The rooftop restaurant has stunning views over Shela, and the pizzas are wonderful. If you're staying nearby, restaurant guests can use the pool, which is a nice perk. The staff are friendly and helpful, and you're steps from the long stretch of Shela beach.
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Didn’t stay at the Hotel but I visited the Rooftop Restaurant and I had some tea while enjoying the amazing view from the top. Staff are friendly and service is very good.
Lovely view from their roof top restaurant, nice foyer and pool area. We didn't stay here but visited the restaurant and was told, restaurant guests can also use the pool which was appealing given we...
A very nice hotel in Shela giving you access to the long stretch of Shela beach. The staff are super friendly and helpful. Their Pizzas are just wonderful. Would definitely visit again.
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