Little love

Would have liked included internet , couldn’t work out how to operate the cooking hob .

This is unquestionably a place to simply park your head at night, to take advantage of the location and nothing more, great for parents with a young kid to sleep in the bunk above. A table available to position next to bed at bedtime would have been ideal (I used one of the 3 plastic dining chairs); very spare, not designed for anyone who isn't prepared to eat out, which was more of a challenge for me, given I was there off-season, but there's a decent restaurant, LB21 I think it's called, 10 minutes' walk north along the promenade, and my dog was permitted on the terrace. I was surprised that there was no hand soap in the bathroom, which is a very inexpensive and important feature to offer in my book, and no hand towels (nice soft bath towels though)—no toiletries of any kind but there is a hair dryer. Floor is concrete so bring slippers, if you need to! And there was no bedside light, or any way to turn off the overhead lights from bed; the only switch is next to the exterior door, out of reach. I was glad I had my iPhone torch to find my way to bed. But again, probably ideal for someone who wants to use it just for a place to sleep during high season. There's a mokia pot and a coffee pod machine (no coffee pods supplied), a few plates, cutlery and glasses (I had to stand on a chair to reach the glasses), but no bowls for cereal, e.g. Again, a place to park, essentially, to enjoy the beach.