When I arrived at the hotel, there was already a group complaining at the reception about a bad smell in their rooms. After completing my check-in and entering my room, I unfortunately noticed the same sewage/toilet smell in my room as well.
At first, the hotel manager offered to refund my money if I wanted to leave. However, as it was the peak summer season and I knew it would be very difficult to find another hotel on the island, I had no choice but to stay.
I would like to mention that one of the reception staff members was very kind and genuinely tried to help me find a solution. The hotel explained that there was an infrastructure/plumbing issue on the island, and a technician came to work on it. Unfortunately, the smell was still present afterwards. I had to stay in the room, and although the smell became less noticeable after ventilating the room, it came back strongly after taking a shower.
The breakfast was okay, but there were not enough tables available, which was also disappointing. The hotel itself is quite small, and I had expected something larger considering it is part of the Doryssa Group.
The room has a beautiful view, and I appreciated the efforts of the reception staff to help. However, overall, I found the experience below the standard I would expect from a Doryssa Group hotel. The persistent bathroom smell was a major issue and unfortunately had a significant impact on my stay.