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Everything! The hotel, the rooms, the pool, the staff!

It’s surrounded with an amazing nature.

I loved everything about this quaint stylish hotel. The room is so beautifully appointed. Beautiful sheets. The breakfast was magnificent and just had a heart of gold. I love staying in a small town full of history and with lots of local people. Yet the bus stop is a 10 min walk away…and the bus service to the rest of the island is well serviced. Son bou beach is a 15 min bus trip. Restaurant and cafes are plentiful. Also supermarkets and fruit/veg stores. This hotel is a must stay.

We loved the breakfast, I would describe it as continental. Plenty of choice of cereal, bread, meat and cheese. I particularly Liked the granola and the yoghurt was absolutely delicious. We had a double bed which was super comfy and large. He room was small.but very clean. If we had any issues they were sorted out quickly and efficiently by the staff. Family run and they cared about you having a good stay. Air-conditioning was quiet and effective . We had a lovely stay.

Everything was really wonderfull. 5 stars are not enough . I will give 50 if it could be possible. Great comunication with the host! Thank you!!!!

The place was very clean. It has a lot of appliances in the kitchen. The air conditioning works perfectly. The view of the apartment is incredible! Beautiful sunset! The moonlight on the sea is stunning!

It was quiet and quaint and peaceful. Just what we needed for 48 hours

This resort is designed for families with small children, and for that it's great. I would not recommend it for any other demographic. There are two beautiful pools (open from 8 am to 8 pm), one for kids, and one for parents with kids. The pools are for playing, although I suppose someone who gets there at 8 am would be able to swim laps without getting bonked by a large unicorn inflatable toy. The meals are served buffet style. While the food isn't up to Club Med standards (for example), it's perfectly good and there were a few nice surprises. In any case, kids will find plenty to eat. We were on half-pension, which meant breakfast & dinner. That was plenty of food, really. One day we were allowed to trade dinner for lunch, and that wasn't a problem. No drinks (except tap water) are included for lunch and dinner. Coffee (real espresso available), tea, juices, and bottled water (both regular and sparkling) are included with breakfast. And there's a huge machine that squeezes fresh orange juice (breakfast only). The rooms are not luxurious but are functional, clean, and comfortable, and our room (a typical family room, I think) had a bedroom for two and a living-room with a sofa / trundle bed. We have only one child, but a second child wouldn't have been a problem. There was also a tiny but useful kitchenette, complete with plates, sink, mini-fridge and cookware. The wifi is included...and mediocre. Even though our daughter is shy, she enjoyed spending a few hours each day at the mini-club. The staff were all very friendly and engaged. In fact, I would say that about everyone who works there: friendly, helpful people. The waiters in the restaurant, the people at reception, and the concierges. The concierges helped us to organize our excursions. The one we spoke to the most (Judit), was from a nearby town and had lots of good suggestions. The after-dinner shows were fun--and again, pretty much aimed at kids.