Hotel Majami

Where to begin. Firstly, this hotel isn't easy to find. It's tucked away just off the main road, so unless you see the sign pointing towards the hotel you may miss it. Check in wasn't too bad, however, the young man at the reception didn't speak much English. He had to use his smartphone in order to tell us when breakfast was. He wasn't the only one whose English was rudimentary, but we managed to communicate what we needed. The room we had been given for was very different than the one we had asked for, but in a very positive way. If you look at the management photos on TA, that's the room we were given. On the hotel's site and on other booking sites it's the largest and one of the more expensive rooms. Everything in the room was good with the exception of the bed. It was far too soft and any movement can be felt. It was also too short for my quite tall husband. I also found the decor quite outdated. Breakfast was very good and abundant. Every day it was a surprise what we would get. This is not something I've ever experienced at other hotels I've stayed at around the world. Finally, a very good word about the flexibility of the staff. On our final day we had an evening flight back home. I asked about check out and I was told we could keep our things in our room until we needed to leave. Generous gesture. I was also able to print out our boarding passes from their computer by logging into my e-mail. My experience is that I send it to the hotel's e-mail and they print it out for me. Another generous gesture on their part. All-in-all our stay here was pleasant and peaceful. If you're looking for a quite hotel, this is the place to stay.