Seven Corals

I flew to the Maldives with a 5-year-old child. We bought a tour with accommodation, transfer and breakfast + dinner. Chapter 1. Transfer. Upon arrival, we spent a long time looking for our greeter, went to the information desk and they found him. They took us on a boat. And on the boat they started asking me for 40 dollars for the passage. I show him my voucher. He is not interested in him, he says either pay or leave. I paid... they brought us to the island of Maafushi. But no one met us here. After a long flight, I’m standing with a suitcase and a child waiting for someone from the hotel. As a result, I ask some man on a cart to accompany me))) hurray, we are in the seven corals trash heap! Chapter 2. Settlement. Hotel. We were met by a guy who looked at us in surprise and said “we have no free rooms.” No free rooms??? I have a reservation. I give him this voucher. He looks and spreads his hands. I call the tour operator. Some guy comes and they give me number 101. No windows, no TV, terrible old room... There's something dripping in the bathtub, it's impossible to sleep. The next day Nada came. This is like a manager. She apologized and said we will return your money for the transfer (which was returned on the last day). In the evening the next day I was moved to a more decent room. A couple of times they did repairs at one in the morning. Hotel employees or their guests smoked (*********), screamed, laughed at night... one can only dream of peace! Chapter 3. Nutrition. We had breakfast and dinner. For breakfast, for the first 5 days they gave scrambled eggs, 1 sausage, half an apple and half an orange, 3 toast, butter and jam. Coffee or water. On day 6, apples and oranges ran out, on days 9 and 10, eggs ran out. For dinner they gave us rice or pasta with scrambled eggs, like pilaf, but there was also cabbage and some finely chopped seafood products. 2 times I asked for fries and nuggets, they were prepared 🙌 thank you for that.