Apartamentos Turisticos Zahazar

Pleasant
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : Location great, pool lovely
  : Double bed uncomfortable, sofa collapsed when son sat on it

Very Good
Traveller Type:
  : This is a very spacious apartment with plenty of wardrobe space. The kitchen was well equipped, the only things lacking for foreigners was an electric kettle and an electric pop-up toaster. The half/half fridge freezer was nice for the ice-cubes, Lots of pans for cooking, washing machine etc. very good on this account. The balcony was nice looking over the pool area. Hot water came through quickly to the showers. Very large lounge and spacious bedrooms.
  : The beds were not very comfortable, but this is the case with most places. They are bit too firm for my liking. The tap at the kitchen sink was a bit of a fiddle for turning it off and on.

Wonderful
Traveller Type:

Very Good
Traveller Type:
  : Spacious and clean
  : Beds a little uncomfortable.

Poor
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : Yikes, um, nothing...Yeah, I'm going with that. Nothing. Final answer.
  : No one in our group saw, in the fine print, that we needed to pick up the keys 15 minutes away from the apartments before we arrived at the apartments and kept confusingly circling the apartments whilst dogs barked and locals stared (I may have mixed this up). The key pick-up process in the town was not smooth (there was a long line, which is strange because you'd think the whole transaction would be, "here is your key, goodbye," but it wasn't)...and there was no real helpful information given (like, "here's the Wi-Fi password, please remember to plug in the hot water heater"). Our apartment was immediately next to someone who permanently lived in the building, and who may have been a bit surprised by our arrival (and, hopefully, saddened by our departure. Tell Manny I'll write him, please). Our key barely worked in the front door (maybe I'm just not very strong, at least that's what my kids/wife tell me). The whole place smelled like sewage (not in a good way, you know, not that GOOD sewage smell that we all know and love). The decor was purchased by a blind man, who led another blind man around it to arrange it. There was a massive safety failure regarding the stairs - not appropriate for small kids. I had to move some small nightstands out from the rooms to ensure my child did not slide under a railing to his death. I left the nightstands there because, frankly, I think it helped the feng shui. The bed we slept in sloped, dramatically, to the middle (I like my wife, but I don't like gravity binding us together all night. I prefer being bound by eternal love and mutual respect). There were no trash cans. No one plugged in the hot water heater for us. So, when we returned late at night and needed to shower our kids before bed, you can probably guess how successful we were. Oh, you can't? Well, I'll tell you...we weren't successful. Not at all.