Adams Beach Hotel Deluxe Wing - Adults Only

Of the advantages of the hotel, I note only three: - the cleanest sea (beach) - quite spacious room - well-equipped common areas (lobby of the main building, restaurants, bars).

Unfortunately, there are much more minuses and they do not correspond to the level of a 5 * hotel at all. We lived in deluxe wing for adults. Why it is so called, we didn't understand - except that at breakfast and in the hotel itself there were no children. 1. The “deluxe wing for adults” - beach is in no way separated from the beach of the main hotel building and the children's water slides and children's pool, there were also families with children on the beach itself. Service on the beach is generally on the verge of fiction. More precisely - it is absent as a class. Neither the waiters nor the beach workers, we haven't noticed for 6 days in the hotel. Sun beds are dirty in the sand. Drinks and food can be “gotten” and delivered to your sun ded only by yourself from the beach bar. And on the beach drinks are given in disposable (plastic) cups. This is a shame and does not pull on 5 *. 2. Food I'll start with breakfast. Worst breakfast in our life we've not seen. Everything is bad. And the range, and quality. Everything will become clear to you if I say that the juice for breakfast is packaged, and sparkling wine (there was no champagne at all, and prosecco was brought in such that it felt like it had been open all night) for an additional fee. I'll not be more common. Just the breakfast is very bad. There is nothing to choose from, but what is of poor quality. Decided once to have dinner at a beach restaurant and there was an embarrassment. The Greek salad was made from sluggish, weathered vegetables. The chicken roll was also spoiled by a huge amount of cheese and butter outside and completely dry inside. Advice to the hotel - change the chef and attitude to guests. 3. Cleaning in the room. Was good only onсу - the first day after arrival. After each subsequent cleaning on the floor in the hall under the feet felt the sand.