Palm Hills Resort

The air conditioning was adequate, but still freezing. However, the remote control didn't work when I tried to lower the temperature. My child was cold in the middle of the night, and there wasn't enough blanket to cover them. No front desk staff could provide an extra blanket. The bathroom water was inconsistent, sometimes hot and sometimes cold. There was fungus growing in the room. Was it due to humidity? There was animal feces next to the pool, and it hadn't been cleaned in two days. I accidentally stepped on it while walking around. There was also adult animal feces on the main road near the front desk. The hygiene was terrible. There weren't enough hotel staff, so only the large pool was open for swimming. The water quality was poor, and I started to itch after a short dip. The adjacent pool had no water and was filled with garbage. At night, the hotel's lighting was off-season to save on electricity costs. It wasn't as fancy as the photos show, so don't expect too much. The staff told me it was a 5-minute walk to the public beach, but it was actually over 10 minutes. Calling a taxi wasn't cost-effective. Nearby restaurants were either closed or not operating, which wasn't as expected. The information needs to provide accurate information, such as whether many restaurants are open during peak season. I understand the price is low, but basic hygiene is lacking. If you're looking for quiet and simple living, this hotel is a good value, but I wouldn't recommend it during the off-season. The staff also privately asked to scan a QR code on her phone, and when asked why, they refused to explain, which is suspicious.

Great place, very convenient. Everything is nearby. There is a swimming pool, breakfasts, 10-15 minutes walk to the sea. There are restaurants and cafes along the way, massage and spa. The territory is all green. We booked for 5 nights, and in the end we decided to stay for another 13 nights.