Residence Punta Spin

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We stayed for 2 nights in a bungalow in April. The accommodation was spacious enough for us and very clean. The location is excellent—perfect for walking, with plenty to explore nearby including beaches and forest areas. The town of Grado is also close and easily reachable by a pleasant bike ride. The kitchen was well-equipped with everything we needed (fridge, utensils, plates, etc.), and it was convenient that bike rental is available at reception.

A couple of minor downsides: the heating wasn’t turned on when we arrived, but reception resolved it quickly. Towels are not included in the price, though they can be rented. Also, there was no dishwasher detergent provided, so it’s best to bring your own.

Great atmosphere, Italia at its best! Great food at the restaurant.

The kids were entertained. When we changed our approach and relented to having spent nearly 200 EUR a night for camping and not comfort, everything was fine. No hot water. No coffee pot (huge minus points for that one). The bungalow was teeny tiny and cramped and not stocked at all. No soap. No sponge to wash dishes. Nothing. But the landscape was nice, the staff excellent, the facilities pretty good. The animation team was excellent, really, really good people. The restaurant... it swayed between irritatingly poor service and really friendly service, but generally good food. The cafe was fantastic (open at 7:30, thank God). The beach bar was also very, very good. They stopped serving food at 4, but the restaurant has a similar menu and they open at 5. Good programs for every age (really enjoyed the aqua arobics!). And the place is safe. The kids could run around and do their thing. There were little shops, games, video games, animation and entertainment at all times of the day.

If you are hoping to go swimming in the sea, look elsewhere. This is a lagoon. There is more sea grass than water, especially when the tide is out. It never went over my waist and I'm 173 cm tall. You can walk 400 m and through a small path of another 200 m of sea grass through the water with any number of people and to a sand bar, but have fun. You're bathing in a warm, shallow bathtub with many others. The only place to swim was in the one pool which is deep throughout, or the shallow pool, which is shallow throughout. There's also a small kiddie pool which was also nice. The fact that you have to pay extra for the tennis court but everything else (including mini golf) is free is what broke the camel's back for us. Why you have to wear a bathing cap at the big pool but there is no shower there makes no hygienic sense to me whatsoever. Also, you need to bring every essential with you or buy it there (but there is a Spar onsite). I don't understand why these kinds of places don't have shelves available for their guests where, those who are leaving, can deposit bottles of oil and vinegar, salt, pepper, spices, coffee, etc they no longer need to take home with them, and for those incoming, they can pick up what they need from the shelves. Instead, everyone is buying EVERYTHING, including dish soap, sponges and paper towels, as well as the essentials (coffee for no pot, for example). It's a freaking waste. We had to pay 6 EUR for parking every day we had the car inside the compound. This is one of the absolutely few holidays we had where I was not sad to leave and certainly did not feel I got value for money.