Green Shadows Beach Hotel

The hotel is small and consists of three buildings. One, which is from the reception, is the oldest, but there are balconies overlooking the ocean, although only the top 3 rooms on the third floor, which during heavy rain and wind from the ocean flood these balconies right up to the bed. The second building is two-story and the third, newer, is attached to it, three-story, consisting of nine rooms, so we lived in it. Number. The room is cozy, tiles on the floor, a large double bed with a good mattress, a single bed, a wardrobe, a bedside table with a mirror, a table, a working refrigerator, chairs, the air conditioner worked around the clock. There is nothing else in the bathroom except one roll of toilet paper and a small piece of soap, so take all the goodies in the form of gels, shampoos and other benefits of civilization with you. There is only cold water in the sink. On the wall where the shower head is, there is a flow-through heater for hot water, so there will be no problems taking a hot shower, you can take a cold one at the same time, because... There are two watering cans, this is also provided there. Near the balcony door, which is also the only entrance to the room, there are always a lot of ants on the floor, crawling from the balcony. Take dichlorvos, it helps. They also crawl wherever there is food, especially sweets. There was never any cleaning, as well as a change of towels and linen, you took out the garbage yourself, take garbage bags, otherwise everything will fall out of the wicker basket onto the floor to the delight of the ants. Yes, and there was another such moment. A tour bus arrived with Indians for one night, there were a lot of them, noisy, but this is nonsense. They brought cockroaches in their bulky suitcases. Just the day before our departure, while packing my things, I discovered a cockroach in the nightstand, the most ordinary, red one, it hid inside a wire curled with a spring and I would not have noticed it if it weren’t for the protruding mustache. And then I noticed a small cockroach running next to the bed. And they definitely weren’t there before, at least not in our room. And the Indians spent the night in the next room. Internet. Free. There is, but not always, at times very slow, and only at the reception. Although sometimes he even reached the number. Food. Breakfasts were the same. The only difference was the preparation. Eggs in the form of scrambled eggs or in the form of an omelet, two sausages, four pieces of toast, jam, butter a la rama, very modest pieces of fruit and coffee, tea. Our dinners were paid for in advance. Three dishes to choose from. Fish (almost always tuna), chicken (small breast on the bone) and shrimp from 8 to 12 pieces, a side dish of either rice, or salad, or French fries, but rarely. It was delicious. Beach. The hotel is located on the shore, right on the beach. There are always waves, either big or smaller, but all the time. You won't be able to lie quietly on the mattress. The current is along the shore, sometimes very close to the shore and strong. It takes you far from the entry point and at times it’s hard to swim out, so you swim along the shore until you’re thrown out by a wave. For many people this was a problem; they didn’t even go into the ocean, they went to another beach. Locals walk along the beach, pestering you with excursions or food, offering cheap somewhere...