HI, just got back from this lovely hotel, and I have to say, some people need a good kick up the backside. Here are some common complaints that I have read about, and my response, [based on personal experience] to them.

2. The plates were too small. Well, yes, they were small, but you were allowed to go up as many times as you wished - and i have to say that some of those people who complained most about the food, were the ones who ate the most of it.

When one bloke made comments about the poor choice of food, I asked him to justify his comments. "Well," he said " last Wednesday, there was the same choices of foods at both lunchtime and dinner" - How difficult would it have been to just CHOOSE SOMETHING ELSE!! at dinner. It seems that if the hotel had put out half the choices at lunch, then the other half at dinner, he'd have been happy, because in his mind, he'd have 'different choice'. It seems alittle unfair to me to critisise the hotel for offering all the choices at all sittings. Still, some people just love a good moan, don't they!

9. There's nothing for teenagers to do. Kids clubs go up to 14, when most kids woudn't be seen dead doing organised activities. [well, i wouldn't have, when i was that age] So what can they do? Well, lets see,,,,,,,, there's swimming, [sea or pool or waterpark], banana boat, beach games [there are pitches marked out with nets and stuff], tennis, pool [snooker], archade games, [simulators], table football, air hockey, bungie trampoline. evening entertainment for the whole family [ok, i know this isn't the best for teens, but its something] - oh and a very nice disco with flashing lights, loud music, little kids discouraged, latest music. Plus, that well known persuit of teens - the CHATTING UP THE OPPOSITE SEX. - seems plenty to keep them busy, to me - or have today's teens lost the ability to amuse themselves? Oh, yeah I forgot - in todays age, with computer games being so popular - kids have lost the ability to socialise with other kids. [and there are computer games for them to use too - plus an internet cafe]

Someone has asked me about the room facilities, so here goes: We booked a twin room, which officially can take 3 adults and a child. The room had twin beds, and a pull out sofabed [double] There was the unsual wardrobe, and dressing table, and bedside tables. There were also cupboards under a largish tv - and in there was a mini fridge, prestocked with 4 bottles of mineral water. There was one easy chair, and one dining chair next to a small circular table. On the balcony were 2 chairs and a table [bog standard white plastic]. The room had efficicent air conditioning, which worked only when the key fob was in a slot near the door. The aircon shuts off automatically, when you open the door to the balcony. There is no handle on the outside of the balcony door, so it is impossible to open from the outside. [but equally, impossible to shut from there too.] There is one electrical socket which can be used for chargers, razors, etc. The bathroom has an electric hairdryer attached to the wall . The shower was excellent. Hot water straight away, strong jet, and easily adjustable to the temperature you prefer. All areas were carpeted, except the bathroom. Sheets changed twice a week, towels daily. Sometimes the replacement towels were a bit threadbare, but always Very clean. The maid came in daily to clean - and to make the beds.