1/5 Sabel B. 1 year ago on Google
Management
needs
to
keep
the
peace.
The
amenities
don’t
make
up
for
the
disturbance
and
lack
of
rest.
Details
below.
Apparently
the
hotel
is
a
party
hotspot
for
local
Italian
kids,
but
it’s
marketed
as
an
elegant
4
star
luxury
resort
by
the
sea.
Our
first
night,
university
age
group
of
kids
had
a
private
party
in
the
pool
area
in
front
of
the
building.
The
DJ
turned
up
the
music
so
loud,
the
base
shook
our
room
paintings
and
mirror.
We
complained
to
the
front
desk
and
were
told
“sorry,
deal
with
it
until
midnight.”
So
we’re
just
sitting
twiddling
our
thumbs,
can’t
sleep
and
can’t
watch
TV
and
being
angry.
They
wouldn’t
move
us
or
comp
us
anything.
The
next
night
a
different
group
of
young
people
(late
teens,
no
older
than
20)
turned
our
floor
into
a
freshman
dormitory.
A
bunch
were
crammed
into
different
rooms.
They
gathered
in
the
halls,
talking
loudly
and
later
that
night
were
running
up
and
down
the
halls.
I
heard
another
guest
come
out
and
tell
them
off
in
Italian.
She
shouldn’t
have
had
to
do
that,
but
I’m
grateful
she
did.
I
suggest
the
hotel
only
host
loud
DJ
parties
at
their
beach
property
across
the
street
or
in
a
conference
room-
not
directly
in
front
of
the
hotel.
Just
keep
it
away
from
other
paying
guests.
Notify
guests
upon
arrival
and
post
on
each
floor
quiet
times
11-7
in
accordance
with
local
noise
ordinances.
I’m
just
minding
my
own
business
trying
to
have
a
nice
time.
Bought
plane
tickets
and
took
PTO
to
come
here
and
relax,
but
had
a
really
unpleasant
experience.
Guests
should
have
a
good
time
without
disturbing
others.
Also,
they
need
to
turn
on
the
ventilation
in
the
bathrooms
because
the
ceilings
are
getting
moldy.