This hotel iscurrently a 2* but I feel it deserves a 3* rating due to location, cleanliness & facilities. Me and my 9 yr old stayed here for a week b & b. Breakfast was 8 am - 12pm , coffees/teas were free from the cafe attached to the hotel & breakfast buffet has a good selection of meats, cheese, yoghurts, toast, preserves, cereals and juice. You could help yourself to as much as you like. Only a 2 minute walk from the main town and 2 x brilliant local supermarkets 'Schlecker' being one for all your sun lotions/cosmetics/shampoo etc, the other sold fresh produce and had a souvebir floor upstairs (well worth a look). The room itself was immaculate , maids came in every day, cotton sheets, clean towels, balcony overlooked trees and mountains. The bus & coach station is seconds away . Pool wasnt huge but was v clean , plenty of sun loungers and private (not overlooked) Not near any huge hotels or shops/restaurants. There are only 27 rooms so its never overcrowded and we neevr queued to use breakfast facilities .The website says no internet access, but in the dining room there is a modern pc which is 50 euros for 5 mins 1 euro for 10 mins and so on. Only negatives were that when we paid at the end, the hotel had a very high exchange rate & we therefore paid more than we expected (approx £20 more ), the walls are paper thin so you can hear next door taking a shower etc, but didnt really affect us in a major way, the staff are polite but not over friendly and dont speak much english, but we didnt mind cos they left you to your own devices. Dont expect any stag/hen parties or lots of english, this hotel seemed to be aimed at /catered for french/german/scandinavian etc . All in all a pleasant stay I would reccomend and go back if we went to that resort again

Looks like Turissa has undergone a makeover as the rooms were and public spaces were immaculate and elegant. Loved everything except the limited breakfast. About 10 mins walk from beach and centre. If you have a problem with traffic noise it might be best to avoid - the scooters and mopeds seem to run most of the night - not significant but persistent

Stayed 3 nights over MayDay holiday weekend.
Situated by bus station and main roundabout, and open all year around so maybe your only choice in the winter.
Modern decent sized rooms,comfortable beds,TV ,large balcony and small but efficient bathroom with small shower but loads of hot water. Very clean.
Air Con and double glazing but can get noisy at night with traffic,refuse trucks (4am) and road sweeper (4.30am) so go for rooms without balconies at the rear which will be much quieter.
Nice breakfast room,simple inclusive breakfast with cakes/toast (but marg!!) but great coffee. Patio and plunge pool with 8 loungers.
Good value at €25 pp including breakfast-mostly travellers/business guests, not beach tourists and there is parking nearby.

Whta attracted me first to this hotel was that they had single rooms at fair prices (30 euros per night). The hotel is quite modern and is well situated, being within a few minutes walk of the town centre and shops. It is almost next door to the Bus Station (no noise) and the Tourist Bureau. The staff are friendly, the rooms have all you expect in them and there is a free breakfast consisting of Tea\coffee\choclate\orange juice and either 2 cakes\croissants or jam(s) on toast. TV´s have CNN and Eurosport. There is a TV lounge if you don´t want to use the one in your room and a veranda as well as a small pool (more for kids than grown ups) but the sea is only 10 minutes walk away. The rooms were cleaned daily with fresh towels.
Two minor annoyances. The room was a bit small. I would have liked a bit larger. The other is that while the room has air conditioning, it only seems to be on at evenings and nights. Having the door and window open produces a nice draught in the day time.