"Room - Big room with good pool/sea view and large balcony (extra). The worst thing is the lack of double beds, and the pushed together singles with separate duvets - they slip apart if you move to the middle leaving a gap - not very romantic if you can't lie in your partner's arms on holiday!
Daily housekeeping fine, although they forgot to replace the instant coffee and milk sachets a couple of times. Shower pressure a bit low (large rainfall overhead in small bath).
Food - Good breakfast (fresh orange and coffee quite good), although they could serve poached eggs. Dinner was a bit samey every day but of reasonable quality. The fish offering was limited most days to small farmed sea bream fillets, which was a shame given the availability of fish and seafood on the island. One day (in a week), they served prawns and mussels as well, which was good. There was plenty nice salad and dessert.
Staff - There weren't that many staff around, but all were very nice and helpful, very efficient and welcoming.
Pool area - There were plenty of sunbeds and the pool is fine with occasional jacuzzi seats. There were a few kids but mostly pensioner aged guests. The "cave spa" costs an extra 20 euro for two hours - it's not a cave, it's plastic wall covering.
Location - There's no beach - the closest is 10 mins up the coast in front of larger hotel. It's a 15min walk to the Rubicon Marina area."