Alcazaba of Almería
The Alcazaba of Almería is a fortified complex in Almería, southern Spain. The word alcazaba, from the Arabic word (القَصَبَة; al-qaṣabah), signifies a walled fortification in a city.
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The 4-star Mediterráneo Bay Hotel & Resort is located directly on the beach in Roquetas de Mar. This four-star resort has 362 rooms with sea or garden views.
Families can enjoy a water park, a children's pool and a playground nearby. You can also make use of the spa, heated pool, diving school and bike hire.
Calle Pez Espada, s/n, Roquetas de Mar, 04740, Roquetas de Mar, Spain
The nearest international airport is Málaga-Costa del Sol, about 168 km away.
Mediterráneo Bay Hotel & Resort is on or close to the beach, so you reach the sea quickly.
Yes, Mediterráneo Bay Hotel & Resort has facilities suitable for families with children.
Yes, Mediterráneo Bay Hotel & Resort has a spa and wellness offering to relax.
Mediterráneo Bay Hotel & Resort is a 4-star property.



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Nice hotel with friendly staff. Had a couple of faults with our room which when reported was delt by the maintenance team very quickly. Pool side was nice and clean, lacking in space though as sun loungers were squeezed in. Slides were good and perfect for keeping the children entertained. Food was lovely as was the deserts. Food hall was always busy but kept clean. Our transfer to the airport was in the evening and as we had to check out of our rooms at midday we had to either keep our cases with us or leave them in the corner of reception. A dedicated safe room for the luggage would be good for this instance.
We have just returned from a 7 night stay here. We arrived at around 10pm. We were given lots of information about the hotel such as meal times at check in and were told that the restaurant had put out some food for us despite us arriving late and it being after set meal times. We were greatful for this as we were all tired and hungry by this point. The room was lovely and clean, beds were comfy, towels and toiletries refreshed each day unless we asked not to disturb. Despite this being mainly a Spanish holiday area (which we didn’t realise upon booking) most of the staff in the main areas spoke good English and made an effort and were all very friendly and polite. Our son really enjoyed the mini disco each evening but we did find that because the main entertainment didn’t start until 10.30 or later each night that it was too late for our family, therefore we only managed to see one show which finished close to midnight. The pools are lovely, clean and with the different pools they keep the whole family entertained. We did find that although the information given says that sun loungers are not to be reserved with towels we found that people ignored this and everyday before breakfast the loungers were full of towels and no people. The food was good and always plenty of variety. It does get very busy in the restaurant but the staff are very efficient and take pride in making sure it is clean and presentable and tables quickly cleared and dressed ready for the next people. The system in area 50 worked incredibly well and the staff should be proud. We enjoyed a drink in the evenings near the nemo bar which also had staff coming to tables to take orders which was good as it cut down ques at the bar. Unfortunately on one night we felt that a male waiter at this bar seemed to ignore us and didn’t want to take our orders but took everyone else’s. Thankfully this only happened on one night and the other nights a lovely lady waitress always came to serve us. On our last day we found a little games room hidden away downstairs which we didn’t know was there or we probably would have used it more throughout our stay.
The hotel was great , staff were friendly and dealt with our requests as best as they could , they also provided us with late checkout which was much appreciated. The room was clean and spacious (pool room) , the food was ok I’m not sure it’s worth paying for all inclusive. Only down side was waiting over an hour in line to check in but everything else was smooth. The pool itself got cleaned every morning and regularly maintained which was nice to see.
In a great area of Requetas de Mar. We had a lovely room with a "swim up" ( although you can't actually swim up) water outside the room. The entertainment was very Spanish and there was not enough tables to be able to sit down and watch it comfortably. The location is great, about a 15 minute walk to bars and shops and about a 40 minute walk the other way to the town. The beach is straight outside the hotel and is a shingle beach and was not too busy for the children. The food was good and the pool areas were massive.
This is a great resort for families with children. Some of the previous negatibe reviews for this hotel are harsh and by people with ridiculous expectations. This holiday was for my two boys (5 and 2), and they loved it. The outdoor pools kept them entertained all day. The rooms are what you'd expect from a Jet2 package holiday hotel. They were clean, had air-conditioning, a safe, a fridge, and the beds were comfy. The hotel staff were friendly and were great with the kids. Theres plenty of entertainment, from the hotel mascot making appearances, pool activities for children and adults (volley ball, aqua aerobics etc) There was plenty of variety of food for you to have something different every night. Tasted good, plenty of it and something for everyone. Sushi night was a favourite. No issues with sunbeds, plenty of them. The beach is extremely close with a €5 charge for each sunbed. The sea water is crystal clear, the beach is small shingle. Good for the boys to dig in. We went to the Green Monkey restaurant for one night and it was good. Not a 5 star restaurant, but it was good. A great hotel, holiday and experience for the family. (A review by someone with realistic expecatations)
The Alcazaba of Almería is a fortified complex in Almería, southern Spain. The word alcazaba, from the Arabic word (القَصَبَة; al-qaṣabah), signifies a walled fortification in a city.
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