We booked this hotel as it had a high TripAdvisor rating and was fairly reasonable on price. We wanted near the beach, adequate sleeping arrangements for us and our teenage son plus a nice pool and peaceful surroundings. Our findings were a little mixed. On arrival it was chaos at check-in, no staff were organising where the arrivals stood and it was a bit of a free-for-all when it came to 'who's next?'. As we were travelling with our son, I'd paid for a room upgrade so that we could have two separate rooms - I'd also requested a room with a balcony and a sea view. The room was a disappointment - nothing like the photos shared on the Jet2 website through which we had booked. Our sons room had the 'balcony' - two doors opening up onto a railing and a slither of ocean to feast your eyes upon. Barely any furniture - a wide sofa and drinks station, nothing else. Our room was two single beds with a stairwell view. We resigned ourselves to it as we aimed not to be in the rooms much beyond sleeping. The food has been excellent - plenty for everyone and a range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic are available all day at the various pool bars and restaurant. The views are stunning and the weather has been exceptional. The swimming pools are pretty average and absolutely freezing! The main pool, near to reception, spent most of the week an unappetising green colour - to be avoided if you know anything about pool chemical balance (if you know what I mean). This was in stark contrast to the pool nearest to the restaurant which people seemed to enjoy the most. Probably the most disappointing aspect of our stay is that the October half term coincides with a Yoga Retreat - if I had known this, I wouldn't have booked. The level of entitlement cannot be underestimated. Hundreds of Yogis descend upon the pool area, beach and restaurant simultaneously, causing a bit of a traffic issue. Barged out of the way in the buffet areas, pushed away from the pool area so that they can put out their mats (completely obstructing access to the baby pool for anyone for little ones), I likened their 'invasion' to that of the irritating wasps that also inhabited the restaurant area near the bins. The infringement on these areas could've been easily controlled with strategically placed sunloungers or chairs to barrier off the areas they needed. On our final morning, upon finishing our breakfast, a few of the yogis spotted we had almost finished and stood, breathing down our necks, waiting for our table. We wanted to take our time but felt pressured to leave. This is not to mention that they carry their mats everywhere with them - including placing them on clean cutlery at their tables in the restaurant - then leaving and other unsuspecting guests then using their knife and fork after them not realising it has remnants of the patio, that everyone walks across, on them. In all fairness, we flagged this to the staff and they said they would cascade this to the group to ensure it doesn