To be improved
The villa doesn't justify the cost; it should be significantly cheaper. Due to numerous inconveniences, it should be priced much lower. We had limited time to choose a hotel and made a hasty decision. Subsequently, we found apartments with similar pricing and sleeping capacity but far superior amenities. These included air conditioning, a dishwasher, clean utensils, a bright and stylish ambiance, white bedding, and pristine towels—unfortunately lacking in the villa.
The villa is excessively stuffy throughout, and even with open windows, there is inadequate ventilation. We were offered a fan, but in the heat, it was insufficient and did not replace an air conditioner. We visited in late November, with an outdoor temperature of 26-27 degrees Celsius. The indoor temperature was equally high, making it unbearable to stay or sleep comfortably.
The villa lacked basic necessities for a comfortable stay. Only two bath towels were provided, and they were black. Firstly, there weren't enough towels for the pool and sun loungers. Secondly, black shower towels are disrespectful to guests, indicating a lack of concern for the cleanliness and upkeep of these towels. After using these towels, black lint remained on the body. The host provided two additional towels with the fan, but they smelled musty. There was no separate foot towel in the bathroom. Dust was present on the sink and bathtub, suggesting either inadequate cleaning or the property being vacant for an extended period. Beds lacked duvet covers, and instead, simple sheets were provided. It felt more like a hostel or dormitory than a villa costing £160 per night. Power outlets were inconveniently located far from the beds, making it challenging to charge phones at night. Mattresses were quite firm, though this was tolerable for us, accustomed to sleeping on a firm mattress. The kitchen had only one socket for several appliances, requiring us to unplug one device to use another.
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