Baia dei Mulini Resort & Spa

We were at this hotel at the end of June with my best friend and children (almost teenagers). Overall, we really liked it. Warning for young people - this hotel is more for older people, if you need to hang out - this is not the place for you. If you want to sleep after the stormy Ukrainian nights - please do. Warning for families with small children - there are no animators here - you will have to entertain your children)). In the evenings, a duo of Italians performs Italian (mostly) songs live. Food: not very diverse, but quite acceptable. In places I would even say diet (and this is clear, because most visitors are already of a respectable age). Drinks: free cola, juice, Americano in the bar, free water in the bar is salty, not a problem - there is a Lidl 5 minutes walk from the hotel - there is a 2 liter bottle of water 0.22 euros. And the wines there are very cheap. In the hotel, a third of a glass of wine is 5 euros. Rooms: old, but clean. Staff: very friendly. The problem with the shower door was solved for me the next day (because I contacted the problem in the evening). Sunbeds: there are always free sunbeds on the beach, if there are none, they will move them to you from the pool. Two sunbeds are provided for the room (not just the 1-2nd row by the sea, there are paid ones). Towels - two towels 10 euros at the reception, for a change you have to pay again, they did not check, they took two and returned them before departure. Area: gorgeous, very picturesque. There is a place to walk outside the hotel and along the coastline on the sand. The bus stop is right next to the hotel - you can go on your own to the ski lift in Erice (highly recommended, an atmospheric town with stone houses), as well as in Trapani. The bus ticket is 1.5 euros per person. In general, Sicily is love. And it is worth visiting at least once.

We loved it. We went for one night and stayed for three. It has access to the sea and is incredible, like one of the best beaches in Sardinia. The pool is beautiful, with plenty of lounge chairs, and the breakfast is good.

The hotel has a private beach and a swimming pool, and the entire property is equipped with disabled facilities, including the spacious rooms and bathrooms. Otherwise, the rooms are standard: the rooms are spacious but dated, with a few too many defects regarding the wall structure. They asked us: "The sea view rooms are sold out, do you want one with a pool view?" "Fine," was our response, but it's a shame our window had a good view of the internal parking lot. For four nights and without booking in advance, we adapted. Continental breakfast, although the coffee ☕️, being in Italy, could certainly have been better.