Ar Galetamar Hotel

quietness

rooms looked tired. Lots of british people there but not a good british breakfast.

Everybody did their best to help us. We wanted a double bed, not 2 singles. This was modified in lightning speed. We had a problem with the A/C - the man came up, checked it and we left him with it while we went out of the room, we returned later- hey presto, it was working. He even came up late in the evening just to check and make sure we were happy. We asked if we could use the mini-kitchen; they immediately made this available so we could make ourselves a cup of tea in the morning. This added considerably to our luxury-feel - tea in bed in the morning!

We thought we had told the cleaning lady that we didn't need the room to be cleaned "this day". She misunderstood and returned to the room later in the day at a rather inconvenient time. The language barrier was tremendous. Eventually she went off and returned with a "do not disturb" sign for us. Now we understood each other! We should have had one of these signs in the room in the first place, I feel. Also, the breakfast cereals could do with a little improvement.