Located in Olhos de Água, Portugal, you'll find 3HB Guaraná, a hotel dedicated to offering a tranquil stay. This four-star accommodation comes highly rated by guests.
Stay in Olhos de Água
3HB Guaraná serves as a pleasant base for various travelers in Olhos de Água.
Facilities & features
Check-in / check-out
16:00 / 11:00
Max. number of people per room
4
Connected rooms
Yes
Views
Sea view, View of the swimming pool
Number of rooms
500
Year of manufacture
2008
Hotel chain
RIU Hotels
Paying at the hotel
Visa, Mastercard, cash
Number of guests
3 guests4 guests
Location
BeachfrontGarden / terraceseaview
Facilities
balconyBarindoor poolconference roomFitnessFree parkingFree WiFiRestaurantsmoking allowedSpa & wellnesstransferSwimming pool
We had a great time here! Received a free room upgrade to start off, nice bathroom and couch, very spacious with comfortable beds. Food was plentiful with much variety and delicious at the main buffet for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Very clean and well maintained throughout. Beautiful lobby, pools were awesome with many beach chairs. Loved the views from the balcony too.
One thing we would have enjoyed more: it would have been nice to have more adult entertainment rather than so much focus on kids activities.
The best part of this place: all the employees we encountered were so friendly and helpful! Highly recommended!
A great hotel, very clean throughout our stay. As someone with low immunity, I really appreciated how the dining staff went out of their way to provide freshly cooked, hot food directly to my table. The rooms were clean, with comfortable beds and fresh towels provided daily.
The kids’ club was enjoyable, and the evening entertainment was well planned, starting with activities for children before transitioning to adults. There was a great selection of food, much of it cooked fresh in front of you. Using Uber was also the easiest and most cost-effective way to travel from the hotel to the old town.
Would definitely come back here again.
Hmmm...
Not really what I had hoped especially as we had paid over £1200 per person for 10 nights AI.
The rooms are quite small with very poor A/C. Although we visited in May it was 26-29C each day and the A/C was on the highest setting very weak. The family room was a nice double bed and then the fold out beds were like very rough camp beds to be honest. Haven't had a good night's sleep since been here.
The food is very mediocre and is sustenance without a lot of flavour or choice. No special nights or themes were put on.
The entertainment was average.
Getting drinks was pretty much self service all the way through. Pool bar closed until June despite hotel being absolutely rammed with people in the pool all day!
Location is nice and quiet and more refined that Albuferia.
Overall, I have seen this type of resort multiple times in my life. I would avoid this place and visit somewhere like Haydapasha Palace in Turkey or Zafiro hotels in Majorca instead as both are better. Also much better options in Makadi Bay in Egypt and for a much lower cost!
We have just landed back in Britain this morning from a weeks stay at this resort and I cannot say a bad word about it. EVERYTHING was clean not one ounce of dirt or dust was seen in my room or around the hotel. The staff were so accommodating and friendly always coming up chatting to my 10 month old. The food was insane I didn’t eat one thing that wasn’t nice and the alcohol was pure alcohol not your watered down rubbish. We paid £2200 for a family of 3 worth every single penny. There’s not much outside the hotel to do but we happily stayed within the resort as they have daytime entertainment and evening. Definitely recommended this resort
We loved our visit here, it has everything you need and more. Very clean all over the hotel, and the room was nice and clean and spacious. Food was great, even if you are a fussy eater you won’t go hungry, the snack bar was brilliant, so much choice compared to other ai hotels we have stayed in. Plenty of sunbeds, they do get reserved around the children’s pool early but everywhere else is fine, no sunbed wars. Drinks were great, think I tried most of the cocktails, and an iced coffee every morning from the pool bar. Staff were lovely and very helpful. Lovely beaches close by, we loved the one behind the hotel with all the steps, it was beautiful. Restaurants, shops and bars nearby, and easy to get taxi out to other places. We most definitely will return again.
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