Avaliações do Caesar Resort & Spa

I never understood people spending their time laying next to pools -at the sea-side. These pools are probably the only "feauture" of otherwise high-rise flats being 1 km from the sea. There are about 40 of these nondescript buildings, boasting Roman names, pretty much a misnormer - in reality, the property is dusty, smells of sewage and there is construction going on everywhere - some gates cannot be accessed, one has to make huge detours. Right in front of my ground-floor apartment, workers start at 7 am and have loud machinery - and they sit right in front of my window when taking a rest. The staff is,anything but friendly, you are treated more like a brick in the wall, kind of "the next one, please". I wanted to go to the gym, but was turned away at this supposedly 5-start resort as I did not have a towel with me. Not sure why a Caesars Resort would have a "Cafe de Paris" in the middle of it (BTW, there is nothing Roman, neither anything Parisian about this place...), but the prices are outrageous. One coffee is €6, one rather bland salad €11. Based on these prices, I avoided the "fine-dining" restaurants. So if you ldo like laying next to a pool the entire day at the base of high-rise buildings, this place might suit you - but if you have just a bit of sense of asthetics and have no desire to be treated like in "kettle-class", I would advise you to avoid this place. One positive thing (except for soon departing ;)), the apartment itself is spacious and relatively well-equipped...but even here are stupid things: e.g. there are no reading lights above the bed and if you want to turn off the bedroom light, you have to get up and use the switch in the living room... Obviously, I shall never stay here again...

This is a good resort. The negative reviews understandably complain about the powercuts but it's not that bad. I only experienced one in the five days I was there and it lasted for about 2 hours, but the pools/bars are lit up so everyone just goes to chill there until the power is back on. Also, I had family members staying at a resort 5 times the price further away and they experienced the same thing (powercut). For the resort itself: main positive are the 18 different swimming pools! Great having a such a good choice of different places to chill out and swim (including 1 adults only one). The food isn't incredible but priced OK and the staff are all friendly and helpful. The rooms (with balconies) are really good too - perfect air-con and very good sized fridge/freezer. I was worried with the recent one-star reviews upon coming to this place but I have to let people know that, at least for an adult/couples, it's a decent resort with most of the stuff you'd want for a holiday resort that isn't near a major city. If you want to relax by the pool and get some much needed chill time - it's great.

We rent a very expensive ap. in the middle of the Resort, just in front of the swim.pool, but a very rude security guard refused my kids to swim because of some bracelets or qr code. 3 days I've spent in the queues of many angry people from different countries to get these QR cides. Bracelets are awful, they are not plastic, but fabtric, you can't take them off like you are a prisoner, and they get dirty and smell after two days wearing. At least it's not hygienic at all. As a result the managers told us that 1+1 apartment gives bracelets only to 3 people not 4, so my youngest child didn't get this QR code. 100% we will not come back, better stay in Larnaka.

Almost every day there are some hours without water. Almost every day there are some hours without electricity, but they have enough el. for lights in the pools, on design facades etc. The stuff totally don't understand that they are there for customers, not opposite. This year much more expensive than last year. In the shop they are trying to steal you some money (at the cassee), check your bill! And in the restaurant don't even try a beer, you wouldn't believe what they bring you and what is the price of it.