Just got back from a week in the Mavruka with my dad and my son and had a wonderful time. The hotel was so clean and well run. We stayed as B&B and it worked out fine as we just about made it for the buffet breakfast (served 8-10), then enjoyed the freedom of trying out the fab restaurants of an evening.
The hotel is so close to everything, set one hotel back from the main (car free) road to the beach with all it's shops, restaurants and supermarkets.
Our room was lovely, we had a twin with a sofa bed. whilst the twin beds were firm but comfortable, the sofa bed was a bit hard, so we all took it in turns to sleep on it. I did however manage to pinch a matress protector one morning from the maid to put between the sofa and the bottom sheet which helped.
The bedding was also a bit weird - bottom sheet then a bedspread type sheet which you slept under. We all found that a bit rough, so I asked for 3 cotton sheets the second day, which we did eventually get on day 3 and then kept for the rest of the holiday - which was much more comfortable.
Bringing in food is a bug bear of the hotel, so as long as you fill your beach bag up with your supermarket stuff rather then flaunt a supermarket bag in front of them as you enter, they don't pull you up. They provide a small fridge in the room, so you can keep your drinks and food cold which was a god send. Just don't let them see you eating or drinking your own stuff - keep it in your room.
The pool area is bigger than it seems in the pictures, but then that may be because there are never that many people around it. It was like a bath by 6pm and always very clean - my boy lived in it!
The TV in the room could only receive CNN and BBC World News, but at least we had 2 English speaking channels and went home very educated on news issues.
The hotel offers transfers from the airport (which saves the round robin of a coach). They will sort it for you at about the same price as the tour operators offer, so it's a good deal. Ours was about £45 each way for the 3 of us - it's about an hours drive so it was nice to get directly there.
One of the nearest restaurants is "Josephs" which we returned to on many occasion - very friendly and good food too. None of us suffered from an upset tummy, but we did watch what we ate, drank plenty of water and kept out of the sun as much as we could.
The little minibus's are also good value, they will take you up the hill for 2.50 lira (one way) - which is a bigger resort (takes about 10 mins coz it's all uphill). Coming back is quicker!
I would definately recommend this hotel for everyone except clubbers - it's a nice quiet hotel/resort with enough around it to satisfy all tastes.




















