Lodging in Villa Morgana Resort

We were placed in the house of number 101 (Casa Margarida) that offers a well-spaced lodging. The bedroom ist estimated 4.5 by 4 metre sized. Above the bed a mosquito net is hanging that urgently is needed for the stay. The blanket consists of a thin sheet which is more than sufficient for that heat, although we always have operated the ventilator at night. In the picture there's an open wardrobe. An exterior door leads to the balcony being visible from the restaurant.

Bedroom (click picture to enlarge it)

The living room's size is about the same as the bedroom's size. A sofa and a table exist. The door with the curtain being visible in the picture leads to the terrace on the outside.

Living room (click picture to enlarge it)

On the opposite side in the living room there's a single bed and a small rack. The door in the picture is the entrance door.

Other side of living room (click picture to enlarge it)

Bedroom and living room are connected by a short corridor. On one side of the corridor you'll find the bath being shown in the picture. There's only little amount of water coming out of the shower head, but for showering it is enough. There's no warm water - with given high ambient temperature we have missed it only little.

Bath with shower and washbasin (click picture to enlarge it)

Next picture shows the lavatory on the other side of the corridor. In case of failing water supply, there's a water reservoir with a mug in the corridor. In period of our stay the water supply was always OK. By the way, also longer power blackouts should be no problem, because the resort has got a solidly installed emergency power aggregate.

Lavatory (click picture to enlarge it)

The terrace was a concreted seating area with another table and some chairs.

Terrace (click picture to enlarge it)

From the balcony the view is also not bad. In the picture you see the bright sanded area for sunbathing including a playground and the beach, where you can swim, too.

View from the balcony (click picture to enlarge it)

Our lodging was cleaned every day. Except on Sundays, each day the bed was made and new towels were provided. Every few days the bedclothes and the flowers on the table of the living room were changed. Bedclothes and towels often were fancifully and beautifully draped. The bed was comfortable, although two slats were broken. The floor in the bath looked a bit grubby, but seemed to be clean.

Alltogether we were satisfied by the lodging.