Family Hotel Pagus - All Inclusive

Das Hotel an sich ist schön gelegen direkt am Wassee. Das Essen ist sehr gut und das all inklusive Angebot kann sich sehen lassen. Einziger Kritikpunkt ist die Unfreundlichkrit mancher Mitarbeiter

The A/C was switched off & we had 3 sleepless nights due to being to hot.They did manage to provide a noble A:c unit but not much good. Too noisy

one big problem: hotel parking places not enough so required to park in external parkings very far from the hotel

freundliches Personal saubere Zimmern negativ war das am Pool zu wenig Sonnenschirme waren wenn man zwischen den Mahlzeiten was trinken wollte mussten man sich anziehen keine Poolbar.

We stayed at Hotel Pagus for six days and had half board (breakfast and dinner). The food is a disaster, breakfast is exactly the same every day, and at dinner, 10/15 dishes are also the same every day. for dinner every day: roast pork steak (dry, tasteless), beef in sauce, pasta (mostly in tomato sauce, only once Bolognese) and one type of fish. for a 4-star hotel, absolutely not enough choice and too monotonous. you have to prepare the table yourself. Room cleaning service is differently every day. one day only the trash in the room was taken and the ashtray (the table was not wiped) were emptied, the bed linen was not changed, the next day only the garbage was emptied, the ashtray was not emptied, dust is accumulating on the coffee table and shelves. satisfied with the cleaner only one day in a six day trip. you have to be lucky to have a room cleaned as it should be. parking is (if you're lucky to get it) €10 per day in front of the hotel, otherwise €8 per day in the public parking lot by the coast. the beach is close by and the access to it is well arranged, only the umbrellas and deckchairs quickly run out. In short: the hotel is definitely NOT WORTHY of 4 stars and is absolutely TOO EXPENSIVE for what you get. I don't recommend it.

This was our third visit to this hotel. The first two visits were good, I can't say great, but this time it was awful. It seems to me that the hotel is currently going through a transitional phase, probably new management and thinking about what they actually want to do. The hotel is located a 7-minute walk from the city center, private parking in front of the hotel, which is paid 10 euros per day. Right next to the hotel is a beautiful pebble beach where you can rent sunbeds and umbrellas and even if you just use towels it's not bad at all. Upon arrival, a friendly receptionist gave us all the necessary information and services. Upon arrival in the room, the first shock - an unventilated room, no soap, a finger-thick dust under the furniture, a broken cot. Probably related to the fact that I met only 2 maids in the entire hotel. Despite of that rooms are spacious, the sea view is fantastic, you can see the entire Pag Bay. In the pictures, the furniture looks worse than it actually is. I admit - the bed is quite bad, the management should seriously consider refreshing that segment. Cots for children are not charged extra. Last time the food was solid. They bought me with things prepared for small children. A meat and fish menu and pasta were offered every day, so everyone could find something for themselves. The afternoon snack usually offered pizzas, burgers, hot sandwiches, snacks, unfortunately without fruit (fruit are abundant with main meals). Basic drinks, mostly from vending machines, not very good. Cocktails are a disaster. In the all inclusive option, all-day beverages are offered in the restaurant, while in the cafe within the hotel with additional charge. This time, the food was more student-style like we know it in canteens. Almost the same every day, can't say completely tasteless, but not at the level of a four-star hotel. Food that was not eaten the same day was prepared in a different form the following day. There are not enough staff to properly clean the seats, so the terrace furniture is often dirty with bird droppings. The salad is often uncleaned, this time I found a stone in one of the salads, which did not have a beneficial effect on my teeth. This time there were very few offers for small children to eat. In June, the hotel accepted trips of schoolchildren, often graduates, who were accommodated in regular accommodation next to all the rest of us with small children. Please don't get me wrong, I have nothing against children who came on a well-earned vacation or field school experience, but when you pay dearly for a vacation, it is unacceptable that you don't place a bunch of loud, enthusiastic children in a separate part of the hotel, or that you don't think about it at all. As a result, at night we heard running in the corridors, loud shouting and even experienced a visit from the teacher in the middle of the night looking for her students in our room (!?). Because of all the above, despite the nice weather,