The renovated hotel is focused on Europeans

The hotel reopened in April 2024 after a full renovation. Rooms and common areas are updated, everything looks new and pleasant. In the past, the hotel belonged to the Barut chain.

The grounds have also been refreshed. Compared to competitors, the hotel is less green, but this year many new plants and trees were added. Everything looks neat, with spaces for walking and quiet relaxation. The hotel is divided into family areas and 16+ adults-only zones.

All rooms are renovated. We chose the Sea View Penthouse Family Suite with Terrace Jacuzzi — the largest room category in the hotel at 87 m², and in my opinion, the best. Two rooms, a beautiful terrace with jacuzzi and sea view, and a cozy relaxation area. It comes with a coffee machine, minibar items, a bottle of wine and a welcome set from the hotel. There is also an iron and ironing board, brand new. A pleasant bonus of this category: free reservation of a beach pavilion. Another option is the Sea View Penthouse Adults Suite with Terrace Jacuzzi — 77 m² without a separating door like in the Family Suite (I filmed the Adults Suite, our Family Suite is only in photos).
The minimum size of other room categories is 38–40 m². For those who want full privacy in the bathroom, pay attention to the layout: the shower cabin is not transparent, but there are no additional doors when exiting the shower. There are also Swim Up rooms with pool access directly from the terrace.

The main restaurant is divided into separate areas: a family zone with a kids’ buffet, a general zone for everyone, and a 16+ adults-only zone. Nobody disturbs each other. The selection is not huge but varied: tasty fish, even pork, excellent pastries and pizza. Fruits include watermelon, strawberries, and melon. Themed dinners highlight different cuisines. A la carte restaurants are available with prior reservation, except for the beach restaurant Ocean, where lunch can be enjoyed without booking. There are two coffee shops offering chocolate and desserts to suit all tastes. In the lobby, there’s even a café-shop where you can buy almost everything around you.

The property has 5 pools, including one with a jacuzzi and a dedicated family area with a children’s pool (35 cm deep) with sunshades.

The beach is wide and spacious. Sunbeds are well-spaced, umbrellas are set up on request, and towels are unlimited. The sea entry is sandy and gradual, with some small pebbles. No pier. There is a beach snack bar with mainly fast food, and a restaurant nearby with à la carte lunch options. Pavilions for rent are located in two zones near the beach and in the green area. During our stay, prices were €90 and €110. Don’t expect extra service there — it’s more about enjoying comfort and privacy.

The kids’ club requires advance booking via the hotel app. Unfortunately, we didn’t manage to visit it, so I can’t rate. Outside of it, there are children’s playgrounds, chess, and a trampoline.

The main clientele is European, mostly of mature age. Staff speak mostly English and German.