Facilities for parents with small children have turned into a dedication to this group. The beautiful location, design and beauty of this hotel is not for guests 50+. If you want to relax and unwind in peace and quiet, this is not the place for you. The pool and jacuzzi are occupied by parents with their children. The only beach with a slide and children's houses is not a place for a quiet chillout. The hotel does not have another beach. The management is trying to "calm down" the situation by creating a quiet zone on the 1st floor of the hotel. What good is it when you can hear the clatter of running children above your heads. A separate "no kids zone" room has been created in the restaurant, but children have their own buffet table and you have to be careful not to bump a toddler into a hot plate. You may also wonder why a cigar smoking room is needed in a hotel? How many cigar smokers will there be per 100 guests? Five? I would rather make a beach of peace on the opposite side of the hotel, where there is a pier, but it is not developed. I would introduce late afternoon hours for adults only at the pool. This is just a suggestion for hotel managers to think about. I really like children and I will recommend this hotel to my daughter to come here with her grandchildren, but I probably won't come back here.
Unless the hotel takes a step towards 50+ customers and changes something, because
after all, this group is very important from a business perspective.