Upon first arrival, the initial impression was positive. However, as the second day unfolded, it became evident that the beach had its shortcomings. The cuisine was rather basic, the alcohol of low quality, and the beach itself was quite small. The trestle beds were worn out and had dirty mattresses, while the beach towels were old and faded, requiring a card for issuance with a $20 fine for loss. Surprisingly, Wi-Fi was either unavailable or could only be accessed at the reception area for a fee of $5 per day. This was the first time I had encountered such a policy in hotels. Additionally, the air conditioning and lights would periodically shut off due to network overload, which was not surprising. The pool water had a strong chlorine odor, and the shower drains were frequently clogged, causing poor water drainage. As for entertainment, there was only one children's animator, a single ping-pong table, and one billiard table. On a positive note, the staff was friendly and the rooms were cleaned daily. However, there was no desire to return to this hotel. It was evident that the hotel catered mainly to Russian guests, resulting in an overall rating of 3 out of 5.