the pool and the room cleaners. The hotel had a great gym, a ball playing court, and a spa (I didn't go to the spa, but I saw that it was there). We brought plug adapters with us. There was one in the room, but we needed more because we had many gadgets to charge. There were some mosquitoes flying around, but not many. We used a fumigator in the socket, and it worked fine. On the days when we went on excursions, they provided us with packed lunch boxes. They contained an apple, a banana, a tangerine, a croissant, a muffin, 2 triangular sandwiches, juice, and a 0.5 liter bottle of water. It was enough for a snack. However, they asked us to order it by 5 PM the day before. We have no regrets about choosing this hotel; we really enjoyed our vacation.

We stayed here with our son from August 20, 2023 to August 28, 2023. We arrived during the rainy season, but there was hardly any rain. It only dripped a couple of times at night, otherwise it was mostly dry. We really liked the hotel! The rooms were a bit tired, but the bed linen was clean without any strange smells, and the towels were changed every day. They provided us with soap and toiletries (we gave small tips). They brought us a hairdryer upon request, which turned out to be in one of the drawers and we didn't notice. The food seemed very good to us, and we were satisfied with everything. We chose to have breakfast and dinner, skipping lunch. For lunch, we ate fruit in the heat, which we bought in town on a tuk-tuk ride. Our local guide, Chanaka, drove us around and also took us on excursions. The hotel doesn't serve mangoes, but we bought sweet mangoes and passion fruits in the city, which were inexpensive. The hotel served delicious papayas for breakfast and dinner, along with tasty desserts! For breakfast, we had our usual food: milk porridge for our child, omelettes/fried eggs, cereal with milk, sausages, salad, toast, and pastries. They also served bacon, beans, and traditional English omelettes. There was a lot of Asian food as well! The waitstaff brought juices, coffee, teas, and water. For dinner, there were always delicious shrimp, lamb/chicken meat, occasionally they baked a large fish, shish kebabs, and meatballs. And many other dishes. You certainly won't go hungry here. Since there was no "all-inclusive" option, I bought wine by the glass. They brought 3-liter bottles of drinking water to our room each day, and if you needed more, you could always ask for it. I personally really liked the beach. I'm not a great swimmer, so I prefer to just laze around and swim nearby. The water was very clean, and I didn't notice any rocks on the right side. I swam a bit to the right, without going into the big waves. My son went to the beach to the left of the reef, where he surfed with an instructor. The hotel's pool was fantastic. We gave cigarettes as tips to the guys by the pool and the room cleaners. The hotel had a great gym, a ball playing court, and a spa (I didn't go to the spa, but I saw that it was there). We brought plug adapters with us. There was one in the room, but we needed more because we had many gadgets to charge. There were some mosquitoes flying around, but not many. We used a fumigator in the socket, and it worked fine. On the days when we went on excursions, they provided us with packed lunch boxes. They contained an apple, a banana, a tangerine, a croissant, a muffin, 2 triangular sandwiches, juice, and a 0.5 liter bottle of water. It was enough for a snack. However, they asked us to order it by 5 PM the day before. We have no regrets about choosing this hotel; we really enjoyed our vacation.

Hello everyone! My husband and I stayed at this hotel from 08.09.23 to 15.09.23. Overall, the hotel is not bad, but I wouldn't recommend it to friends because: 1. The hotel is quite old, showing signs of wear and tear. 2. The food is okay, but not amazing. It was not always possible to find something tasty for lunch or dinner, and there were few fruits available (no mango, lychee, mangosteen, dragon fruit). 3. Alcohol is served in small portions - we asked for 2-3 glasses at the bar to avoid waiting for the waiter for an hour, but were refused. 4. There are no vases for flowers in the hotel - this was critical for us as we were celebrating an anniversary. 5. The staff is slow and inattentive (the room did not have a hairdryer, the number of towels decreased - initially there were 4, then 3, and finally 2, they forgot to bring the ordered alcohol, they mixed up the time of our check-out from the hotel). 6. We had an argument with the staff. 7. The beach is so-so - the left beach has a reef, which is convenient as there are no waves, but the water is murky. The right beach has rocks; my husband hit them a few times while swimming, but again, they were not visible due to the murky water. 8. There were no slippers and bathrobes in the room, and the shampoo and conditioner were 2-in-1. 9. The shelves were inconvenient, so we didn't unpack our suitcases. 10. Only one key is provided per room, which is inconvenient if there are 2 or more people. 11. For some reason, we were supposed to check out of the room at 6:40 am, not at 7:50 when our individual transfer was scheduled. And if we had booked a transfer for 1:00 pm, would we have been kicked out at 6:40 am as well? 12. We came to the reception with other guests to order breakfast for our tour, but we were refused because we arrived after 10 pm, even though cafe staff said we could come at any time, and the main restaurant was open until 10:30 pm. 13. The lighting in the room is average. 14. The refrigerator works poorly. Hotel pros: 1. Cool swimming pool. 2. There are chipmunks on the premises. 3. The alcohol is tasty and strong (unlike diluted drinks in Turkey). 4. On the beach, there are locals offering various services and speaking Russian. 5. The hotel has a decent territory. 6. Room cleaning is generally good. 7. Spacious balconies for a great evening sitting. 8. The rooms are spacious. 9. There is a snack bar where you can have a free snack between lunch and dinner if you have an all-inclusive package. Nevertheless, I would like to add that the main criterion for us when choosing a hotel was the beach and access to the ocean - and we were ultimately disappointed. The other shortcomings are not as significant since you can eat all-inclusive food in Turkey. And you can also get good service from Turks who know what they're doing. In the photos, you can see the view from our balcony, room 319, and the view from the terrace right next to our room. There is a bar there, but it was not open because it's currently off-season.

Hello everyone! My husband and I stayed at this hotel from 08.09.23 to 15.09.23. Overall, the hotel is not bad, but I wouldn't recommend it to friends because: 1. The hotel is quite old, showing signs of wear and tear. 2. The food is okay, but not amazing. It was not always possible to find something tasty for lunch or dinner, and there were few fruits available (no mango, lychee, mangosteen, dragon fruit). 3. Alcohol is served in small portions - we asked for 2-3 glasses at the bar to avoid waiting for the waiter for an hour, but were refused. 4. There are no vases for flowers in the hotel - this was critical for us as we were celebrating an anniversary. 5. The staff is slow and inattentive (the room did not have a hairdryer, the number of towels decreased - initially there were 4, then 3, and finally 2, they forgot to bring the ordered alcohol, they mixed up the time of our check-out from the hotel). 6. We had an argument with the staff. 7. The beach is so-so - the left beach has a reef, which is convenient as there are no waves, but the water is murky. The right beach has rocks; my husband hit them a few times while swimming, but again, they were not visible due to the murky water. 8. There were no slippers and bathrobes in the room, and the shampoo and conditioner were 2-in-1. 9. The shelves were inconvenient, so we didn't unpack our suitcases. 10. Only one key is provided per room, which is inconvenient if there are 2 or more people. 11. For some reason, we were supposed to check out of the room at 6:40 am, not at 7:50 when our individual transfer was scheduled. And if we had booked a transfer for 1:00 pm, would we have been kicked out at 6:40 am as well? 12. We came to the reception with other guests to order breakfast for our tour, but we were refused because we arrived after 10 pm, even though cafe staff said we could come at any time, and the main restaurant was open until 10:30 pm. 13. The lighting in the room is average. 14. The refrigerator works poorly. Hotel pros: 1. Cool swimming pool. 2. There are chipmunks on the premises. 3. The alcohol is tasty and strong (unlike diluted drinks in Turkey). 4. On the beach, there are locals offering various services and speaking Russian. 5. The hotel has a decent territory. 6. Room cleaning is generally good. 7. Spacious balconies for a great evening sitting. 8. The rooms are spacious. 9. There is a snack bar where you can have a free snack between lunch and dinner if you have an all-inclusive package. Nevertheless, I would like to add that the main criterion for us when choosing a hotel was the beach and access to the ocean - and we were ultimately disappointed. The other shortcomings are not as significant since you can eat all-inclusive food in Turkey. And you can also get good service from Turks who know what they're doing. In the photos, you can see the view from our balcony, room 319, and the view from the terrace right next to our room. There is a bar there, but it was not open because it's currently off-season.

Hello everyone! My husband and I stayed at this hotel from 08.09.23 to 15.09.23. Overall, the hotel is not bad, but I wouldn't recommend it to friends because: 1. The hotel is quite old, showing signs of wear and tear. 2. The food is okay, but not amazing. It was not always possible to find something tasty for lunch or dinner, and there were few fruits available (no mango, lychee, mangosteen, dragon fruit). 3. Alcohol is served in small portions - we asked for 2-3 glasses at the bar to avoid waiting for the waiter for an hour, but were refused. 4. There are no vases for flowers in the hotel - this was critical for us as we were celebrating an anniversary. 5. The staff is slow and inattentive (the room did not have a hairdryer, the number of towels decreased - initially there were 4, then 3, and finally 2, they forgot to bring the ordered alcohol, they mixed up the time of our check-out from the hotel). 6. We had an argument with the staff. 7. The beach is so-so - the left beach has a reef, which is convenient as there are no waves, but the water is murky. The right beach has rocks; my husband hit them a few times while swimming, but again, they were not visible due to the murky water. 8. There were no slippers and bathrobes in the room, and the shampoo and conditioner were 2-in-1. 9. The shelves were inconvenient, so we didn't unpack our suitcases. 10. Only one key is provided per room, which is inconvenient if there are 2 or more people. 11. For some reason, we were supposed to check out of the room at 6:40 am, not at 7:50 when our individual transfer was scheduled. And if we had booked a transfer for 1:00 pm, would we have been kicked out at 6:40 am as well? 12. We came to the reception with other guests to order breakfast for our tour, but we were refused because we arrived after 10 pm, even though cafe staff said we could come at any time, and the main restaurant was open until 10:30 pm. 13. The lighting in the room is average. 14. The refrigerator works poorly. Hotel pros: 1. Cool swimming pool. 2. There are chipmunks on the premises. 3. The alcohol is tasty and strong (unlike diluted drinks in Turkey). 4. On the beach, there are locals offering various services and speaking Russian. 5. The hotel has a decent territory. 6. Room cleaning is generally good. 7. Spacious balconies for a great evening sitting. 8. The rooms are spacious. 9. There is a snack bar where you can have a free snack between lunch and dinner if you have an all-inclusive package. Nevertheless, I would like to add that the main criterion for us when choosing a hotel was the beach and access to the ocean - and we were ultimately disappointed. The other shortcomings are not as significant since you can eat all-inclusive food in Turkey. And you can also get good service from Turks who know what they're doing. In the photos, you can see the view from our balcony, room 319, and the view from the terrace right next to our room. There is a bar there, but it was not open because it's currently off-season.

Hello everyone! My husband and I stayed at this hotel from 08.09.23 to 15.09.23. Overall, the hotel is not bad, but I wouldn't recommend it to friends because: 1. The hotel is quite old, showing signs of wear and tear. 2. The food is okay, but not amazing. It was not always possible to find something tasty for lunch or dinner, and there were few fruits available (no mango, lychee, mangosteen, dragon fruit). 3. Alcohol is served in small portions - we asked for 2-3 glasses at the bar to avoid waiting for the waiter for an hour, but were refused. 4. There are no vases for flowers in the hotel - this was critical for us as we were celebrating an anniversary. 5. The staff is slow and inattentive (the room did not have a hairdryer, the number of towels decreased - initially there were 4, then 3, and finally 2, they forgot to bring the ordered alcohol, they mixed up the time of our check-out from the hotel). 6. We had an argument with the staff. 7. The beach is so-so - the left beach has a reef, which is convenient as there are no waves, but the water is murky. The right beach has rocks; my husband hit them a few times while swimming, but again, they were not visible due to the murky water. 8. There were no slippers and bathrobes in the room, and the shampoo and conditioner were 2-in-1. 9. The shelves were inconvenient, so we didn't unpack our suitcases. 10. Only one key is provided per room, which is inconvenient if there are 2 or more people. 11. For some reason, we were supposed to check out of the room at 6:40 am, not at 7:50 when our individual transfer was scheduled. And if we had booked a transfer for 1:00 pm, would we have been kicked out at 6:40 am as well? 12. We came to the reception with other guests to order breakfast for our tour, but we were refused because we arrived after 10 pm, even though cafe staff said we could come at any time, and the main restaurant was open until 10:30 pm. 13. The lighting in the room is average. 14. The refrigerator works poorly. Hotel pros: 1. Cool swimming pool. 2. There are chipmunks on the premises. 3. The alcohol is tasty and strong (unlike diluted drinks in Turkey). 4. On the beach, there are locals offering various services and speaking Russian. 5. The hotel has a decent territory. 6. Room cleaning is generally good. 7. Spacious balconies for a great evening sitting. 8. The rooms are spacious. 9. There is a snack bar where you can have a free snack between lunch and dinner if you have an all-inclusive package. Nevertheless, I would like to add that the main criterion for us when choosing a hotel was the beach and access to the ocean - and we were ultimately disappointed. The other shortcomings are not as significant since you can eat all-inclusive food in Turkey. And you can also get good service from Turks who know what they're doing. In the photos, you can see the view from our balcony, room 319, and the view from the terrace right next to our room. There is a bar there, but it was not open because it's currently off-season.

Hello everyone! My husband and I stayed at this hotel from 08.09.23 to 15.09.23. Overall, the hotel is not bad, but I wouldn't recommend it to friends because: 1. The hotel is quite old, showing signs of wear and tear. 2. The food is okay, but not amazing. It was not always possible to find something tasty for lunch or dinner, and there were few fruits available (no mango, lychee, mangosteen, dragon fruit). 3. Alcohol is served in small portions - we asked for 2-3 glasses at the bar to avoid waiting for the waiter for an hour, but were refused. 4. There are no vases for flowers in the hotel - this was critical for us as we were celebrating an anniversary. 5. The staff is slow and inattentive (the room did not have a hairdryer, the number of towels decreased - initially there were 4, then 3, and finally 2, they forgot to bring the ordered alcohol, they mixed up the time of our check-out from the hotel). 6. We had an argument with the staff. 7. The beach is so-so - the left beach has a reef, which is convenient as there are no waves, but the water is murky. The right beach has rocks; my husband hit them a few times while swimming, but again, they were not visible due to the murky water. 8. There were no slippers and bathrobes in the room, and the shampoo and conditioner were 2-in-1. 9. The shelves were inconvenient, so we didn't unpack our suitcases. 10. Only one key is provided per room, which is inconvenient if there are 2 or more people. 11. For some reason, we were supposed to check out of the room at 6:40 am, not at 7:50 when our individual transfer was scheduled. And if we had booked a transfer for 1:00 pm, would we have been kicked out at 6:40 am as well? 12. We came to the reception with other guests to order breakfast for our tour, but we were refused because we arrived after 10 pm, even though cafe staff said we could come at any time, and the main restaurant was open until 10:30 pm. 13. The lighting in the room is average. 14. The refrigerator works poorly. Hotel pros: 1. Cool swimming pool. 2. There are chipmunks on the premises. 3. The alcohol is tasty and strong (unlike diluted drinks in Turkey). 4. On the beach, there are locals offering various services and speaking Russian. 5. The hotel has a decent territory. 6. Room cleaning is generally good. 7. Spacious balconies for a great evening sitting. 8. The rooms are spacious. 9. There is a snack bar where you can have a free snack between lunch and dinner if you have an all-inclusive package. Nevertheless, I would like to add that the main criterion for us when choosing a hotel was the beach and access to the ocean - and we were ultimately disappointed. The other shortcomings are not as significant since you can eat all-inclusive food in Turkey. And you can also get good service from Turks who know what they're doing. In the photos, you can see the view from our balcony, room 319, and the view from the terrace right next to our room. There is a bar there, but it was not open because it's currently off-season.

Hello everyone! My husband and I stayed at this hotel from 08.09.23 to 15.09.23. Overall, the hotel is not bad, but I wouldn't recommend it to friends because: 1. The hotel is quite old, showing signs of wear and tear. 2. The food is okay, but not amazing. It was not always possible to find something tasty for lunch or dinner, and there were few fruits available (no mango, lychee, mangosteen, dragon fruit). 3. Alcohol is served in small portions - we asked for 2-3 glasses at the bar to avoid waiting for the waiter for an hour, but were refused. 4. There are no vases for flowers in the hotel - this was critical for us as we were celebrating an anniversary. 5. The staff is slow and inattentive (the room did not have a hairdryer, the number of towels decreased - initially there were 4, then 3, and finally 2, they forgot to bring the ordered alcohol, they mixed up the time of our check-out from the hotel). 6. We had an argument with the staff. 7. The beach is so-so - the left beach has a reef, which is convenient as there are no waves, but the water is murky. The right beach has rocks; my husband hit them a few times while swimming, but again, they were not visible due to the murky water. 8. There were no slippers and bathrobes in the room, and the shampoo and conditioner were 2-in-1. 9. The shelves were inconvenient, so we didn't unpack our suitcases. 10. Only one key is provided per room, which is inconvenient if there are 2 or more people. 11. For some reason, we were supposed to check out of the room at 6:40 am, not at 7:50 when our individual transfer was scheduled. And if we had booked a transfer for 1:00 pm, would we have been kicked out at 6:40 am as well? 12. We came to the reception with other guests to order breakfast for our tour, but we were refused because we arrived after 10 pm, even though cafe staff said we could come at any time, and the main restaurant was open until 10:30 pm. 13. The lighting in the room is average. 14. The refrigerator works poorly. Hotel pros: 1. Cool swimming pool. 2. There are chipmunks on the premises. 3. The alcohol is tasty and strong (unlike diluted drinks in Turkey). 4. On the beach, there are locals offering various services and speaking Russian. 5. The hotel has a decent territory. 6. Room cleaning is generally good. 7. Spacious balconies for a great evening sitting. 8. The rooms are spacious. 9. There is a snack bar where you can have a free snack between lunch and dinner if you have an all-inclusive package. Nevertheless, I would like to add that the main criterion for us when choosing a hotel was the beach and access to the ocean - and we were ultimately disappointed. The other shortcomings are not as significant since you can eat all-inclusive food in Turkey. And you can also get good service from Turks who know what they're doing. In the photos, you can see the view from our balcony, room 319, and the view from the terrace right next to our room. There is a bar there, but it was not open because it's currently off-season.

Hello everyone! My husband and I stayed at this hotel from 08.09.23 to 15.09.23. Overall, the hotel is not bad, but I wouldn't recommend it to friends because: 1. The hotel is quite old, showing signs of wear and tear. 2. The food is okay, but not amazing. It was not always possible to find something tasty for lunch or dinner, and there were few fruits available (no mango, lychee, mangosteen, dragon fruit). 3. Alcohol is served in small portions - we asked for 2-3 glasses at the bar to avoid waiting for the waiter for an hour, but were refused. 4. There are no vases for flowers in the hotel - this was critical for us as we were celebrating an anniversary. 5. The staff is slow and inattentive (the room did not have a hairdryer, the number of towels decreased - initially there were 4, then 3, and finally 2, they forgot to bring the ordered alcohol, they mixed up the time of our check-out from the hotel). 6. We had an argument with the staff. 7. The beach is so-so - the left beach has a reef, which is convenient as there are no waves, but the water is murky. The right beach has rocks; my husband hit them a few times while swimming, but again, they were not visible due to the murky water. 8. There were no slippers and bathrobes in the room, and the shampoo and conditioner were 2-in-1. 9. The shelves were inconvenient, so we didn't unpack our suitcases. 10. Only one key is provided per room, which is inconvenient if there are 2 or more people. 11. For some reason, we were supposed to check out of the room at 6:40 am, not at 7:50 when our individual transfer was scheduled. And if we had booked a transfer for 1:00 pm, would we have been kicked out at 6:40 am as well? 12. We came to the reception with other guests to order breakfast for our tour, but we were refused because we arrived after 10 pm, even though cafe staff said we could come at any time, and the main restaurant was open until 10:30 pm. 13. The lighting in the room is average. 14. The refrigerator works poorly. Hotel pros: 1. Cool swimming pool. 2. There are chipmunks on the premises. 3. The alcohol is tasty and strong (unlike diluted drinks in Turkey). 4. On the beach, there are locals offering various services and speaking Russian. 5. The hotel has a decent territory. 6. Room cleaning is generally good. 7. Spacious balconies for a great evening sitting. 8. The rooms are spacious. 9. There is a snack bar where you can have a free snack between lunch and dinner if you have an all-inclusive package. Nevertheless, I would like to add that the main criterion for us when choosing a hotel was the beach and access to the ocean - and we were ultimately disappointed. The other shortcomings are not as significant since you can eat all-inclusive food in Turkey. And you can also get good service from Turks who know what they're doing. In the photos, you can see the view from our balcony, room 319, and the view from the terrace right next to our room. There is a bar there, but it was not open because it's currently off-season.

Hello everyone! My husband and I stayed at this hotel from 08.09.23 to 15.09.23. Overall, the hotel is not bad, but I wouldn't recommend it to friends because: 1. The hotel is quite old, showing signs of wear and tear. 2. The food is okay, but not amazing. It was not always possible to find something tasty for lunch or dinner, and there were few fruits available (no mango, lychee, mangosteen, dragon fruit). 3. Alcohol is served in small portions - we asked for 2-3 glasses at the bar to avoid waiting for the waiter for an hour, but were refused. 4. There are no vases for flowers in the hotel - this was critical for us as we were celebrating an anniversary. 5. The staff is slow and inattentive (the room did not have a hairdryer, the number of towels decreased - initially there were 4, then 3, and finally 2, they forgot to bring the ordered alcohol, they mixed up the time of our check-out from the hotel). 6. We had an argument with the staff. 7. The beach is so-so - the left beach has a reef, which is convenient as there are no waves, but the water is murky. The right beach has rocks; my husband hit them a few times while swimming, but again, they were not visible due to the murky water. 8. There were no slippers and bathrobes in the room, and the shampoo and conditioner were 2-in-1. 9. The shelves were inconvenient, so we didn't unpack our suitcases. 10. Only one key is provided per room, which is inconvenient if there are 2 or more people. 11. For some reason, we were supposed to check out of the room at 6:40 am, not at 7:50 when our individual transfer was scheduled. And if we had booked a transfer for 1:00 pm, would we have been kicked out at 6:40 am as well? 12. We came to the reception with other guests to order breakfast for our tour, but we were refused because we arrived after 10 pm, even though cafe staff said we could come at any time, and the main restaurant was open until 10:30 pm. 13. The lighting in the room is average. 14. The refrigerator works poorly. Hotel pros: 1. Cool swimming pool. 2. There are chipmunks on the premises. 3. The alcohol is tasty and strong (unlike diluted drinks in Turkey). 4. On the beach, there are locals offering various services and speaking Russian. 5. The hotel has a decent territory. 6. Room cleaning is generally good. 7. Spacious balconies for a great evening sitting. 8. The rooms are spacious. 9. There is a snack bar where you can have a free snack between lunch and dinner if you have an all-inclusive package. Nevertheless, I would like to add that the main criterion for us when choosing a hotel was the beach and access to the ocean - and we were ultimately disappointed. The other shortcomings are not as significant since you can eat all-inclusive food in Turkey. And you can also get good service from Turks who know what they're doing. In the photos, you can see the view from our balcony, room 319, and the view from the terrace right next to our room. There is a bar there, but it was not open because it's currently off-season.

Hello everyone! My husband and I stayed at this hotel from 08.09.23 to 15.09.23. Overall, the hotel is not bad, but I wouldn't recommend it to friends because: 1. The hotel is quite old, showing signs of wear and tear. 2. The food is okay, but not amazing. It was not always possible to find something tasty for lunch or dinner, and there were few fruits available (no mango, lychee, mangosteen, dragon fruit). 3. Alcohol is served in small portions - we asked for 2-3 glasses at the bar to avoid waiting for the waiter for an hour, but were refused. 4. There are no vases for flowers in the hotel - this was critical for us as we were celebrating an anniversary. 5. The staff is slow and inattentive (the room did not have a hairdryer, the number of towels decreased - initially there were 4, then 3, and finally 2, they forgot to bring the ordered alcohol, they mixed up the time of our check-out from the hotel). 6. We had an argument with the staff. 7. The beach is so-so - the left beach has a reef, which is convenient as there are no waves, but the water is murky. The right beach has rocks; my husband hit them a few times while swimming, but again, they were not visible due to the murky water. 8. There were no slippers and bathrobes in the room, and the shampoo and conditioner were 2-in-1. 9. The shelves were inconvenient, so we didn't unpack our suitcases. 10. Only one key is provided per room, which is inconvenient if there are 2 or more people. 11. For some reason, we were supposed to check out of the room at 6:40 am, not at 7:50 when our individual transfer was scheduled. And if we had booked a transfer for 1:00 pm, would we have been kicked out at 6:40 am as well? 12. We came to the reception with other guests to order breakfast for our tour, but we were refused because we arrived after 10 pm, even though cafe staff said we could come at any time, and the main restaurant was open until 10:30 pm. 13. The lighting in the room is average. 14. The refrigerator works poorly. Hotel pros: 1. Cool swimming pool. 2. There are chipmunks on the premises. 3. The alcohol is tasty and strong (unlike diluted drinks in Turkey). 4. On the beach, there are locals offering various services and speaking Russian. 5. The hotel has a decent territory. 6. Room cleaning is generally good. 7. Spacious balconies for a great evening sitting. 8. The rooms are spacious. 9. There is a snack bar where you can have a free snack between lunch and dinner if you have an all-inclusive package. Nevertheless, I would like to add that the main criterion for us when choosing a hotel was the beach and access to the ocean - and we were ultimately disappointed. The other shortcomings are not as significant since you can eat all-inclusive food in Turkey. And you can also get good service from Turks who know what they're doing. In the photos, you can see the view from our balcony, room 319, and the view from the terrace right next to our room. There is a bar there, but it was not open because it's currently off-season.

Hello everyone! My husband and I stayed at this hotel from 08.09.23 to 15.09.23. Overall, the hotel is not bad, but I wouldn't recommend it to friends because: 1. The hotel is quite old, showing signs of wear and tear. 2. The food is okay, but not amazing. It was not always possible to find something tasty for lunch or dinner, and there were few fruits available (no mango, lychee, mangosteen, dragon fruit). 3. Alcohol is served in small portions - we asked for 2-3 glasses at the bar to avoid waiting for the waiter for an hour, but were refused. 4. There are no vases for flowers in the hotel - this was critical for us as we were celebrating an anniversary. 5. The staff is slow and inattentive (the room did not have a hairdryer, the number of towels decreased - initially there were 4, then 3, and finally 2, they forgot to bring the ordered alcohol, they mixed up the time of our check-out from the hotel). 6. We had an argument with the staff. 7. The beach is so-so - the left beach has a reef, which is convenient as there are no waves, but the water is murky. The right beach has rocks; my husband hit them a few times while swimming, but again, they were not visible due to the murky water. 8. There were no slippers and bathrobes in the room, and the shampoo and conditioner were 2-in-1. 9. The shelves were inconvenient, so we didn't unpack our suitcases. 10. Only one key is provided per room, which is inconvenient if there are 2 or more people. 11. For some reason, we were supposed to check out of the room at 6:40 am, not at 7:50 when our individual transfer was scheduled. And if we had booked a transfer for 1:00 pm, would we have been kicked out at 6:40 am as well? 12. We came to the reception with other guests to order breakfast for our tour, but we were refused because we arrived after 10 pm, even though cafe staff said we could come at any time, and the main restaurant was open until 10:30 pm. 13. The lighting in the room is average. 14. The refrigerator works poorly. Hotel pros: 1. Cool swimming pool. 2. There are chipmunks on the premises. 3. The alcohol is tasty and strong (unlike diluted drinks in Turkey). 4. On the beach, there are locals offering various services and speaking Russian. 5. The hotel has a decent territory. 6. Room cleaning is generally good. 7. Spacious balconies for a great evening sitting. 8. The rooms are spacious. 9. There is a snack bar where you can have a free snack between lunch and dinner if you have an all-inclusive package. Nevertheless, I would like to add that the main criterion for us when choosing a hotel was the beach and access to the ocean - and we were ultimately disappointed. The other shortcomings are not as significant since you can eat all-inclusive food in Turkey. And you can also get good service from Turks who know what they're doing. In the photos, you can see the view from our balcony, room 319, and the view from the terrace right next to our room. There is a bar there, but it was not open because it's currently off-season.

Hello everyone! My husband and I stayed at this hotel from 08.09.23 to 15.09.23. Overall, the hotel is not bad, but I wouldn't recommend it to friends because: 1. The hotel is quite old, showing signs of wear and tear. 2. The food is okay, but not amazing. It was not always possible to find something tasty for lunch or dinner, and there were few fruits available (no mango, lychee, mangosteen, dragon fruit). 3. Alcohol is served in small portions - we asked for 2-3 glasses at the bar to avoid waiting for the waiter for an hour, but were refused. 4. There are no vases for flowers in the hotel - this was critical for us as we were celebrating an anniversary. 5. The staff is slow and inattentive (the room did not have a hairdryer, the number of towels decreased - initially there were 4, then 3, and finally 2, they forgot to bring the ordered alcohol, they mixed up the time of our check-out from the hotel). 6. We had an argument with the staff. 7. The beach is so-so - the left beach has a reef, which is convenient as there are no waves, but the water is murky. The right beach has rocks; my husband hit them a few times while swimming, but again, they were not visible due to the murky water. 8. There were no slippers and bathrobes in the room, and the shampoo and conditioner were 2-in-1. 9. The shelves were inconvenient, so we didn't unpack our suitcases. 10. Only one key is provided per room, which is inconvenient if there are 2 or more people. 11. For some reason, we were supposed to check out of the room at 6:40 am, not at 7:50 when our individual transfer was scheduled. And if we had booked a transfer for 1:00 pm, would we have been kicked out at 6:40 am as well? 12. We came to the reception with other guests to order breakfast for our tour, but we were refused because we arrived after 10 pm, even though cafe staff said we could come at any time, and the main restaurant was open until 10:30 pm. 13. The lighting in the room is average. 14. The refrigerator works poorly. Hotel pros: 1. Cool swimming pool. 2. There are chipmunks on the premises. 3. The alcohol is tasty and strong (unlike diluted drinks in Turkey). 4. On the beach, there are locals offering various services and speaking Russian. 5. The hotel has a decent territory. 6. Room cleaning is generally good. 7. Spacious balconies for a great evening sitting. 8. The rooms are spacious. 9. There is a snack bar where you can have a free snack between lunch and dinner if you have an all-inclusive package. Nevertheless, I would like to add that the main criterion for us when choosing a hotel was the beach and access to the ocean - and we were ultimately disappointed. The other shortcomings are not as significant since you can eat all-inclusive food in Turkey. And you can also get good service from Turks who know what they're doing. In the photos, you can see the view from our balcony, room 319, and the view from the terrace right next to our room. There is a bar there, but it was not open because it's currently off-season.

Hello everyone! My husband and I stayed at this hotel from 08.09.23 to 15.09.23. Overall, the hotel is not bad, but I wouldn't recommend it to friends because: 1. The hotel is quite old, showing signs of wear and tear. 2. The food is okay, but not amazing. It was not always possible to find something tasty for lunch or dinner, and there were few fruits available (no mango, lychee, mangosteen, dragon fruit). 3. Alcohol is served in small portions - we asked for 2-3 glasses at the bar to avoid waiting for the waiter for an hour, but were refused. 4. There are no vases for flowers in the hotel - this was critical for us as we were celebrating an anniversary. 5. The staff is slow and inattentive (the room did not have a hairdryer, the number of towels decreased - initially there were 4, then 3, and finally 2, they forgot to bring the ordered alcohol, they mixed up the time of our check-out from the hotel). 6. We had an argument with the staff. 7. The beach is so-so - the left beach has a reef, which is convenient as there are no waves, but the water is murky. The right beach has rocks; my husband hit them a few times while swimming, but again, they were not visible due to the murky water. 8. There were no slippers and bathrobes in the room, and the shampoo and conditioner were 2-in-1. 9. The shelves were inconvenient, so we didn't unpack our suitcases. 10. Only one key is provided per room, which is inconvenient if there are 2 or more people. 11. For some reason, we were supposed to check out of the room at 6:40 am, not at 7:50 when our individual transfer was scheduled. And if we had booked a transfer for 1:00 pm, would we have been kicked out at 6:40 am as well? 12. We came to the reception with other guests to order breakfast for our tour, but we were refused because we arrived after 10 pm, even though cafe staff said we could come at any time, and the main restaurant was open until 10:30 pm. 13. The lighting in the room is average. 14. The refrigerator works poorly. Hotel pros: 1. Cool swimming pool. 2. There are chipmunks on the premises. 3. The alcohol is tasty and strong (unlike diluted drinks in Turkey). 4. On the beach, there are locals offering various services and speaking Russian. 5. The hotel has a decent territory. 6. Room cleaning is generally good. 7. Spacious balconies for a great evening sitting. 8. The rooms are spacious. 9. There is a snack bar where you can have a free snack between lunch and dinner if you have an all-inclusive package. Nevertheless, I would like to add that the main criterion for us when choosing a hotel was the beach and access to the ocean - and we were ultimately disappointed. The other shortcomings are not as significant since you can eat all-inclusive food in Turkey. And you can also get good service from Turks who know what they're doing. In the photos, you can see the view from our balcony, room 319, and the view from the terrace right next to our room. There is a bar there, but it was not open because it's currently off-season.

Hello everyone! My husband and I stayed at this hotel from 08.09.23 to 15.09.23. Overall, the hotel is not bad, but I wouldn't recommend it to friends because: 1. The hotel is quite old, showing signs of wear and tear. 2. The food is okay, but not amazing. It was not always possible to find something tasty for lunch or dinner, and there were few fruits available (no mango, lychee, mangosteen, dragon fruit). 3. Alcohol is served in small portions - we asked for 2-3 glasses at the bar to avoid waiting for the waiter for an hour, but were refused. 4. There are no vases for flowers in the hotel - this was critical for us as we were celebrating an anniversary. 5. The staff is slow and inattentive (the room did not have a hairdryer, the number of towels decreased - initially there were 4, then 3, and finally 2, they forgot to bring the ordered alcohol, they mixed up the time of our check-out from the hotel). 6. We had an argument with the staff. 7. The beach is so-so - the left beach has a reef, which is convenient as there are no waves, but the water is murky. The right beach has rocks; my husband hit them a few times while swimming, but again, they were not visible due to the murky water. 8. There were no slippers and bathrobes in the room, and the shampoo and conditioner were 2-in-1. 9. The shelves were inconvenient, so we didn't unpack our suitcases. 10. Only one key is provided per room, which is inconvenient if there are 2 or more people. 11. For some reason, we were supposed to check out of the room at 6:40 am, not at 7:50 when our individual transfer was scheduled. And if we had booked a transfer for 1:00 pm, would we have been kicked out at 6:40 am as well? 12. We came to the reception with other guests to order breakfast for our tour, but we were refused because we arrived after 10 pm, even though cafe staff said we could come at any time, and the main restaurant was open until 10:30 pm. 13. The lighting in the room is average. 14. The refrigerator works poorly. Hotel pros: 1. Cool swimming pool. 2. There are chipmunks on the premises. 3. The alcohol is tasty and strong (unlike diluted drinks in Turkey). 4. On the beach, there are locals offering various services and speaking Russian. 5. The hotel has a decent territory. 6. Room cleaning is generally good. 7. Spacious balconies for a great evening sitting. 8. The rooms are spacious. 9. There is a snack bar where you can have a free snack between lunch and dinner if you have an all-inclusive package. Nevertheless, I would like to add that the main criterion for us when choosing a hotel was the beach and access to the ocean - and we were ultimately disappointed. The other shortcomings are not as significant since you can eat all-inclusive food in Turkey. And you can also get good service from Turks who know what they're doing. In the photos, you can see the view from our balcony, room 319, and the view from the terrace right next to our room. There is a bar there, but it was not open because it's currently off-season.

Hello everyone! My husband and I stayed at this hotel from 08.09.23 to 15.09.23. Overall, the hotel is not bad, but I wouldn't recommend it to friends because: 1. The hotel is quite old, showing signs of wear and tear. 2. The food is okay, but not amazing. It was not always possible to find something tasty for lunch or dinner, and there were few fruits available (no mango, lychee, mangosteen, dragon fruit). 3. Alcohol is served in small portions - we asked for 2-3 glasses at the bar to avoid waiting for the waiter for an hour, but were refused. 4. There are no vases for flowers in the hotel - this was critical for us as we were celebrating an anniversary. 5. The staff is slow and inattentive (the room did not have a hairdryer, the number of towels decreased - initially there were 4, then 3, and finally 2, they forgot to bring the ordered alcohol, they mixed up the time of our check-out from the hotel). 6. We had an argument with the staff. 7. The beach is so-so - the left beach has a reef, which is convenient as there are no waves, but the water is murky. The right beach has rocks; my husband hit them a few times while swimming, but again, they were not visible due to the murky water. 8. There were no slippers and bathrobes in the room, and the shampoo and conditioner were 2-in-1. 9. The shelves were inconvenient, so we didn't unpack our suitcases. 10. Only one key is provided per room, which is inconvenient if there are 2 or more people. 11. For some reason, we were supposed to check out of the room at 6:40 am, not at 7:50 when our individual transfer was scheduled. And if we had booked a transfer for 1:00 pm, would we have been kicked out at 6:40 am as well? 12. We came to the reception with other guests to order breakfast for our tour, but we were refused because we arrived after 10 pm, even though cafe staff said we could come at any time, and the main restaurant was open until 10:30 pm. 13. The lighting in the room is average. 14. The refrigerator works poorly. Hotel pros: 1. Cool swimming pool. 2. There are chipmunks on the premises. 3. The alcohol is tasty and strong (unlike diluted drinks in Turkey). 4. On the beach, there are locals offering various services and speaking Russian. 5. The hotel has a decent territory. 6. Room cleaning is generally good. 7. Spacious balconies for a great evening sitting. 8. The rooms are spacious. 9. There is a snack bar where you can have a free snack between lunch and dinner if you have an all-inclusive package. Nevertheless, I would like to add that the main criterion for us when choosing a hotel was the beach and access to the ocean - and we were ultimately disappointed. The other shortcomings are not as significant since you can eat all-inclusive food in Turkey. And you can also get good service from Turks who know what they're doing. In the photos, you can see the view from our balcony, room 319, and the view from the terrace right next to our room. There is a bar there, but it was not open because it's currently off-season.

Hello everyone! My husband and I stayed at this hotel from 08.09.23 to 15.09.23. Overall, the hotel is not bad, but I wouldn't recommend it to friends because: 1. The hotel is quite old, showing signs of wear and tear. 2. The food is okay, but not amazing. It was not always possible to find something tasty for lunch or dinner, and there were few fruits available (no mango, lychee, mangosteen, dragon fruit). 3. Alcohol is served in small portions - we asked for 2-3 glasses at the bar to avoid waiting for the waiter for an hour, but were refused. 4. There are no vases for flowers in the hotel - this was critical for us as we were celebrating an anniversary. 5. The staff is slow and inattentive (the room did not have a hairdryer, the number of towels decreased - initially there were 4, then 3, and finally 2, they forgot to bring the ordered alcohol, they mixed up the time of our check-out from the hotel). 6. We had an argument with the staff. 7. The beach is so-so - the left beach has a reef, which is convenient as there are no waves, but the water is murky. The right beach has rocks; my husband hit them a few times while swimming, but again, they were not visible due to the murky water. 8. There were no slippers and bathrobes in the room, and the shampoo and conditioner were 2-in-1. 9. The shelves were inconvenient, so we didn't unpack our suitcases. 10. Only one key is provided per room, which is inconvenient if there are 2 or more people. 11. For some reason, we were supposed to check out of the room at 6:40 am, not at 7:50 when our individual transfer was scheduled. And if we had booked a transfer for 1:00 pm, would we have been kicked out at 6:40 am as well? 12. We came to the reception with other guests to order breakfast for our tour, but we were refused because we arrived after 10 pm, even though cafe staff said we could come at any time, and the main restaurant was open until 10:30 pm. 13. The lighting in the room is average. 14. The refrigerator works poorly. Hotel pros: 1. Cool swimming pool. 2. There are chipmunks on the premises. 3. The alcohol is tasty and strong (unlike diluted drinks in Turkey). 4. On the beach, there are locals offering various services and speaking Russian. 5. The hotel has a decent territory. 6. Room cleaning is generally good. 7. Spacious balconies for a great evening sitting. 8. The rooms are spacious. 9. There is a snack bar where you can have a free snack between lunch and dinner if you have an all-inclusive package. Nevertheless, I would like to add that the main criterion for us when choosing a hotel was the beach and access to the ocean - and we were ultimately disappointed. The other shortcomings are not as significant since you can eat all-inclusive food in Turkey. And you can also get good service from Turks who know what they're doing. In the photos, you can see the view from our balcony, room 319, and the view from the terrace right next to our room. There is a bar there, but it was not open because it's currently off-season.

Hello everyone! My husband and I stayed at this hotel from 08.09.23 to 15.09.23. Overall, the hotel is not bad, but I wouldn't recommend it to friends because: 1. The hotel is quite old, showing signs of wear and tear. 2. The food is okay, but not amazing. It was not always possible to find something tasty for lunch or dinner, and there were few fruits available (no mango, lychee, mangosteen, dragon fruit). 3. Alcohol is served in small portions - we asked for 2-3 glasses at the bar to avoid waiting for the waiter for an hour, but were refused. 4. There are no vases for flowers in the hotel - this was critical for us as we were celebrating an anniversary. 5. The staff is slow and inattentive (the room did not have a hairdryer, the number of towels decreased - initially there were 4, then 3, and finally 2, they forgot to bring the ordered alcohol, they mixed up the time of our check-out from the hotel). 6. We had an argument with the staff. 7. The beach is so-so - the left beach has a reef, which is convenient as there are no waves, but the water is murky. The right beach has rocks; my husband hit them a few times while swimming, but again, they were not visible due to the murky water. 8. There were no slippers and bathrobes in the room, and the shampoo and conditioner were 2-in-1. 9. The shelves were inconvenient, so we didn't unpack our suitcases. 10. Only one key is provided per room, which is inconvenient if there are 2 or more people. 11. For some reason, we were supposed to check out of the room at 6:40 am, not at 7:50 when our individual transfer was scheduled. And if we had booked a transfer for 1:00 pm, would we have been kicked out at 6:40 am as well? 12. We came to the reception with other guests to order breakfast for our tour, but we were refused because we arrived after 10 pm, even though cafe staff said we could come at any time, and the main restaurant was open until 10:30 pm. 13. The lighting in the room is average. 14. The refrigerator works poorly. Hotel pros: 1. Cool swimming pool. 2. There are chipmunks on the premises. 3. The alcohol is tasty and strong (unlike diluted drinks in Turkey). 4. On the beach, there are locals offering various services and speaking Russian. 5. The hotel has a decent territory. 6. Room cleaning is generally good. 7. Spacious balconies for a great evening sitting. 8. The rooms are spacious. 9. There is a snack bar where you can have a free snack between lunch and dinner if you have an all-inclusive package. Nevertheless, I would like to add that the main criterion for us when choosing a hotel was the beach and access to the ocean - and we were ultimately disappointed. The other shortcomings are not as significant since you can eat all-inclusive food in Turkey. And you can also get good service from Turks who know what they're doing. In the photos, you can see the view from our balcony, room 319, and the view from the terrace right next to our room. There is a bar there, but it was not open because it's currently off-season.

Hello everyone! My husband and I stayed at this hotel from 08.09.23 to 15.09.23. Overall, the hotel is not bad, but I wouldn't recommend it to friends because: 1. The hotel is quite old, showing signs of wear and tear. 2. The food is okay, but not amazing. It was not always possible to find something tasty for lunch or dinner, and there were few fruits available (no mango, lychee, mangosteen, dragon fruit). 3. Alcohol is served in small portions - we asked for 2-3 glasses at the bar to avoid waiting for the waiter for an hour, but were refused. 4. There are no vases for flowers in the hotel - this was critical for us as we were celebrating an anniversary. 5. The staff is slow and inattentive (the room did not have a hairdryer, the number of towels decreased - initially there were 4, then 3, and finally 2, they forgot to bring the ordered alcohol, they mixed up the time of our check-out from the hotel). 6. We had an argument with the staff. 7. The beach is so-so - the left beach has a reef, which is convenient as there are no waves, but the water is murky. The right beach has rocks; my husband hit them a few times while swimming, but again, they were not visible due to the murky water. 8. There were no slippers and bathrobes in the room, and the shampoo and conditioner were 2-in-1. 9. The shelves were inconvenient, so we didn't unpack our suitcases. 10. Only one key is provided per room, which is inconvenient if there are 2 or more people. 11. For some reason, we were supposed to check out of the room at 6:40 am, not at 7:50 when our individual transfer was scheduled. And if we had booked a transfer for 1:00 pm, would we have been kicked out at 6:40 am as well? 12. We came to the reception with other guests to order breakfast for our tour, but we were refused because we arrived after 10 pm, even though cafe staff said we could come at any time, and the main restaurant was open until 10:30 pm. 13. The lighting in the room is average. 14. The refrigerator works poorly. Hotel pros: 1. Cool swimming pool. 2. There are chipmunks on the premises. 3. The alcohol is tasty and strong (unlike diluted drinks in Turkey). 4. On the beach, there are locals offering various services and speaking Russian. 5. The hotel has a decent territory. 6. Room cleaning is generally good. 7. Spacious balconies for a great evening sitting. 8. The rooms are spacious. 9. There is a snack bar where you can have a free snack between lunch and dinner if you have an all-inclusive package. Nevertheless, I would like to add that the main criterion for us when choosing a hotel was the beach and access to the ocean - and we were ultimately disappointed. The other shortcomings are not as significant since you can eat all-inclusive food in Turkey. And you can also get good service from Turks who know what they're doing. In the photos, you can see the view from our balcony, room 319, and the view from the terrace right next to our room. There is a bar there, but it was not open because it's currently off-season.

Hello everyone! My husband and I stayed at this hotel from 08.09.23 to 15.09.23. Overall, the hotel is not bad, but I wouldn't recommend it to friends because: 1. The hotel is quite old, showing signs of wear and tear. 2. The food is okay, but not amazing. It was not always possible to find something tasty for lunch or dinner, and there were few fruits available (no mango, lychee, mangosteen, dragon fruit). 3. Alcohol is served in small portions - we asked for 2-3 glasses at the bar to avoid waiting for the waiter for an hour, but were refused. 4. There are no vases for flowers in the hotel - this was critical for us as we were celebrating an anniversary. 5. The staff is slow and inattentive (the room did not have a hairdryer, the number of towels decreased - initially there were 4, then 3, and finally 2, they forgot to bring the ordered alcohol, they mixed up the time of our check-out from the hotel). 6. We had an argument with the staff. 7. The beach is so-so - the left beach has a reef, which is convenient as there are no waves, but the water is murky. The right beach has rocks; my husband hit them a few times while swimming, but again, they were not visible due to the murky water. 8. There were no slippers and bathrobes in the room, and the shampoo and conditioner were 2-in-1. 9. The shelves were inconvenient, so we didn't unpack our suitcases. 10. Only one key is provided per room, which is inconvenient if there are 2 or more people. 11. For some reason, we were supposed to check out of the room at 6:40 am, not at 7:50 when our individual transfer was scheduled. And if we had booked a transfer for 1:00 pm, would we have been kicked out at 6:40 am as well? 12. We came to the reception with other guests to order breakfast for our tour, but we were refused because we arrived after 10 pm, even though cafe staff said we could come at any time, and the main restaurant was open until 10:30 pm. 13. The lighting in the room is average. 14. The refrigerator works poorly. Hotel pros: 1. Cool swimming pool. 2. There are chipmunks on the premises. 3. The alcohol is tasty and strong (unlike diluted drinks in Turkey). 4. On the beach, there are locals offering various services and speaking Russian. 5. The hotel has a decent territory. 6. Room cleaning is generally good. 7. Spacious balconies for a great evening sitting. 8. The rooms are spacious. 9. There is a snack bar where you can have a free snack between lunch and dinner if you have an all-inclusive package. Nevertheless, I would like to add that the main criterion for us when choosing a hotel was the beach and access to the ocean - and we were ultimately disappointed. The other shortcomings are not as significant since you can eat all-inclusive food in Turkey. And you can also get good service from Turks who know what they're doing. In the photos, you can see the view from our balcony, room 319, and the view from the terrace right next to our room. There is a bar there, but it was not open because it's currently off-season.

Hello everyone! My husband and I stayed at this hotel from 08.09.23 to 15.09.23. Overall, the hotel is not bad, but I wouldn't recommend it to friends because: 1. The hotel is quite old, showing signs of wear and tear. 2. The food is okay, but not amazing. It was not always possible to find something tasty for lunch or dinner, and there were few fruits available (no mango, lychee, mangosteen, dragon fruit). 3. Alcohol is served in small portions - we asked for 2-3 glasses at the bar to avoid waiting for the waiter for an hour, but were refused. 4. There are no vases for flowers in the hotel - this was critical for us as we were celebrating an anniversary. 5. The staff is slow and inattentive (the room did not have a hairdryer, the number of towels decreased - initially there were 4, then 3, and finally 2, they forgot to bring the ordered alcohol, they mixed up the time of our check-out from the hotel). 6. We had an argument with the staff. 7. The beach is so-so - the left beach has a reef, which is convenient as there are no waves, but the water is murky. The right beach has rocks; my husband hit them a few times while swimming, but again, they were not visible due to the murky water. 8. There were no slippers and bathrobes in the room, and the shampoo and conditioner were 2-in-1. 9. The shelves were inconvenient, so we didn't unpack our suitcases. 10. Only one key is provided per room, which is inconvenient if there are 2 or more people. 11. For some reason, we were supposed to check out of the room at 6:40 am, not at 7:50 when our individual transfer was scheduled. And if we had booked a transfer for 1:00 pm, would we have been kicked out at 6:40 am as well? 12. We came to the reception with other guests to order breakfast for our tour, but we were refused because we arrived after 10 pm, even though cafe staff said we could come at any time, and the main restaurant was open until 10:30 pm. 13. The lighting in the room is average. 14. The refrigerator works poorly. Hotel pros: 1. Cool swimming pool. 2. There are chipmunks on the premises. 3. The alcohol is tasty and strong (unlike diluted drinks in Turkey). 4. On the beach, there are locals offering various services and speaking Russian. 5. The hotel has a decent territory. 6. Room cleaning is generally good. 7. Spacious balconies for a great evening sitting. 8. The rooms are spacious. 9. There is a snack bar where you can have a free snack between lunch and dinner if you have an all-inclusive package. Nevertheless, I would like to add that the main criterion for us when choosing a hotel was the beach and access to the ocean - and we were ultimately disappointed. The other shortcomings are not as significant since you can eat all-inclusive food in Turkey. And you can also get good service from Turks who know what they're doing. In the photos, you can see the view from our balcony, room 319, and the view from the terrace right next to our room. There is a bar there, but it was not open because it's currently off-season.