Ayara Villas
Difficult to find any positive points about this place.
We arrived mid afternoon, the staff are quite cheerful, the lobby area is jaded, tired and just looks like it needs a complete update, in fact it’s probably best described as scruffy.
We arrived in a rental car, we had requested parking ahead of our stay, but this was on the side of the road, which was concerning, as the road was quite narrow.
We had booked and paid for a pool access room, we were asked if we wanted to see the room before we got our bags, we very quickly realised why, there are only a few pool access rooms and there is a massive building programme to enlarge the hotel going on adjacent to the rooms, we asked what time the noise starts and finishes, we were told 9 to 5, we decided that sticking with the room was the best option, as we didn’t fancy moving into one of the little cottages in the jungle area opposite that was full of bugs and insects.
No concierge here, you lug your own bags to the room, thankful we were on the ground floor, as the route is up and down slopes and steps.
The room really wasn’t what we were expecting, it was pretty basic, there again the room needs a complete refurb, the curtains are old, no net or voile drapes to provide any privacy, the bed is rock hard, one pillow each, the duvet doesn’t fit the bed, it’s too small for the width, the bathroom wouldn’t look out of place in a hostel, my husband had to crush a large bug on the bathroom floor on arrival, the