Budoni Hotel Guide - Salamaghe Beach hotels in Budoni, Italy.

"The resort location is remote with not too much other options ion the area. the beach area was very nice and comfortable. The food at the buffet was not very good and there was little to do at night. were the close to the end of season and the resort was shutting down so that may have a lot to do with the lack of options. "

"The outside communal areas were clean and functional with good views of the mountains, the pools were clean and well maintained. The rooms were tired and could do with an upgrade. The female bar staff were somewhat surly, but the male staff were friendly. The all inclusive system was a challenge in itself and could do with being streamlined! Overall though a nice week was had, but will not be returning. "

"I visited the resort with my wife and my son (15yo). The resort is nice, the architecture is characteristic, small houses and not a big building. The room was too small for three persons. No gym (one treadmill out of order and few weights). The Valtur animation was good (good shows after dinner and activities during the day for teenagers). The beach (5-7 minutes walking) was too crowded, just a small area reserved to the resort. Two nice swimming pools, but they close at 6pm. The food was average, not bad but not really good. The worst part was the "All inclusive" concept, it was quite vague. Just soft drinks were included, no cocktails (7-10 Euro each), and even more strange, Coke was included but Diet Coke was not. Not recommended for people visiting expecting a real All-Inclusive. "

"Rooms are good, staff is helpful and forthcoming. Airport pick drop was good and reasonable. There is nothing except your room, no reception, no waiting area, no lobby or any gaming area like pool etc. Very discreet and under developed area. Limited options to eat or go anywhere. "