New Tiffany's Park

Terrible. This hotel is listed as a local 4* but this can only be based on the fact of things like hairdryers in the rooms and a pool, not the standard of the hotel.
This is on a very busy and noisy road, opposite a derelict hotel on the front. Mild building work on one side, back of the hotel where the bins are (and are collected very early in the morning) and then the tree crowded pool side which harbours many of the mosquitoes that are in this resort.
The kid’s pool had broken tiles and the diving board was on its last legs. The sunbeds, although free, were grubby and sparse. The food was decent but very monotonous. You are asked to pick the night before, like being in an NHS Hospital.
There is no entertainment and the satellite TV offered is only Italian - you have to pay to hire the remote for any other channels. The hotel is shabby and needs a drastic refurbishment. Our rep was GREAT and offered to move us but was towards the end of the holiday and we would have been charged.

Do not book this hotel! When I walked into the New Tiffany Park I knew I had made a big mistake booking this hotel - the carpets in the reception were dirty and all the furniture looked old and tired.
On walking to our room I noticed round all the doors was black mould - when we opened our bedroom door I couldn’t believe this was the 3* hotel advertised by Cosmos.
The bed spread had cigarette burns on it - the drains smelt - the furniture was dated - it looked like a prison cell!
Luckily our rep came to our rescue and found us a different hotel otherwise we wanted a flight home - this is the worst hotel I have ever seen and wouldn't give it 1* never mind 3* - be warned!

I have just read some of the comments on this hotel and feel like I was in a different hotel. I agree that the rooms were clean but the rest of the hotel was frankly grotty. Stair carpets were filthy, bathrooms stuck in a time warp in the 60's when it was built. and loungers round the pool were faded and ancient.
There was a grumpy manager on the desk and an even grumpier waiter in the dining room whose only concern was that we put leavings in the little pot provided at the table. I have yet to hear him say good morning or evening. A cooked breakfast was never an option and the food at night was pretty dire. My final meal from a small selection was salad, mushroom soup, tomato omelette and mousse (the best of a bad bunch) which is not exactly an inspired menu and not what I am used to in other countries and hotels I have visited of the same star rating. Also there was not enough of it and I ended up feeling hungry about an hour later.
I feel that it was expensive for a week here and it was not worth it. As for staff being helpful, I asked if I could have breakfast 10 minutes before 7am as I was being picked up at 7.20am to go on a tour and was told emphatically no. Which reminds me that I flew from Glasgow the day after the car bomb and arrived later than the hotel expected and was told that there was no food because we had not arrived at 8.30, the magical hour when everyone had to be out of the dining room as I later found out. This was after taking about 12 hours to get there and being told by the rep that there would be some sort of food for us.
Anyway, as you have probably guessed I was not impressed with the hotel and would not recommend it to anyone.

From the very first day of our holiday, we loved every minute of it! It was a last minute holiday booked with Thomson who were brilliant.
The hotel itself was decorated in an 80's style but don't let that put you off as it is absolutely spotless and no faults. The staff were all lovely and quick to help us if we needed it, and the best thing is our beds were as comfy as comfy can be!
The pool had the sun on it in the morning through to mid afternoon, so we loved to spend a day by the pool then get ready for dinner. The food was really good quality, although the drinks tended to be a bit expensive so try not to buy too many from the bar.
As there was no evening entertainment on the premises, we made our way down to the main shopping street which is pedestrianised after 8 o'clock so everybody is walking down the long road eating, drinking and shopping.
We were advised to make our own way to Venice instead of going with the tour company, but we found it was actually cheaper and better value to go with Thomson. We got a local guide taking us round the square, a voucher to get a cheap drink in the square, a gondola ride and shown where we could get a good value for money meal. I know for certain we'll be going back

The hotel is small and the staff are helpful. The decor is tired but the hotel is kept clean. The food choice and quality was very good.
The hotel bar is pleasant but there is no entertainment, however the resort centre is just a short walk away.
The pool is only in the sun in the morning which is a pity. Make sure you take insect repellent as mosquitoes are a problem in the resort.