Nearly perfect.

Nearly perfect.

How to get there: we (7 people) were driven directly to the hotel by a minibus.
It was totally enjoyable. The journey took about 1 hour.

The complex: manageable, very well maintained. The rooms are located in three-story houses.
Small shops give the impression of a little world of their own.

The rooms: we had a family room with a separate children's room, a double room for the grandparents and a double room with single occupancy for the uncle. All rooms (except children's room) have a sea view and are very spacious. Always clean.
Personally, I found the glass door (matt) in the toilet not very well thought out.
Small signs of wear in the room were there, but a hotel is alive and it was absolutely within the framework.
There was a little surprise as a welcome and departure.
We arrived around half past eleven at night and we were given a delicious snack in our room. Very nice.
The star deduction, among other things, because the minibar was never filled. Initially there were 2 0.5l bottles of water for four people.

The food: the buffet is seemingly endless ... every day there are new topics without the familiar disappearing.
Once there was street food in the meadow.
Extra lowered buffet for children that they can reach themselves.
The quality and selection is very good.
There is a lot for vegetarians, vegans and gluten-free foods.
Unfortunately, this is also a minus point here, because I have often seen something empty and it stayed that way for a while.
But if you speak to the staff, they'll take care of it immediately.
In addition, I absolutely did not like the fact that even in the evening men came to eat in pants that went up to above the knee and open shoes.
Even barefoot at lunchtime and in swimwear.
An absolute plus that they are all all inclusive and you don't have to keep saying that.

Beach and pool: the hotel was probably fully booked at the beginning of June. Nevertheless, there are countless free loungers and plenty of space to relax on the beach.
It's a bit tighter at the children's pool.
But if you have children you don't really need a lounger ...

Staff: Unfortunately, while eating and drinking, I often ran into someone who couldn't speak either German or English. That was a bit of a hassle and you had something other than ordered two or three times.
However, almost all of them are very polite and courteous. At least when you face them that way.
I watched it for a while and noticed that the staff often avoid eye contact because a lot of the guests are just like that.
They walk past you and don't even say hello, for example. Not all of them, of course. We also had really nice contact, but in no other hotel I noticed that so much.

Program: I can't say much about that. Our children were still too young for the club (2 and 4). Or. they didn't want to go there and since we were only there for 8 days, we wanted to spend the time together. Too small in the sense of "not interested in it". You can leave your children there for care very early. I believe from 4 weeks.
But the children's disco every 2nd evening and the daily visit from the mascot Roby on the dance floor were highlights that they are totally enthusiastic about.
For adults there are baths, saunas, massages, fitness studio etc. during the day and various small events in the evening.
You can find out more on the website.

Surroundings: Side costs 8 by taxi or takes about 30 minutes on foot across the beach.
Nice city, with many ancient ruins, small bars and traders. Worth a visit.
Unfortunately we haven't been anywhere else.

All in all, I can say that it was probably not the last time we went to a Robinson Club on vacation.
Unfortunately, one notices the missing star a bit. But especially with the guests.