The Iberostar Waves Royal Andalus is a four-star beach hotel located in Chiclana de la Frontera. It has 451 rooms and offers direct access to the beach.
The water park, children's pool and entertainment are available for families to use. The spa offers an adults-only area during your stay.
Urbanización Novo Sancti Petri, Chiclana de la Frontera, 11130, Chiclana de la Frontera, Spain
The nearest international airport is Tangier Ibn Battuta, about 72 km away.
Iberostar Waves Royal Andalus is on or close to the beach, so you reach the sea quickly.
Iberostar Waves Royal Andalus caters to adults (adults only). Check the minimum age with the provider.
Yes, Iberostar Waves Royal Andalus has a spa and wellness offering to relax.
Iberostar Waves Royal Andalus is a 4-star property.
Excellent
10090 reviews via Google
Incredible views from this beautiful hotel, perfect for holidays with children and family. Thanks to Marin l, Jose Mari and Chari from the bars, Maica in the restaurant, Ana and Marina (guest service), the very professional Monica, Diego, Alberto and Cristina (the brunette girl with glasses)at the reception, this experience was perfect. My room was Always tidy, Also because of Eva, Who personally checked my room. The food was great (thanks Juanlu!!!) and so many drinks to choose! Service at the Seasoul was perfect, thanks to Mario, Pedro and Alberto. I Hope to come back soon
The entertainment team is very good. My children really enjoyed time in Star Camp. The Kangaroo club is great for smaller children, Arantxa was fantastic with them. Food in buffet could be better quality, the food is of average quality. Also huge queues at buffet, arranging two restaurants for breakfast and dinner would improve overall guest experience instead on waiting in line for food at each station. Restaurant staff is good and attentive. However red wine was always served too warm, at room t°, which in this heat is not pleasant to drink at all.
The location is perfect, with beautiful surroundings and easy access to the beach. The service throughout the hotel was excellent, but a special mention has to go to Juani. She was absolutely amazing and made us feel so welcome from the moment we arrived. Her kindness, warmth, and attention to detail really made our holiday extra special. Thank you, Juani, for making our stay so memorable. We would definitely return and highly recommend this hotel!
I hosted a conference at this hotel the end of June and the hotel was very proactive and helpful in planning the conference as well as hosting us well. The check-in process for our large group went very smoothly, the hotel staff were very helpful and hospitable, and were flexible and kind with last minute changes that we needed to make. The main event space is very large and was perfect for our large group. And the atmosphere was very famiy friendly and beautiful - beach & pools. Highly recommend this hotel!
We had a wonderful 1 week family holiday (2 adults and 1 teenager) and honestly cannot find any fault with this hotel. Starting with the staff, they were all incredible. A warm welcome from reception who are happy to resolve any issues quickly (the air con in our room was playing up and without hesitation moved us to the room next door). The entertainment staff were brilliant, shout out to Lewis who made our daughter feel very welcome, especially as most of the guests were Spanish and we are from Scotland. The bar and restaurant staff were also great, another shout out to Clara, who greeted us with a smile. Finally, the cleaners who were so friendly and did a fantastic job everyday. The hotel itself is lovely, great facilities, plenty of seating areas, a huge activity programme (there is honestly something for everyone no matter age or interests) and spotlessly clean. Of course being on the beach made the whole place feel extra special. There's plenty of space whether you want splash areas for the kids, playing water games or wanting a quiet lounging pool. The best thing for us was there were no sunbeds wars, we could always get beds at 10:30am. With the guests predominantly being Spanish meant there was no need to reserve beds, people were sensible and only used beds when they needed them. When people left for lunch/siesta they would take their towels and belongings with them. We enjoyed the evening entertainment offerings from pottery and fan painting to live music and dancing. The food was the best we've ever had in an all inclusive hotel. The selection is huge, varied every day and suited all of us (including our very fussy teenager). We especially loved the Seafood and Mexican nights. There was so much choice at the buffet restaurant we never felt the need to visit anywhere else. The pool bar snacks were also lovely. We honestly had the most relaxing fun filled week, thank you to all at this hotel for making us feel so welcome, we can't wait to return again.
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