"The convenient location in the heart of the old town is its biggest plus, and probably its only one. The hotel is very old, but that's understandable. It's extremely dirty. The bathroom is separate from the room (with a transparent partition instead of a wall!), and there's low water pressure and intermittent lack of hot water. Right under the windows is a club, with music and happy revelers from 10 PM to 3 AM. The sloped ceilings are very low, and there's a funny patched-up hole in the ceiling where someone clearly put their head through the drywall. The stairs are very steep; we were on the 4th floor – if you have a couple of glasses of wine in the evening, you'll only be able to crawl up to bed. The view from the window is nice though! The staff were quite relaxed. They're supposed to collect the tourist tax from guests to avoid problems and fines upon departure, but they sent us to pay it ourselves somewhere else. We arrived at the hotel around 12 PM, and they told us the responsible staff member who could check us in wasn't there and would be back by 2 PM. In the end, no one showed up at 2 PM, and the same staff member who initially turned us away ended up checking us in. So we just waited with our luggage for several hours for no reason. We were worried about the safety of our belongings in the room, so we carried all our valuables with us, even to the beach. We didn't have any issues, no one came into the room, and we didn't notice anything being touched."

"Very nice hotel, we had high ends massage. Nice breakfast and views."

"The location in the old town is super convenient, and the breakfast is delicious. The room is a bit old, but the shower pressure is great and works perfectly."

"Because I booked a hotel late, I didn’t have many choices. Hotels in the ancient city are very expensive. This Puerta apartment cost 4,000 for three nights, which is indeed very expensive. The service is average, the price is high but there is no free water, no slippers, and no cleaning service during the stay (although we generally don't need it). Arrive at noon, enter the north gate of the ancient city, go up the alley to the left of the church, and call the notice at door 505, telling you that you cannot check in before two o'clock, and you can only sit in the ice cream shop with your luggage for an hour. Later, my brother took me to a nearby alley. The room was here and the cleaning was rather sloppy. The highlight is the breakfast, a cooperative breakfast with Athos Street food, which is large and delicious. Because we had to go out early on the first day, the beauty at the dining bar made sandwiches in the evening and delivered them to our room. It was a great review! If you book early, you will definitely choose an apartment not far outside the city."

"Everything was great!"

"My mom said she slept well, but the cat urine smell was terrible."

"Extremely loud music by the pool. There's simply nowhere to escape – it's like being in a nightclub. Unbearable, not a single corner without constant thumping. Terrible coffee at breakfast. I can't believe such artificial stuff exists. No fish at breakfast either, nor sparkling wine. Sparkling wine is served upon check-in – but it's semi-sweet 🙈. Empty mini-bar. The curtains are see-through, no full blackout. On the plus side – a small but cozy, quiet (!) beach. Nothing around except local shops. Which is actually a plus."

"The air conditioner and toilet light are broken. Fortunately, it is autumn and winter. If you have other options, please do not choose this hotel."

"The environment is very good, very retro, the location is very good, right at the entrance of the ancient city, breakfast is semi-buffet, you need to order, the dining environment is first-class, the service is warm, recommended"