Nice food and restaurant, a bit on the pricey side for the room which was clean, but basic.A good place if you want a good sleep, and a nice meal, but not somewhere to stay for more than a night or two.
Added on 28/06/2008 23:42:14 by Claire

This is a relaxed getaway for the sun worshipping budgeted traveller. All inclusive food and drink is included in the price and although the food can get a little simlar throughout the week, it still is rather tasty. The first room we were given was a bit of a let down and only had 2 single beds and the apartment looked outdated to what is advertised on the website. But one little word with our rep and we were transported to a modern, spacious flat overlooking a swimming pool. Staff are all welcoming although good English is some times a problem. With a pool situated around every corner and plenty of trees and greenery surrounding all pools made for a very enjoyable and (sometimes needed) shady atmosphere. There is also a number of supermarkets and pharmacies within the complex making everything easily within walking distance. I would defiantly consider going back to this resort
Added on 26/06/2008 15:54:00 by Jeff Thinkleburn

This is a popular hotel resort on the package circuit for those visiting Australia - and Northern Australia in particular. It has lovely bungalow style rooms all set in tropical foliage - there are great deep water lagoons to cool off and rejuvenate after a long haul flight and the restaurant and buffet breakfast is exceptional. It also makes a great base to explore the Great Barrier Reef.
Added on 26/06/2008 13:48:00 by Susanna B

This is an excellent hotel in the centre of Rotterdam -conveniently located close to all local amenities. Rooms are large and luxurious, with good sized bathrooms. Well worth the extra for a great spot. Breakfasts are great too.
Added on by Bill

We have just had the best Holiday we have had for some years, although they are all good. The Radisson Hotel, (a favourite wherever we travel,57 countries now), was truly 5*. The facilities, food, suites etc, are excellent. The staff and locals are so friendly, courteous & helpful. To cap it all, swimming & snorkelling in the Red Sea amid so many different fish...Wow!!! We recommend it to all.
Added on 18/04/2008 00:57:40 by Oldroyd

Yes, we also visited in April. The breakfast was the worst I have ever had to almost endure, cheap orange, cheep coffee, old bread. Toilet so small that not possible to sit on it. First night, no heating, no hot water. Very very bad. Do any of you out there, remember ski hotels forty years ago, well this is it. The only good thing about it was the place was clean.
Added on 15/04/2008 15:39:26 by Eddi Jackson

A ski holiday booked through Crystal. It is the other "Faulty Towers". The two guys in charge are so unwelcoming. The breakfast was poor and the rooms are tiny with paper thin walls. Although advertised as serving free afternoon tea we had to ask for it and not even a hot chocolate allowed for a 12yr old. Extremely disappointing, don't go there! Rating nil!
Added on 10/04/2008 16:26:39 by Liz Millar

We visited this hotel at Easter time 2008. We were very satisfied. Rooms were clean and fresh and the drawing rooms had many games and TV. Owners were very kind and helpful. Location is very good! Thank you, Gillian and Craig!
Added on 06/04/2008 14:03:19 by Family Trip

Not having had a villa holiday before, we thought we would try booking one privately through the internet. We were a little dubious at first, but found the owners very helpful. All we did was book our flights. Everything else including car hire & airport transfers was taken care of for us by the villa owners. I can honestly say that it is the best holiday we have had. North Cyprus is so friendly & welcoming. There was a huge choice of good quality restaurants including several in Ozankoy. We visited Salamis with its amphitheatre & ruins. Then on up the '”panhandle'” to discover deserted beaches. Exploring the mountains by car was an absolute joy; the Spring flowers spread out across the fields were amazing. We have already booked up again for next year.
Added on 26/03/2008 14:03:01 by John Campbell

This is a delightful hotel in the centre of Cheltenham and an excellent base to explore the Cotswolds. Our room was massive, complete with its own sofa and the biggest bed in the world. The interior of the hotel was lovely, showing its class - Royalty were regular visitors in the 19th Century. The buffet breakfast was £13, but worth it as there was a massive selection on offer, all served in a delightful conservatory. We had to pay £5 extra for car parking, but we booked direct via their website for £70 per room, per night. Well worth it.
Added on 25/03/2008 12:49:28 by Laura T