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Sadly,
so
many
things
to
improve...
It
probably
was
a
nice
place
some
time
ago...
But
not
now.
Staff
not
friendly,
old
fashioned
rooms
WITHOUT
LIGHT
BLOCKING
CURTAINS...
Let's
make
a
full
review:
The
Hotel
The
place
seems
like
if
they
have
just
invested
on
the
good
spa
and
the
gym
and
sports
halls.
The
rest
of
it
feels
outdated.
The
playground
is
tearing
apart
and
it
seems
to
be
even
dangerous.
No
toys
for
kids,
nothing
to
play
outdoors
(like
balls,
petanques...).
The
benches
are
also
old
and
looking
dirty,
broken...
The
Service
We
arrived
at
14:15
and
we
knew
check-in
was
at
16h
bit
the
person
on
the
lobby
proceed
to
do
the
check-in
only
to
finish
it
abruptly
and
just
repeat
over
and
over
that
check-in
was
at
16
but
we
could
use
the
spa
if
we
wanted.
She
was
a
bit
rude,
but
we
thought
it
was
just
due
to
rush
hour.
But...
No
it
wasn't.
The
staff
in
general
is
rude
and
we
found
a
couple
that
refused
to
attend
us
because
they
didn't
speak
English.
The
two
exceptions
were
the
lady
controlling
the
spa
and
the
Spanish
speaking
reception
lady.
Anyways.
When
we
finally
could
do
the
check-in
we
asked
if
there
were
any
paths
to
walk
around,
and
they
said
"you
can
walk
the
roads
in
the
hotel".
Yeah,
the
car
roads
or
paths
to
go
down
to
lake
and
up
to
hotel.
Then
we
were
doing
research
and
they
have
a
information
wall
on
the
entrance
with
some
paths
explained.
The
staff
was
clearly
not
happy
to
explain
us
anything.
No
explaining
about
breakfast,
lunch,
spa...
Hours
or
prices.
No
information
about
the
playing
spaces
for
kids,
about
the
shared
living
rooms...
NOTHING
And
it's
not
due
to
Corona
because
all
of
this
is
open.
The
room
We
stayed
in
one
of
the
smaller
family
rooms
and
it's
great
to
have
a
mini
fridge
and
microwave.
A
kettle
pot
is
missing.
The
room
was
a
bit
cold
for
our
taste
(always
19°C
-
20°C)
but
maybe
we
are
used
to
higher
temperatures
due
to
the
fact
that
we
have
a
baby
:)
THE
ABSOLUTE
WORST
IS
THE
LACK
OF
LIGHT
BLOCKING
CURTAINS.
How
come
a
hotel
in
Finland
can't
have
this?
It's
20€
in
Ikea.
And
we
are
paying
150€
per
night
for
the
room...
That
we
also
need
to
say
ITS
NOT
CLEANED
DAILY.
A
family
with
a
baby,
used
diapers,
food...
And
they
don't
even
came
to
pick
up
the
trash
can...
MAJOR
FAIL.
The
Food
The
breakfast
is
poor
or
very
basic
to
be
friendly,
even
for
Finland
standards.
No
variety
from
one
day
to
another.
We
had
to
have
breakfast
there
on
Easter
Sunday,
they
said
they
had
lunch
buffet.
The
buffet
prices
on
the
sign
on
the
entrance
were
not
the
prices
for
this
"especial"
buffet
that
was
32,5€
per
adult.
We
are
used
to
go
to
hotels,
and
pricey
restaurants
and
brunches,
and
I'm
sorry
to
be
brutally
honest
but
this
is
a
robbery
for
the
quality
and
variety
of
the
food
offered.
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