Villa Isabell: Key To A Great Holiday

I and my girlfriend stayed for seven days at Villa Isabell. We got the room at very cheap price compared to other hotels and villas offering similar facilities. The place was very homey and staffs were friendly and helped us whenever we needed their help. Bathroom of the room in which we stayed was very spacious. Hot water was available in the bathroom at any time of the day. There was towel rack inside the bathroom. I have to appreciate the services provided by the staff of Villa Isabell; they never made us to wait which made our holidays comfortable. Food was delicious and we tried various cuisines in the restaurant of Villa Isabell. The most important thing is the timing of the services provided. They never annoyed us unnecessarily and didn't force for the tip as I had experienced in various hotels and villas on my previous trips.

I like to watch television in night and in our room there was a nice cable TV which had many channels to entertain us. The television which was in our room was a LCD TV which enhanced the experience of watching television. If weather is not good outside, then you can stay in the room and enjoy eating some delicious food while watching TV.

As I was on holiday with my girlfriend, so the bed was important for me. I was praying to god that bed shouldn't be uncomfortable as it will ruin every moment which I am going to spend with her. To my surprise, bed was exactly the way I was hoping for. Bed was not stiff and not completely cushy. Honestly, I didn't miss my bed back at home.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner which were served to us were delicious. We didn't wait for long to be served. Everything was made available to us on our table and we enjoyed our morning breakfast. A good meal is key to happiness on a holiday. They also provided us cab to visit nearby places in a very affordable price. Villa Isabell is very clean and it is an idol place to stay to enjoy each and every moment of your holiday.

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