Anahata - Tropical Private Villas

The kindness the vibe and the care they took Of everything

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C’était un magnifique hôtel, sans aucun doute l’un des meilleurs que j’ai eu la chance de découvrir dans ma vie. Le cadre était absolument exceptionnel : une villa magnifique, entourée de végétation tropicale, avec une piscine privée et une atmosphère incroyablement paisible. Tout était pensé pour se sentir bien et profiter pleinement du séjour. Le petit-déjeuner était également délicieux, avec des fruits frais, du yaourt, du granola et de très beaux produits. Mais ce qui a vraiment rendu l’expérience unique, c’est le personnel : extrêmement gentil, chaleureux et toujours aux petits soins. Tout était magnifique, du cadre au service, en passant par les moindres détails. Une expérience exceptionnelle, dans un véritable petit coin de paradis. Je recommande cet hôtel les yeux fermés !

Le seul petit point négatif serait l’emplacement, qui est un peu éloigné du port. Il faut compter environ 15 à 20 minutes à pied pour s’y rendre. Cela reste tout à fait faisable, mais il faut simplement en tenir compte si vous souhaitez être proche du port.

Het sfeertje en Baba (jongen bij de receptie)

The breakfast is good and nicely presented. The senior staff member (who personally cleaned the floor on the second day) is friendly and attentive. He always did his best to meet our needs.

On the day we arrived, the floor throughout the house was very dirty. We mentioned this to the manager and he replied that it was just the way it was, that they couldn’t clean the floor any better. The fact is that the following day the floor was cleaned and looked much better. Although the natural wear and tear stains were still visible, it was clear that the floor had been properly cleaned this time. The kitchen, overall, was very dirty. Pots, plates, chopping boards (absolutely disgusting and unusable), and the kitchen cupboards had dead insects and food residue. I bought products to cook with, but we lost the will after seeing the general state of the kitchen. In the bedrooms, the pillowcases were full of yellow stains. The cleaner’s response was: “They came like that from the laundry.” They eventually replaced the pillowcases with new, unstained ones but the unpleasant impression (the feeling of disgust when laying my head on the pillow at night) remained. The general condition of the towels, rugs, pouffes, mosquito nets and bed sheets shows heavy wear and tear. All of these items urgently need replacing with new products of better quality. On the second day we had to shower with cold water because the gas ran out. In the afternoon, when we returned, our villa door was open and there was a cat inside. There were three cats constantly going in and out of the house through an open passage. Apart from the cat, anyone could have entered and taken whatever they wanted. The accommodation is right next to a mosque and every day at 4 a.m. you can hear the call to prayer as if the muezzin were inside the rooms. In addition, you can hear all the noise and conversations from people in the street and from the neighbouring houses. In short: the house itself is nice, it has potential, but it is poorly maintained and gives off a sense of neglect. And for those looking for a few days of rest, this is not the right place.