Green hotel for a relaxing holiday

This is probably one of the most lush, blooming hotels I’ve ever encountered along the coast. Pine trees, citrus trees, numerous types of flowers and palms, beautiful paths, flowerbeds, birds, dragonflies—an absolute delight for nature lovers.

Opened in 1988, With a Single Renovation in 2018

Since then, the hotel has only undergone cosmetic touch-ups. Keep in mind that it’s a “classic” property—no ultra-modern interiors—showing some wear from time and the sea breeze, but it has a cozy vibe, like a beloved grandmother’s summer cottage.

Room Options

The hotel offers swim-up rooms leading directly to the pool. Unlike many hotels, children are allowed in these rooms (it’s not adults-only).

There is a separate large adults-only pool (16+).

Bougainvillea Restaurant is available for an extra fee (except for Lake House villa guests, for whom it’s included).

Guests staying in Lake House villas enjoy special perks:

Beach towels in the room

Bathrobes and slippers

Turn-down service

Drinks, fruit, and cold towels delivered to sun loungers

Flooring

Laminate/parquet/ceramic tile — no carpets.

Dining

The cuisine is very diverse, there’s an in-house patisserie, and the coffee quality is excellent.

Beach

Sandy beach, with a good entry into the sea. There is also a pier.

Wi-Fi

Free of charge, available throughout the property and in the rooms.

Overall Impression

I personally liked the hotel, but if guests are seeking modern rooms and facilities, they might be disappointed by the occasional cracked wall.