Royal G Max

We are staying in this hotel for 3 days, me, my husband and a child of almost three years. First of all around 3 am we were woken up by someone who was trying to open our door for these half an hour, (obviously without success) these people had loud music and stayed outside for a while. I complained to the reception that we were scared, they told me that the customers who checked in had the wrong room so they were trying to enter ours or they were drunk. In the meantime we had a bad night. We have the all inclusive but even here there is a lot to complain about because if you get a macchiato at the bar near the reception you have to pay for it. Or if you want an ice cream you pay for it. Being 5 months pregnant I book a message that offers the hotel as "PREGNANT MASSAGE". I book the massage, pay for it in advance, show up for the appointment and they tell me it's not possible because they don't have air conditioning. They ask me if I want to do it in the corridor in front of the entrance to the spa where lots of people pass by. Obviously I refuse and I take my money back. A massage is to relax and not to stay in a corridor annoyed by people passing by. We booked a room for 3 people (paid like that), we were given a very small room without a bed for the child so we had to go to the reception twice to ask for at least a baby bed for our son, it was brought to us at 11pm. In short, I would never come back here again!

I was travelling with a tour group. The hotel is right by the sea, there are comfortable loungers and parasols. It was a bit annoying that work was still being done on the beach to the right and left of the hotel, which is not the hotel's fault. The rooms are clean, beds with good mattresses, 2 pillow thicknesses to choose from, bathrobes and slippers. In the morning there was a delicious, extensive breakfast buffet, Mustafa always provided us with coffee straight away, great service. The evening buffet consisted of around 15 different starters, various pasta, rice, many different vegetables, meat, fish, there was something for everyone and it was delicious. You had to walk around the dessert buffet twice to see what was on display there. One thing that was a bit annoying was that a cleaner was often walking around with a broom during the meal, cleaning the room. The staff who cleared the plates and cutlery should be taught by the hotel how to clear them and not to pile everything on top of each other. Certainly easy to implement. Outside on the terrace the music was extremely loud and competed with the equally loud music from the other hotels. However, when we asked, the music was usually turned down.

I'll start with the positives: location by the beach, nice interior design (although there is not a single picture on the wall in the entire hotel), good food - a lot of it, although monotonous. Negatives: very loud music (concert sound system) attacks you every day with only Albanian music, until your ears hurt, sometimes until midnight. Sometimes the cacophony from three different sources - the pool, the beach bar, the neighboring hotel - forced us to escape from the hotel in a rented car. A real nightmare. All-inclusive customers are treated like third-rate. Apart from children's entertainment (twice a week), the hotel did not offer any entertainment for all-inclusive tourists. Quite the opposite, when it organized a performance, mostly vocal, it asked us to go to the other tables, because the priority was given to guests who paid for drinks. The only bar for all inclusive was tiny at the back exit to the pool where there was practically nothing except for the horrible Albanian fakes that were impossible to swallow. 3 alcohols - whiskey was their moonshine, gin was a cloudy liquid that tasted like the real thing, and vodka that you could drink with Sprite. The most interesting thing is that the alcohols were served from bottles, e.g. Chivas or Gordon's, Smirnov - so you don't even know what they're serving. The only good drink was red wine from a tap that you have to pour into a plastic cup for dinner - a nightmare. The restaurant, apart from glass, does not have small spoons - if you want yogurt, eat it with a fork and only in the dining room. You are not allowed to go outside with your food. The medium-sized pool does not have an outdoor shower - so bathing in sweat is unacceptable. In general, the hotel is large (although our room was 16 m2 and had three couches), the number of guests does not fit in the pool and the fenced hotel beach resembles a can of densely packed sardines. The fight for the towels for the sunbeds lasts from the early morning hours. In summary, I do not recommend it, unless someone likes hustle and bustle, noise, and cramped conditions. We will never go back there.