The hotel wasn't too big, and the rooms were exactly what was needed for a holiday where you wanted to be outside all day - a/c didn't work on day 1, but was fixed within 30 minutes of highlighting the issue.
The guests were mostly Russian and German, although most staff spoke a little English. The all inclusive offering was plentiful, with a delicious spread of continental meat / fish and salads at every meal. The desserts were varied and tasty, with fruit options in addition to the sweet treats.
The drink selection was mostly wine (local but reasonable), beer (Tuborg), vodka (Smirnoff) and gin (Gordons). We had no problem with what was on offer, although it was a hard cut off at 10pm.
The pool was clean and not too crowded, there was no issue getting a sun lounger on any day we were there, and whilst the beach loungers were busier, we found that going after lunch was quieter and we were able to find what we wanted (Me shade and Him sunshine) the beach is pebbly rather than sandy - and best tackled with shoes - especially on the way out of the sea!
The town is pretty, and has all the tourist shops and bars you need if not wanting to travel further - with all the 'designer' brands available. The beach is only 5 minutes walk from the hotel.
We experienced the Turkish Hamman on our last day, which is an interesting experience, and the basic €15 bath is fun to try.
