All of the staff at the Sirene were only too happy to help with anything we needed and I can't quite understand the level of complaints posted on here.

 

Ok, so we had no hot water, and the plumbing in our room was in need of some attention, but these minor issues did not spoil the holiday one bit.

 

Met some lovely families out there as well. Kathryn & Co, was a pleasure to meet you all. Hope to stay in touch, and given the phone call Chloe received from Stacey this morning, hopefully that will be the case!

 

Hope Emily has FINALLY forgiven me for throwing her into the pool - mind you she did deserve it for trying to push me in!!! 

 

Think that anyone going there should heed the advice about a kettle - makes it sooo much easier for coffee in the morning!

Nneed to take with you: -

 

1. Food and drink and the "bar" there is pricey and not exactly plentiful in terms of choice;

2. plenty of fly spray - was appalled by the number of flies that were in the departure lounge. Probably due to the fact that the place could do with a damn good clean!

3. Something for the kids to do, whether it be colouring, a book or a gameboy. There isn't much for them to do there.

 

In terms of places to eat whilst you are out there, Michaelo's is a must. the staff are the friendliest you can imagine and the food is to die for.

 

Also tried Mermaids, which was ok, but the food wasn't as good as Michaelo's. Also more expensive but would think would appeal more to the younger generation (says the old fart of 35!)

 

Al' Sandros opposite Mustangs was a hit with the kids. Good food, fairly basic, but very well priced, with good service.

 

Shame I am home really - the thought of the lemon pork at Michaelo's is making me hungry!!!

 

And how, pray tell, are you going to get me back seeing as u r all the way up there and we are all the way "doon south?"

 

Btw you may wish to tell the crew that we had a dating scan yesterday and Jo is 8 weeks - will let you all know how things progress!

 

Hope to see u all some time!