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Difficult to get a lounger on the beach despite the hotels claimed policy to stop people reserving them with towels and leaving them empty

Ok stay, but some details did not match a 5-star luxury suite experience Overall, our stay was okay, and there were some very positive aspects. The service at the outdoor restaurant was great, and the spa service was exceptional. That said, considering this is a 5-star hotel and the Pomegranate Suite is presented as a luxury/high-end room, there were several details that could be improved. We had just spent a week at Sani Dunes, and the contrast was noticeable. A small touch such as fresh flowers, which is usually expected in this type of room, was missing. The QR code for ordering food from the room did not work and showed a “page not found” error. Some areas of the room also felt outdated, with a few items appearing broken, rusty, or worn. The bedroom could also benefit from modernization, especially as there was nowhere convenient to charge a phone. In addition, there appeared to be a water leak under one of the bathroom sinks, as we found a wet towel with a stain on it. The hotel has strong potential, and some areas provide excellent service, especially the spa. However, in other areas, the service felt less warm and not as service-oriented as expected for a hotel of this level.

Amazing staff and location!!!

As soon as you walk through reception there’s such a sense of calm and tranquility that lead you to your room / tent lodge. The staff are wonderful, everyone so welcoming and eager to help without feeling like they’re pestering you. The rooms are lovely if you embrace what they are…tent lodges. As such storage is limited for clothes, it can get quite dark and you can definitely hear neighbours at night. While there are signs asking for people to keep it quiet after 11pm, most nights we heard neighbours including a yapping dog. Sadly the sense of calm isn’t reflected on the beach which is open to all, not just hotel guests and it gets very crowded. We were looking forward to the outdoor gym but it is lacking and feels very neglected - not sure weights or mats are cleaned and most evenings we saw children using the treadmill and other training machines as climbing frames. What you really come to Ergon for is the food which is exceptional - slightly pricey compared to restaurants in Nikiti - but full of flavour and of really high standards. Whether it’s the restaurant or beach food truck, amazing food. This is such a beautiful setting and the beach and sea are truly dreamy. Our best advice is order from the menu sit back in the sun, take in the view and drown out the crowds. The staff will certainly look after you.