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"great view, excellent gym, nice pool"

"Very clean room. Amenities are more than enough for our stay Check in and check out were very smooth Authentic, delicious and generous breakfast Very attentive host It was a great stay "

"Very nice place "

"Spacious and convenient "

" Quiet facing the Mediterranean Sea"

"Breakfast was very healthy, staff very friendly of course , did not change their behaviour or kindness for the whole 21 days of our stay Highly recommended "

"Amazing place and great service highly recommend "

" "Truly one of the best hotel experiences I've had. Exceptionally clean, efficient check-in and check-out, and unbeatable convenience—just a short, easy walk to the restaurant nestled inside the souk. Everything was seamless and enjoyable. Highly recommend!" "

"We stayed at this property for 10 days and was offered the room in the village and was in walking distance to the beach and salt water pool. The room that we were initially placed in was very spacious with a loungeroom and contained sandstone feature walls and ceilings which were not sealed and bits of sandstone was falling everywhere including on the bed, floor and on the lounge. After informing the property manager (Rola) about this, she was happy to move us to the room next door. This also had feature walls and ceilings but there was not one over the bed however the dust was still falling from the ceiling but not as bad as the other room. We received breakfast in our room every morning at whatever time we nominated which consisted of boiled eggs, labneh, cucumber sticks, olives, bread rolls and manoush. This was very filling and kept us full for most of the day. Room was very spacious with a loungeroom and TV, room was cleaned every day with fresh towels, bottled water replenished daily, a fridge and coffee machine in the room. Rola was very friendly and happy to attend promptly to anything we needed and asked for. I would recommend this property however the only thing I was disappointed with was the falling bits of sandstone from the ceiling. They need to fix this problem."