Cruccuris Resort Adults Only

A peaceful gem! We had a truly relaxing stay at Cruccuris Resort. The adults-only atmosphere creates the perfect environment to unwind. The staff work hard and are always attentive and special thanks to Daniela, who was consistently helpful and available throughout our stay. The dinners were lovely, and the entire experience felt serene and well cared for. We hope to return next year!

The Cruccuris Resort is a very nice adults-only hotel, settled in a beautiful garden and in a very tranquil surrounding. Our room (Junior Suite) was very spacious with a nice terrace and garden. Newly renovated bathroom and in total a real feel-good room. Very clean as well. All amenities of the hotel as pool, garden and gym are well maintained. We were on HB basis, which I would highly recommend as the food at dinner was purely amazing. You have a 4-course menu and many different items to choose. All were delicious and apart from a real good taste, also a feast for the eyes. Also for breakfast a lot of local and international items were available. For lunch you have the a-la carte poolside restaurant. All the staff at the hotel were super friendly and very professional. All in all we had a perfect stay!! Some of the best beaches of the island are also close by or in easy reach. Therefore a car is recommended.

This hotel is falsely advertised as a 4-star property and it barely qualifies for 2. The rooms are tired and soulless, with furniture that looks like it was salvaged from a 90s office clearance. There is no tea or coffee facilities in the room, and not even a complimentary bottle of water. Every single thing, including water, comes at a price. They treat their guests like cash cows, squeezing money out of every basic amenity. Need to iron your clothes? Forget a simple in-room iron. Instead, they offer an ironing service—for a fee, of course. It is not a luxury; it is extortion disguised as policy. The beach may look close on the map, but don’t be fooled. Walking there is a fantasy unless you are a professional hiker. Back at the hotel, the poolside loungers are stiff and uncomfortable—definitely not designed for relaxation. And the price? €400 a night for something that’s worth maybe €100 at best. A complete rip-off. Spend your money elsewhere.