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Today was our last visit to the clinic - remembered to get a pick of the van and Carlos picking us up. Adrian is continuing to bruise but is feeling better everyday. After his final check-up and an adjustment to his bite with his temporary teeth we returned to our hotel.
The Cyan Hotel is located on the hotel strip, oceanside and is well priced. It's clean and the staff are reasonably friendly but we wouldn't stay here again. The internet doesn't really work in our rooms, the TV has all kinds of stuff such as Disney and Netflix but they don't work due to the poor internet. The restaurant has ver limited food choices and strange hours and the drinks are super expensive - two Aperol Spritz were $27.90 Canadian. By far my biggest complaint though is the music - the interior of the hotel is a square with an open air lobby/bar area in the middle.and the rooms opening into this centre square. Sounds lovely but they play the same music over and over in the lobby all day and you can hear it while in your room with the door closed. Times like this, I envy Adrian's poor hearing! While the hotel is on the beach, this end of the strip is a bit rough, with lots of red flags indicating it's unsafe to swim. I'm not a big wave girl and Adrian doesn't like the water - although he did swim with me today! He does love me!! We walked to the far end of the peninsula where the water is more sheltered and there aren't any big waves - worth the walk for a lovely calm swim and some fish sightings.
We've already scoped out a hotel for our next visit - in early October - Beach Scapes is pretty affordable, on a more sheltered section of the beach and more "in town" so we can walk to restaurants and grocery stores. It's also closer to the clinic so we won't lose an hour a day or more to travel.
The Cyan Hotel is located on the hotel strip, oceanside and is well priced. It's clean and the staff are reasonably friendly but we wouldn't stay here again. The internet doesn't really work in our rooms, the TV has all kinds of stuff such as Disney and Netflix but they don't work due to the poor internet. The restaurant has ver limited food choices and strange hours and the drinks are super expensive - two Aperol Spritz were $27.90 Canadian. By far my biggest complaint though is the music - the interior of the hotel is a square with an open air lobby/bar area in the middle.and the rooms opening into this centre square. Sounds lovely but they play the same music over and over in the lobby all day and you can hear it while in your room with the door closed. Times like this, I envy Adrian's poor hearing! While the hotel is on the beach, this end of the strip is a bit rough, with lots of red flags indicating it's unsafe to swim. I'm not a big wave girl and Adrian doesn't like the water - although he did swim with me today! He does love me!! We walked to the far end of the peninsula where the water is more sheltered and there aren't any big waves - worth the walk for a lovely calm swim and some fish sightings.
We've already scoped out a hotel for our next visit - in early October - Beach Scapes is pretty affordable, on a more sheltered section of the beach and more "in town" so we can walk to restaurants and grocery stores. It's also closer to the clinic so we won't lose an hour a day or more to travel.
I am the planner and therefore the worrier of our team. So I have been concerned about the weather at home and the prospect of our flight being cancelled tomorrow. Holding out for a miracle right now.
We decided NOT to repeat our big walk and find a new place for dinner instead returning to Navios! Delicious food right across the street from our hotel!
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