First day arrival, . . . Reception recognised peanut allergy on the booking - wow, excellent, and such a relief, . . . Resulted in a discussion with one of the head chefs which explained that all dish(s) have allergens signposted above the dish in the restaurant 👍 Seen this, approach in previous holidays, and all good 😎 Then said that on that day it ruled out all of the deserts except fresh fruit, which wasn't great to see all the lovelly looking deserts that looked exceptionally good, but were out of bounds, . . . . Try explaining that to a child, yep - they look great, but you can't have them, . . . . The main restaurant did show all allergens, but when we later visited the pool BBQ / Gryros restaurant, some dishes showed allergens and some did not show allergens, so it was mixed messages and inconsistent, which left us not knowing what was safe to eat and what wasn't . . . Not a big deal for most, but any family, managing severe allergies, it is 😞 The house / local wines were, . . . Yeah a bit on the rough side, and the house / local spirits were noticably weak in taste and alcohol content, plus the soft drinks were very dissapointing, yep - you don't expect named brand quality, but back in the UK, . . . . Iceland, LIDL's and ALDI's would blow these soft drinks away, . . . We had an out of all inclusive (6 euros) mojito at the pool bar, and the service / enthusiasm was fantastic (the drink not so much, but hey ho, . . .) Returned a few hours later, in the evening setting, and the same team member was a bit grumpy and stand offish, to say the least, . . . On the plus side, two good size pools, plus a small children's pool, the grounds are kept in fantastic condition, and there is direct access to the beach, which being on the slightly north east corner, has a lighter sea swell and waves, which makes for good beach quality and less swell, . . . . Beach loungers and cabarna's are additional charges, but reasonable and make for a nice experience on the beach, . . . Our first night, we went to the pool bar for (every night entertainment at 9pm), and by 9.20 it hadn't started and we left, watched from our balcony - didnt see a thing resembling 'entertainment', and it was pretty much deserted by about 10.30, . . . Stayed at a 5 star hotel in Cyprus last year with TUI, and in absolute fairness, this is not a 4 star hotel, when judged by the same standards, . . . At best, it's a 3.5 star hotel, with some really great points, and really great staff, but lack of consistency, and some standards, seriously let's it down, . . . It's the start of our holiday, but I can't see us recommending, or returning too, . . . . Really disappointed, based on the general reviews, . . . . But hey ho, lesson learned, will look elsewhere, next time, . . .