An amazing stay at Hipotels Barrosa Garden! Everything was perfect from start to finish. The hotel is beautiful, spotless, and incredibly well organized. The staff were always friendly, professional, and attentive.
What really stood out was how perfect this hotel is for families and especially for children. The pools, activities, entertainment, and overall atmosphere make it an ideal place for kids to enjoy while parents can also relax.
The food was excellent with plenty of variety every day, the rooms were comfortable and clean, and the location near the beach is fantastic.
A perfect family holiday experience — we will definitely come back!
We came to this hotel for the weekend and could not recommend enough. The facilities were amazing, cleanliness was amazing throughout the hotel. The activities for children were brilliant and great selection at the buffet. And a short walk to a stunning beach topped it off. Will 100% be back to stay!
The hotel lobby, and the hotel in general, are very old and outdated. The lack of any greeting upon arrival and the absence of complimentary water create a rather negative first impression.
We booked an apartment, but the photos on the website make it look much better than it actually is. The unit is very small. We were 3 adults and a toddler, and I can’t imagine staying there for more than 3 nights. It is way too cramped, with one bathroom and only one sink.
There are virtually no lunch options on-site. The only choice is gross fastfood for an extra fee. Otherwise, you have to either walk to the beach area, which can be quite difficult and long in the heat, especially with a child, or walk into town, both of which will take at least 20 minutes each way. And actually, when we went to the beach, they told us that food service wasn’t available until 4 PM, and there are absolutely no food options for kids who don’t like fish.
The facilities for children were actually quite good. However, if you’ve stayed at family resorts in Turkey, this would feel more like a 3 star property by comparison. The food was decent, but nothing particularly memorable.
Our stay cost €1,000 for 2 nights during a holiday weekend. I spoke with a German guest who had booked a 10-day package through TUI, including flights and transportation, for around €3,000, so maybe €250 a night could be reasonable. Judging by the guests at the hotel, the vast majority are German package tourists who paid considerably less than those booking independently or at the last minute.
So, to summarize, the worst parts of the hotel are the tiny rooms and the absolute lack of food options during lunchtime. The best parts are the beach, the kids’ play areas, and the brand-new gym for adults.
One of our favorite spots to do vacation. This hotel is really nice and the location is perfect. There is an extreme wide and Long Beach you can walk to. Even when it’s high season you have luck and find a space where the next person is 5 meters away. That pure luxury. Also the water has strong waves and often is calm, so you can swim. Snorkeling doesn’t make sense here. The hotel itself has very good food, lots of Spanish fishes and enough variations, even for vegetarians. Meat is good and the highlight is the dessert bar. Build your own ice cream creations is fun. Even for adults. Plus it’s delicious ☺️😋
It was an amazing experience for all the family. The kids are still asking for the "holiday's home" 😊 lovely staff and a lot of fun for the kids, dad in the gym and mum at the spa. Excellent food and environment. Nice view from the balcony. I got relaxed during my stay. The kids are safe and happy inside the resort.
The biggest amount of the tourist are from Germany. Basically there is a kind of German schedule for the activities and food time as well.
New structure for kids to play indoor with variety of attraction and games.
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