Olympic Park

We recently stayed at this hotel and, overall, had a mixed experience. The staff were absolutely lovely and were one of the best parts of our stay. Everyone we came across was friendly, welcoming and helpful. Unfortunately, we found the food quite repetitive, with very little variety and rarely anything different from one day to the next. While there was always something to eat, we were hoping for more choice and variation throughout the week. The entertainment area was extremely cramped. If you wanted to watch the live singers in the evening, you essentially had to be seated around 1.5 hours before they started to have any chance of getting a seat. Otherwise, you were left sitting in the area where the children’s entertainment took place, which was largely the same every evening apart from the dancers. This made it quite difficult to properly enjoy the evening entertainment. The sun loungers were another major issue. Despite signs stating that sunbeds cannot be reserved, people were still putting towels down very early in the morning to claim them. If you weren’t there ridiculously early, it was very difficult to get a lounger, which was frustrating. The rooms are quite outdated and could definitely benefit from some modernisation, although they were okay and perfectly adequate for what we needed. We also had an issue with noise during the night, being woken at around 2:30am by people running up and down the corridor, laughing and shouting. Obviously the hotel can’t control every guest, but better consideration for other guests at night would have made a difference. Overall, the hotel has some positives, particularly the lovely staff, but there are definitely areas that could be improved, especially the food variety, entertainment space, sunbed situation and noise levels.

-Rooms are standard hotel rooms. -Pools are great. -Most of the staff were great. -More than half of us ended up with sickness and diarrhea from a virus. -The food is ok. -The location is good. -The entertainment is good. -AC sucks bad. -Three out of four rooms had cash stolen from when we went out for dinner. -No drink making equipment in the rooms. -Clean Its generally been good holiday, it could of been great even with some of the minor stuff. But the illnesses and things being stolen outweighed what made it a good holiday. Sad to say I don't reccomend.

⭐️ 1 star – Extremely disappointing. I would not return. We have just left Evenia Olympic Park after a week here, and honestly, this experience has completely put me off coming back to Spain. We paid over £2,000 for our holiday and chose all-inclusive, so we expected a decent standard. Unfortunately, we were incredibly disappointed. The room: The room was ridiculously small and felt cramped, especially with a child and suitcases. The bathroom had hair in it when we arrived, which immediately made us question how thoroughly the room had actually been cleaned. Housekeeping throughout the week was basically making the beds and emptying the bin. The fridge barely worked, and the TV didn’t work properly because the Wi-Fi was so poor that we had to use our own mobile data. The walls were also extremely thin — you could hear practically everything happening around you. The food was by far the biggest disappointment. The food was often cold, tasteless and, on some occasions, appeared undercooked. It was incredibly repetitive and honestly felt like food from the previous day being served again. We travelled with our 3-year-old son and there was very little he would eat. He basically survived on chips and mashed potato for the entire week, with nuggets occasionally available. There were also flies on the food, around the serving areas and around the tables while people were eating. This was extremely off-putting. We paid for all-inclusive and yet ate out every single day because the food was that bad. Spending extra money on food every day after already paying over £2,000 for an all-inclusive holiday is ridiculous. The drinks were another issue. Alcoholic drinks were included, but there was no clear, visible menu showing what was available. We constantly had to ask what drinks we could actually have. When you’ve paid for all-inclusive, you shouldn’t have to stand there trying to figure out what you’re entitled to. The staff were another major problem. The reception staff were actually good and helpful, and I don’t want to unfairly include them in this review. Unfortunately, some of the other staff were incredibly rude and unwelcoming. We were repeatedly met with staring and dirty looks just walking through the hotel, which made us feel uncomfortable rather than welcomed. The experience with the lady seating people in the Coral Restaurant was particularly awful. My dad went over to explain that we needed a table for 12 people. She asked for our room number, and my dad explained that he didn’t know it because he’d never had to do this before. Instead of simply helping him, she repeatedly shouted at him asking for the room number and spoke to him in an incredibly abrupt and rude manner. There was absolutely no need for that attitude. The entertainment was also extremely disappointing. There was basically no variety. The same sort of thing was repeated every night and there was nothing that made us want to stay around the hotel in the evenings. For a holiday resort, we expected much more. The pool area itself was probably one of the better parts of the hotel, but even then there appeared to be very few lifeguards, which wasn’t particularly reassuring. Overall, this hotel just did not feel like the standard we expected for the money we paid. We paid over £2,000 for an all-inclusive holiday, then had to spend extra money eating out every day because we couldn’t stomach the hotel food. We stayed in a tiny room that wasn’t properly cleaned, dealt with poor Wi-Fi, a barely working fridge, thin walls, repetitive entertainment, flies around the food and, most disappointingly, staff who made us feel unwelcome. There were some good points — particularly the reception staff and pool area — but unfortunately they weren’t enough to make up for everything else. Would I return? Absolutely not. If you’re considering booking this hotel, I would seriously think twice before spending your money here. For what we paid, we expected a completely different experience.

Great food and drinks … rooms could do with updating as our bathroom tiles had stickers over the I’m guessing previous tiles that were all peeling off. Room size was small booked for two people and got two king size beds leaving no room for luggage. Pool and bar staff are great

We were disappointed with parts of our stay at the Evenia Olympic Resort in Lloret de Mar. Overall the hotel itself was good, but as full board guests we constantly felt singled out during meal times because staff repeatedly reminded us that we were only allowed water with our meals. We fully understood the terms of our booking and did not need to be reminded every time we entered the restaurant. Unfortunately, it made us feel segregated from all-inclusive guests rather than equally valued paying customers. On one occasion, we were even seated away from the drinks machines so we could not access them, which added to the feeling of being treated differently. We appreciate that different board options have different entitlements, but all guests should still feel welcomed and respected regardless of whether they are all-inclusive or full board. This was the main aspect that let the experience down for us.