Alcazaba (Almería)
L’Alcazaba d'Almería (de l'arabe qasaba, قصبة, al kasbah, « citadelle ») est une forteresse située dans la ville éponyme en Andalousie.
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Alegria Cabo de Gata is een viersterrenhotel direct aan het strand in Retamar. Het hotel heeft 212 kamers, waarvan sommige met uitzicht op zee.
Dit hotel is geschikt voor gezinnen die dicht bij de zee willen zijn en toegang tot kinderzwembaden willen. Er is een waterpark en een kinderbad om in te spelen, plus een restaurant en bar voor als je even wil ontspannen.
Juegos de Argel s/n, Retamar, 04131, Retamar, Espagne
L’aéroport international le plus proche est Region of Murcia International, à environ 151 km.
Alegria Cabo de Gata se trouve sur la plage ou à proximité, vous êtes donc vite à la mer.
Oui, Alegria Cabo de Gata dispose d’équipements adaptés aux familles avec enfants.
Oui, Alegria Cabo de Gata propose un espace spa et bien-être pour se détendre.
Alegria Cabo de Gata est un établissement 4 étoiles.
Alegria Cabo de Gata est indiqué comme acceptant les animaux. Vérifiez les conditions auprès du prestataire.
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2784 avis sur Google
Ok, nice enough place with a great pool. The main pool has an excellent slide, a kids' area and a spa-style section. There's also a separate splash pool for children packed with fun water features. The room was fine: clean, comfortable and generally well maintained, although the fridge didn't work. Bar prices were reasonable. What really lets this place down is the food. The buffet was terrible. Everything felt as though it had been sourced as cheaply as possible, with bland, tasteless ingredients throughout. There was little sign that anyone in the kitchen took much pride in what they were serving. No matter what I tried, I ended up leaving most of it. Breakfast was probably the best meal of the day, but that's setting the bar very low. My daughter's comment summed it up perfectly: "My school dinners are way better than this." I would only recommend staying here if you plan to eat elsewhere.
I think other reviews capture it well—this place is decent for what you pay, but definitely not the best. There were a few frustrations: I was in a room at the edge of the hotel where the Wi-Fi only worked in parts of the room. The fridge had to be replaced three times because it kept failing. The food was the biggest letdown, processed, repetitive, and unappetizing. If you’re staying more than a few days, you’ll likely end up eating elsewhere. The pool area had a strong bleach/chlorine smell—not unpleasant like urine, but very chemical-heavy. They also don’t enforce any smoking restrictions in the pool zone, so it’s not unusual to see adults smoking near the kids’ play areas, which isn’t ideal. Check-in is another weak spot—it took a minimum of 15 minutes and seemed consistently slow. That said, there are some real positives: the water slides are fantastic and my child absolutely loved them. When their wristband broke, the front desk staff were kind and helpful. There’s good outdoor music and plenty of activities to keep kids entertained. Water pressure in the showers was excellent, and housekeeping kept the rooms clean and on schedule. If you plan your time wisely—like using the pool when others are at lunch or arriving early for dinner—you can avoid most of the crowds and enjoy your stay more comfortably.
I give 2 stars overall, for the disorganisation of the restaurant at meal times and their hours for meals too close together, especially if in all inclusive bookings. Positive side, room very spacious with 2 double beds and balcony, although not a great view.
It was ok, the food was ok (ISH) but inconsistent, one day they had nuggets that were awful and the next they had nuggets that were of much better standard ( for my children). The hotel room was very clean so that was good and the hotel it's self was good too. The animation staff were a little lost, my children didn't do a lot with the club as we didn't know what was going on when. The big slide in the pool was uncontrolled ( no monitor) so a lot of people were going down and have accidents as they were going down all at once. The slide also caused quite a few bruises and cuts on my children my eldest even called it the death slide 🤣 so I think that needs addressing. The shows they put on were amazing, parrot, birds of prey and the magician were fantastic so that was brilliant. So all in all we had a good time I just think a few things need addressing. The reception staff were brilliant as well.
Had a really nice holiday here. Great rooms (we had sea view) with massive beds. Hotel was clean and tidy. Staff were pleasant though not all spoke English. This is very much a hotel for Spanish people. Food very good with excellent choice for each meal. Unfortunately there seemed to be a shortage of staff in the restaurant on a couple of days, this resulted in slow service and a shortage of food. Local resort is quite nice with a few restaurants.
L’Alcazaba d'Almería (de l'arabe qasaba, قصبة, al kasbah, « citadelle ») est une forteresse située dans la ville éponyme en Andalousie.
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