I do not want to get into a row over the internet about our stay at the Tria, but further to my husband's comment I'd just like to make a few more. Yes we were disappointed with the accommodation, especially having visited friends at the Kaloudis whose room was much larger and with a new bathroom. The bathroom at the Tria had certainly seen better days and our room could hardly be called spacious, but yes the cleaner did come every day and yes Philip and Helen are lovely people. During our 1st week there we were even discussing coming back in May and staying in the new block, so we can't have disliked it that much!
It's just a shame that we found the noise of the teenagers during our 2nd week to be of an unacceptable level, of which we were not the only ones to think this. I'd like to make it known that on the few occassions that I asked the kids to be quiet, even at 3 in the morning, I never once raised my voice or swore a them and I said I know they are on holiday and want to have a good time, but could they just keep the noise down a bit as the screaming and shouting and kicking of the football was echoing around our room. On our last night after the row yes voices were raised, but you could hardly call it a torrent of foul mouth abuse! Perhaps you would like to ask the kids what it was that they were discussing in the early hours of the morning, because that was foul and I would hate to think that my son's would be using that sort of language or even know those sorts of things at the age of 13!! I'm sure they are all decent kids, but just a little consideration from both the kids and parents would of been nice - there was a pool room and a seating area outside, near the bar that they could easily of hung around.
We understand having spoken to our Manos rep that she had received a few complaints from others staying during that week, so we were most certainly not the only ones to complain. I would not have said anything to Paul or his friends on that last night if it wasn't for the remark from Barry about being tucked up in bed by 10.30 with no-one to keep us awake, that finally made me snap. I'm afraid having been ill most of the 2nd week, I finally had enough and was annoyed that they found it so funny. I never asked the kids to be silent, only that they toned the noise down, surely that is a reasonable request when you are having to share facilities with other people. They were not the only ones on holiday.
I understand that Philip may well be concerned about the comments made, but we feel let down that on our last day, after the row the night before and again in the morning before we left that he did not come and speak to us about it. We were his guests also, something that he seemed to forget.
