Sairon Village Blu Hotels Spa

It's beautiful, good eats, and everyone is so kind.

Only one day left and our vacation is over... although with two small children, one a year and a half and one 3, it wasn't a 100% relaxing vacation. We arrived on July 26, 2025. RECEPTION: Kind and super helpful, not to mention the manager, who was always on site (a rare thing)... ROOM: Spacious and clean, ground floor, near the pools with a porch for drying clothes, a laundry room, an outdoor shower, and a table and chairs. POOLS: Beautiful, the only flaw is the deck chairs, which are easily taken up, or many people get sneaky and leave their towels to reserve a spot, even though the staff forbids it. SEA: The shuttles are super precise and punctual. There are three 17-seater minibuses that rotate, so you rarely have to wait more than 5 minutes. Kudos to all the drivers. As for the beach, the affiliated lido isn't feasible for me, as I have children, because the loungers are very close together and the beach is small and rocky. However, we opted for the beach next door, Solero, and I must say it's very beautiful and the staff were excellent. It's a shame the sea was very rough, so we didn't fully enjoy it. FOOD: Breakfast was good, croissants are excellent, but the only flaw for me is these coffee machines. Lunch was good, a super rich buffet with generous first and second courses (I've never seen anyone return to the table when they'd run out). For dinner, they top it all off with a different dessert every night, very good. Kudos to the head waiter. BAR: You use a card that needs to be topped up, not cash, and the staff are very friendly. ENTERTAINMENT: My children weren't able to enjoy the entertainment because they were small, but in the evening at the theater, we adults also had fun with their games. They were very engaging, and for me, they weren't intrusive; they simply did their job. ❤️ Thank you, Sairon Village Thank you, Joy Summer