Adria Palace Hotel & SPA

Hotellet var egentlig ok pænt, vedligeholdt og rent. Personalet var stort set ligeglade med gæsterne, og maden var ganske enkelt forfærdelig, vi prøvede morgenbuffetten få gange, men spiste ellers ude i byen.

Ingen informasjon om taxi eller bus service. Staff virket uinteressert Eneste plus var stranden

A nice, clean, and stylish hotel that gives the impression at first glance that everything is under control. I choose my hotels based on having a view with a balcony, plus fitness/pool facilities. When I asked for access to the fitness area, I was told it costs 15 euros/day. I was puzzled because this wasn't stated anywhere when I booked it. I pointed out that it should be mentioned, since other hotels specifically note this in their descriptions. I was told it's because fitness isn't included. It's also not mentioned on Hotels.com, and there's no option to add it, so I assumed it was included. This is misleading advertising and practice. The staff were friendly and accommodating, but they seemed more like a bunch of students who didn't know much about anything. The breakfast was poorly assembled, boring, and lacking. I had to go into town myself to buy my own breakfast. The fitness/SPA area was in perfect condition with professional equipment. On the last night, two school classes from North Macedonia arrived. They partied with a DJ and all that comes with it. At 4:20 AM, I was woken up by a young guy who started in English and began questioning me about who I was and whether I'd been having sex. I hung up on him, and went to reception at 7 AM because I trusted that customer safety and security would be important to the hotel, and therefore they'd have a system logging all phone calls in the building. They didn't. So hotel guests can freely harass each other here.

Je recommande cet établissement, par contre gros point négatif le petit déjeuner n’est vraiment pas bon et pas de choix..

Excellent