The Estival Park Silmar is a four-star hotel located right on the beach in La Pineda. With 968 rooms, it is a large property offering both a garden and a terrace.
Families can enjoy a water park, a children's pool and kids' entertainment. The spa and indoor pool provide useful alternatives to the beach.
Carrer del Camí del Racó 15, La Pineda, 43481, La Pineda, Spain
The nearest international airport is Reus, about 9 km away.
Estival Park Silmar is on or close to the beach, so you reach the sea quickly.
Yes, Estival Park Silmar has facilities suitable for families with children.
Yes, Estival Park Silmar has a spa and wellness offering to relax.
Estival Park Silmar is a 4-star property.
Very good
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The hotel is lovely, location is good but have to venture out a bit further if you want something lively in the evenings. Food is excellent!! never went hungry always something to eat. The entertainment could be better. All the apartments have a separate pool. The lifeguard Joshua has looked after us our whole stay, been extremely friendly, always having a laugh with us. supportive with my nan disability. I would return as me and my family have had a great time :)
Another amazing holiday at Estival Park. We went fir 2 weeks this year and it's flawless every time. We had 2 top floor apartments for 4 of us and it was great. Food amazing, staff amazing. Main hotel pools a bit busy for us so we use the apartment pool and we love it. Hope to see ye again next year. The site is always beautifully kept. We played padal 3 evenings and it was great fun. Used the indoor pool and sauna too, lovely. Did the quiz and karaoke too. Great fun.
Just spent a week here with my two children and we are already looking at returning. The hotel was clean, the staff were hardworking and friendly. The daytime entertainment great, the lady running the aqua dance had enough energy for the whole site she was incredible, the poolside and bar staff were lovely hardworking people. Food was decent and the location is perfect for everyone. We were fortunate to make friends with some lovely families from Somerset, Ireland and Scotland which obviously improves the experience.. but we will genuinely be back as soon as we can. Thank you to everyone at the hotel, you really gave us a fantastic break. Ps.. take mosquito repellent.. ive been destroyed on my last day by them
Great hotel, brilliant entertainment team with special mention to Gabriel and Ella. Nice pool, smart rooms though housekeeping a bit hit and miss. Great bar staff and snack bar. Restaurant well stocked with something for everyone, mostly well presented and cooked but gets cold quickly due to A/C - use the microwave to boost the heat. Hot water not hot enough for English tea but passable.
Great hotel. Lots of food on offer. Great value for money. So much to do entertainment wise especially fabulous games in the pool which helps you interact with other holiday goers and staff members. Pepito was particularly welcoming and fun to be around. Would recommend this hotel for families or anyone looking for a cheap all inclusive get away.
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