The architecture of the village is very beautiful, unfortunately most of the spaces (main pool, slides and few terrace bars) were closed, probably due to the low season, we went at the beginning of February, which, let me warn you, is also particularly cold, in this time of the year the sun is mostly out and warm but there is an annoying cold wind that won't let the experience really be enjoyable expecially to those that are particularly sensitive to the low temperatures, it's a bit hard to get in the water as well. When we arrived they were renovating the main restaurant and told us to use only the "Italian" restaurant, which we thought it was just one of the options available but when the renovation was over and they opened back the main restaurant we were forbidden to walk in the "italian" restaurant, from what I saw it was serving the same food but it was much closer to the beach and all the other opened amenities, as we spent about 10 days of our 2 weeks holidays in that restaurant I thought it was over the line to be asked to leave, it was very quiet the all time of our staying and I can't really understand what was the need to make us feel unwelcome all of a sudden. The resort is connected to an Italian tour operator, which sort of owns the best corners of the resort, from the apartments, to the auditorium, to the beach activities and best tanning spots which are organised all around the beautiful bay, the internationals are sent to another area of the beach were the sea doesn't look as good. At this time of the year There is no much entertainment around the resort except for the italian tour operator staff, but they would entertain exclusively the veraclub guests, i mean you can join them, if you know the language, but they don't make much effort to have you interacting or be part of it if you are not one of them. Not a big deal anyways, the '80s style of entertainment offered was mostly annoying anyways .
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