Hipotels Dunas Aparthotel

The pool was small and had no deep end which our older kids found frustrating. The food at the snack bar was awful, frozen pizza’s like cardboard. We ate there only once. There is some entertainment but we did not feel they advertised it very well so be sure to ask. There is a games room but this too is not advertised.

Very old furniture that, after so many years, has its own specific smell.

A bit of a walk to the town but thats ok, decor was a bit dated for what you pay for a bit old fashioned, fridge needed fixing on arrival, we had a ground floor apt so next to gardens and hedging so not good for mossy bites, not worth the money

Nothing

The beds were very poor in the bedroom – they slid around the room, felt unstable, and weren’t level, making it feel like you might roll off to one side. It’s as if you’re sleeping on a temporary folding bed. They also creaked loudly whenever you moved. The air conditioning on the highest fan setting it’s quite noisy – but at least it does its job. The room overall is very outdated and in need of renovation, except for the kitchenette, which is well-equipped and relatively modern. However, in the first room I was given for the night, the kitchen table was detached from the wall. It’s a simple issue to fix, but it reflects the hotel’s overall lack of attention to detail and maintenance. The bathroom has also been renovated in comparison with the bedroom and living area, but it already shows noticeable wear in places. The bath towel had holes in it. A small issue, but it says a lot about the overall quality of the hotel. Sound insulation is poor in the room. From early morning, you can hear children in the corridors and hotel staff going about their work. Around the pool, space is limited – the sunbeds are packed tightly together, with very little room to move. It gets quite loud around the pool during the day. And one more thing – the town where the hotel is located has a Turkish resort vibe, with lots of hotels, loud music, and tasteless evening shows. It's not the peaceful resort Google describes (though of course, that's not the hotel's fault).