Myself, my husband ,my sister and Brother in law arrived at Neelams on 9th January expecting good things from what we had read in Tui brochure, photos of the hotel online, and fairly good reviews, sadly this was not what we got. WE were shown to our rooms which weren't actually all that bad even though the furniture was looking a bit on the shabby side, bed was comfortable, had to keep the black out curtains constantly shut due to no net curtain being up and people in rooms opposite would be able to see right into our room. unpacked and went down to the beach for a couple of hours and came back hoping to have a couple of hours by the pool. this is where things went really bad. We walked into the main outside pool area to be met by about 200 suited Indian men who were on a 2 day conference. They had basically taken the hotel over. Not a chair, table, sunbed to be had and that was it with them all around the pool and in the pool for the rest of the day and night, even if we could have got a sunlounger it would have been really uncomfortable lounging on it with all these men just wandering around staring. they were out there partying getting drunk, sleeping on the sunloungers all night, then going up to their rooms to carry on with loud music, drinking, and partying. I was up in he early hours asking one group in the room next to ours to stop but had to get reception to deal with them. got up next morning and going down the stairs that had piles of dirty food plates from room service piled up on the stairs, bin bags, empty liqour bottles that weren't cleared for 24 hours, We went to breakfast to be met with the dirtiest filthiest dining room I had ever seen in a hotel, they had all been down for breakfast early before the start of the days meeting and not a single table was cleared, plates, cups, cutlery food all over the place, dirty napkins thrown all over the floor. The table where the tea and coffee was preprepared in urns was filthy with cereal spead all over it, empty sugar packets, sugar everywhere, dirty spoons, napkins all over it. we couldnt stay and eat there so we left and ate out. Returned later that day to be met with the same thing again so another bad night. Next morning we ***aged to get a clean table and went to find the food for English guests, although their were very few English staying there. This consisted of sloppy baked beans, tomatoes, boiled eggs, potatoes, something described as sausage, and something that looked like porridge. decided to go and ask for fried eggs instead. they had no idea what I was talking about. I had to explain to the so called chef how to fry an egg and finished up with a half cooked mess, By then we had had enough. I ***aged to get hold of the Tui rep and asked to be moved. He was somewhat surprised we wanted to moved. He said he would sort something. he said we could move to the Sonesta inn for £600.00 but then we received an email from him saying it was unavailable for the rest of our 2 week s
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