Staff, staff, staff! So kind, welcoming, and always available to help. What a difference it makes. Can’t praise them enough. Property super clean. Absolutely great value.

The staff was very friendly and took care of us. Additionaly, the breakfest was fresh and delicious. We felt very comfortable and our stay was excellent.

Best thing about the hotel was the customer service. Everyone that worked there was very kind and friendly

The staff were amazing .. nothing was to much trouble . A lovely place to stay with your family . Rooms very comfortable.

We should have hired a car because location was too far out from town if you gave little people . Ok if you like a walk however busy roads

We only stayed overnight. The location is close to the old town of Gallipoli. The rooms are simple and clean. Good option for one night , I would not recommend for a longer stay . Breakfast ok. Nice, welcoming stuff. Convenient parking.

The location is hard to find in a strange, industrial area. The rooms have no windows only glass doors, which is problematic if you want fresh air in your room. Breakfast and coffee could be better

Very beautiful, top.

The host was excellent. The breakfast buffet was outstanding. It was a little oasis in the middle of a developing area of Gallipoli.

Just have to make sure you check in during the time the staff is there.

The beds were comfortable. The room was spacious and stylishly decorated. The shower was large and spacious. The shower gel and shampoo appeared to be if a good quality. Swimming pool and garden was lovely. The hotel is a short drive or cycle ride away from a beautiful beach. Breakfast was great We had to leave early so the manager arranged for the breakfast lady to come in early for us. This was extremely kind. The manager and the breakfast assistant are both delightful and very helpful. The hotel is a bit like an Oasis it quiet and peaceful and lush with lots of places to sit and relax outside.

The bedside lamp did not work. Whilst we were staying in the room it rained heavily and the rain flooded under the door. Also there was a kettle in the room but no tea or coffee to drink or milk and sugar available. There was an area by the door whether the plaster had popped and was coming away from the wall.