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"staff didn’t help with anything, wasn’t even given water, room was very dirty there was bugs, food was horrible i got food poisoning, the lockers to leave ur luggage’s don’t work but they take money, terrible view not worth the money, worst hotel i have ever been in."

"Very friendly staff "

"Beautiful place, fantastic service!"

"The pool area is small. Breakfast full ten points"

"Breakfast was fresh and a large selection of choices. "

"lovely view and clean room. "

"Staff are helpful and polite when you ask for anything. Extremely busy here, queue for over 10 minutes to enter the restaurant. Close to beach and shops. Pool is rammed. Rhodes old town is well worth the visit and the old town behind the walls. Very, very noisy. If you want/ need 6 hours sleep or more then this really isn't the place for you, it's impossible to stay asleep it's the hotel that never sleeps. Don't usually get to sleep before 2am due to people coming back from the bar and continuing the party in their rooms re-arranging all the furniture then it starts at 7am again. That was our biggest issue, lack of sleep. No air con is difficult and sleep with doors open, I know it seems pretty standard for hotels not to have air con in April, it was very difficult with the noise outside to sleep also. "

"All good"

"This is a really beautiful, spotlessly clean hotel with a wonderful pool. Our room was upgraded and was huge, with lovely views of the pool and the sea. We had booked bed and breakfast but had intended to eat dinner in the hotel too. Unfortunately this proved to be tricky. I am dairy intolerant and whilst the buffet was clearly labelled, the labelling used 2 different systems and it was time consuming and stressful to find options I could eat. The poolside restaurant we tried had a lovely location but again limited options for me. Staff ensured I could eat the meal provided but it seemed like less thought had gone into the guest experience for those with food allergies or intolerances. For example there were around 25 different breakfast pastries, including 3 or 4 which were gluten free but non which were dairy free. A simpler way of communicating allergy information to staff and a little more thought about guest experience for this could improve things hugely, e.g an allergy card to put on the table so you don’t end up having to constantly re explain. In the end, we ate out in Rhodes as restaurants provided a much less complex experience. There were enough breakfast options to eat but limited variety for me. "