The Hotels.com app didn't specify that I had booked a room in a "villa." It was probably from the 1970s, so it looked more like a nursing ¨geriatric¨ home than a 21st-century hotel. Also, all the balconies or terraces faced the campsites, with very noisy people in the afternoons/evenings, with endless laughter and shouting from the campers that only stopped around 11:00 PM. The housekeeping service was impeccable; it was the most redeeming part of these three days of lodging. Breakfast was good (3/5); the best part was the sea views. When we checked in, they also didn't inform us that we had to pay 21 euros to use the sauna, nor was that information shown in the app at the time of booking, so it was an unpleasant surprise. The internet in the "villa" was extremely poor quality. It disconnected frequently and worked intermittently. One habit of many guests, and a very unpleasant thing to see, was that they hung underwear, bikinis, towels, and any other type of clothing on the balconies. It looked like we were in a refugee camp.