Saronida Hills

I was invited here as a guest with friends and we had high hopes for our stay at Saronida Hills, but we were deeply disappointed. The cleanliness was below expectations; the apartment was poorly maintained. Despite being marketed as luxurious, the amenities were very anverage and the overall experience was far from what was promised. It’s also far away from shops and restaurants which was ok because we had a car, but it was another bad point. The view was great but it here are many other better places with equal or better views. Save your money and avoid this place at all costs.

Disappointingly, the property does not live up to the expectations from what shown in description and photos. Although it looks rather contemporary, the term “luxurious” cannot be associated with the place because there is complete lack of refinement and details in the interior furnishing and amenities. The LED lighting is so bad that it reminds of an almost dormitory or hostel fluorescence kind of ambience. This is not a boutique hotel, this is just a newly-built investment property venturing in self-check-in hospitality business, therefore do not expect any services or even security personnels on-site who could be of any assistance. And it is also poorly maintained, which can tell from the deteriorating decoration and stains in particular outdoor terraces that is unusual given its recent built. We have booked the largest of the suites with duplex, but for the price we paid it is not worth it. Do not consider the lesser suites either for the sole reason that you cannot possibly manage to carry heavy luggage down the steep steps without the thoughts of tripping all the way down in a precarious way. The immediate surrounding of the place is still pretty barren and under excavation and construction. Overall it just feels bleak, blend and overpriced for what it is. The view it offers however is amazing