This was the last hotel on what was an amazing RSD cultural tour and septic doesn't even come close to describe it. We arrive at the hotel and our hearts sank (bearing in mind this was supposed to be a 4 or 5 star tour) the outside harked back to everything that was wrong with the 70's, but we had hope we thought it could not be that bad, boy were we wrong.

First we got our key and went to our room using the smallest lift known to man, on entering the room we were first hit with the stench. The bathroom was disgusting there was mould all over the shower and inside the toilet, holes in the wall that were very badly patched up. Then came the bed on the plus side the bed had a sheet and that was the only good thing you had to sleep under what can only be described as a giant tea towel with a duvet that had no covers. One of the pillows on the bed stank of cigarette smoke which I'm sure you can imagine did not make for a very nice sleep. The electric sockets were barely connected to the wall with lovely lawn furniture in the corner of the room.

Then came dinner and the only 5 star part of the hotel THE PRICES, there was mould on the ceiling which would have been bad enough but this was over the food. The food was basically oil with very overcooked chicken and it kept getting worse and worse. Breakfast was so bad that the majority of the coach we were on chose to have toast and butter to avoid being ill.

If you felt like a swim don't you would have ended up with a broken neck. The pool had no water in it and nothing around it to warn you it was empty or to stop you (or children) falling in. The whole hotel stank, the staff were rude and took numerous phonecalls/ visits to reception to get things done (e.g requesting a blanket as the heating didn't work). The hotel was also very noisy in our room we could hear footsteps and chatting etc from the reception downstairs, just the opening and closing of doors reverberated through the building.

We stayed here on the last night of our 8 day RSD tour. The hotel was not very busy and there are much better hotels in the immediate vicinity. The blocks resemble those of an inner-city housing estate and the rooms are not well furnished. The breakfast was ok but we did not have dinner as we attended a lively Turkish evening nearby. After such good hotels this last one was somewhat disappointing.

Last hotel on a tour that was supposed to be in 4 and 5 star accommodation throughout. This hotel had no stars and was like a youth hostel. Its only saving grace was that the food was better than the one 4 star hotel that we stayed in for one night!!!
The beds had a bottom sheet, then a blanket, then a quilt with no cover, on top. Heating inadequate, so I ended up having 2 quilts on the bed. Towels grey and stiff and bathroom tiny.