“Deaf Ravers”

Approached along a wide alley behind a petrol (gas) station doesn't make for a grand entrance. Our room was comfortable and clean with TV and ensuite shower room. Travelling with RSD, we were staying on HB terms. Breakfast and Evening Meal buffets provided a wide selection of good international... Mais

Approached along a wide alley behind a petrol (gas) station doesn't make for a grand entrance. Our room was comfortable and clean with TV and ensuite shower room. Travelling with RSD, we were staying on HB terms. Breakfast and Evening Meal buffets provided a wide selection of good international and local food, with a notable exception of the bread. Once I was luck enough to catch fresh bread coming out of the kitchen. Otherwise, what's left was covered with a cloth and left out until the next meal and if still not finished it was left until the meal after that and it gets *very* stale, so much so that I couldn't bite into it. One morning the restaurant background noise was a gentle hubbub of guests' conversations until the usual "background" music was switched on. The restaurant music is too loud to permit "normal" conversation and I found it quite irritating but that was nothing compared to the swimming pool. We tried to use the pool but couldn't stay there more than a minute or two because deafening rave music was constantly played at a volume which we found painful to our ears. There's also a high metal gantry bridge from the pool area over a wide road leading to the beach, provided guests have a head for heights. In my view, it's disappointing that what could have been a pleasant stay was marred by relatively minor issues which could so easily be resolved.

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