17th - 27th August 2026 stay (All inclusive) Room 345! The hotel is immaculate, the staff are amazing and the food is outstanding…. No sun bed wars and with 4 bars (1 a cocktail bar) you can’t go wrong. Only 100yds from the middle of the beach and shops/bars it’s in a perfect location. I had a 2020hr flight home and coach picked me up at 5:45pm but your all inclusive lasts until the coach picks you up not when you check out at noon. Reception will allow you to use the shower room before you leave so you can change into your going home clothes after freshening up.
Hotel great location all staff very attentive,
Food was great good selection
Snack bar and al carte was really nice.
Rooms bit dated but clean and tidy made up every day with clean towels.
Rooftop pool and bar busy but relaxing.
Drinks can't fault nice beer in bottles named spirits on request.
The spa is a nice touch.
Only issue was sun bed's some people putting down towels and not returning until late afternoon on some occasions, even though the lifeguard put reminder cards down but didn't remove any towels!
Meant we went to beach hired beds at extra cost because all bed's were taken.
Milan, Sam, Antonio. Were great a credit to the hotel.
This is our 5th time at this hotel and it is excellent. The food for breakfast, lunch and dinner is unmatched, with great variety and everything is perfectly cooked. It is always well stocked, the cooking and food areas are always spotless and the wait staff are very attentive and friendly. Even past the finish time for lunch/dinner, you are never pushed out to leave (so you can relax and enjoy the last of your wine!) This is the same as the pool where there are no silly rules - you can enjoy golden hour and leave the poolside when you are ready, you can have floats and play ball. There is also no blaring music poolside, adding to the tranquility and peacefulness of this hotel. In addition, there is no rush for the sunbeds which makes the mornings a lot more relaxed! The whole site is spotlessly clean, including rooms and balcony and pool area with no litter or cigarette butts. The staff are really friendly, welcoming with a relaxed atmosphere. Location is a stones throw from the beach and main town area, and not far from airport. The bar staff are friendly and accommodating with the 2 drinks per person rule being quite relaxed. As returning customers we also received 2 bottles of wine as a welcome! Can’t wait for our 6th visit here!
Great food, kind staff and very clean. Just a 2 min walk from the beach. The all-inclusive menu is extensive and the drinks are great too The entertainment and the restaurant staff were top notch, really amazing energy and service. The rooms and amenities were fine but nothing over the top, the pool is a bit small and usually overcrowded with floaties. Good location, near lots of supermarkets, small shops, busses, and car rental services. Overall a good experience but not quite worth a 4 star rating overall in my opinion.
This is a very good hotel. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The food in the restaurant is first class with a wide range to choose from. Evening entertainment is a bit mixed but usually you have an enjoyable evening.
One or two points that would improve the hotel is that the bathrooms need upgrading to walk in showers. The shower above the bath only had one hight with one hand grip. In the bars, proper drink mats would be more appropriate than paper ones. The location of the hotel is very close to the beach and shops also very nice walk along the promenade.
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