The room were fine, but the sofa/pull out bed was slighly bent and the shower curtain just didn't work, the floor still getting wet.
I didn't really speak to the staff enough to get their names, but when I did speak they were absolutely lovely. I do wish that some things had a little bit more pre-information like paying for the tables at the front for entertainment, they have the information on the table, paying and booking for the 'Mermaid Lessons' Maybe because I wasn't all inclusive and didn't use Kids Club, I just didn't know?
The Pirates were great, Entertainment felt a little repetitive at times, but you can see they put a lot of effort in and the talent is brilliant. Just felt like we didn't need to see the Aerials and Fire stunts every night as great as they were!
The pools were lovely! My daughter wanted to be in them everyday. It's great that they have different depths and I wish I could have had a go on the kids slides! Only thing I didn't like was the fake grass being sooo hot to walk on! If you're going from one side of the pools to the other, you're feet were burning!
I can't comment on food as I wasn't all inclusive. However, there are some lovely bars and resturants close by, also a supermarket, all walking distance, including the fab beach.
Nothing to do with the hotel, but be warned that some Taxi drivers are rude and simply say 'no' with tourists. I'm glad we used the hotels exhurtions using their free shuttle buses.
My kids want to come back, I only wouldn't because there is a world to explore, but I wouldn't discourage anybody.
Two years here, and what an amazing hotel! We have absolutely loved our stays and would highly recommend this hotel, especially for families with children. We have just landed back from here Wednesday gone 5th August 2026 I can say it was very Hot 32° - 36° each day with even on a night it never seemed to col down. Though amazing air-conditioned rooms.
The staff are so friendly and are always happy to help. Beverly, the manager, is amazing. She is always there to help with any questions or issues and is constantly walking around the hotel and pool areas, checking that everything is okay and making sure guests have everything they need. You really feel looked after here.
The daily entertainment is amazing, with so much going on throughout the day. I will say that the pirates can sometimes be a little scary for younger children! They come around the pool dressed as pirates, throwing your inflatables and rings around or into the pool, all in good fun. They also have pirate fights that they encourage you to get involved in.
There are loads of activities throughout the day, including water mats, face painting, darts, volleyball, shooting and even mermaid lessons. The mermaid lessons are an additional charge of €20 per child, but they looked like great fun.
The night-time entertainment is also fantastic, with a different show every night starting at 9pm. Before this, there is a kids' disco every night at 8pm, which my youngest absolutely loved.
There is also a kids' club that runs every day, and it feels very safe and secure, which gives you peace of mind as a parent.
Wednesday is the pirates' day off, so there is no daytime or evening entertainment on this day. It’s actually quite nice to have a quieter day in the middle of the week.
If you have children who want entertainment throughout the day and evening, I would highly recommend this hotel. My eldest is 15 and really enjoyed herself. She didn’t get involved in many of the daytime activities, but absolutely loved the evening shows. My youngest is 7 and had an amazing time — she never got bored once!
Overall, we have had such a fantastic experience here for the second year running. The friendly staff, brilliant entertainment and family atmosphere make this a hotel we would happily return to again.
What can I say we have just returned from a weeks holiday in the pirates village. It was fabulous the resort was beautiful the rooms were great i have read a lot of reviews saying the room are terrible im sorry but this is far from the truth. The pools are wonderful for the kids and the 5 lifeguards are amazing they watch everyone to ensure there safety. The location is brilliant a quick walk to the beach and plenty of shops nearby. I will say again I read a lot of reviews saying the food is not good, that is absolute nonsense the chefs work all day to prepare great food all day with great selection that includes the snack bar food. What a wonderful holiday. But the on thing that made this holiday special was the hotel team they were unbelievable from the reception when we checked in so polite. To the chefs wonderful cooks. The bar staff and waiters all day beautiful people so helpful. The lifeguards brilliant at there jobs makes you feel at ease in the pool with young kids. The cleaners the hotel was spotless and rooms were cleaned daily well done. The security team at the door always receive a hello and they would stop kids going out without adults to me that is above and beyond thank you. The artists well they were amazing,wonderful with kids and extremely talented the shows were out of this world. The kids club team were so friendly and made the kids have so much fun from the talent show which was amazing to water polo thank you.thank you pirates village for making our holiday amazing and we can't wait to come back as we've booked for next year. See you then Grant Kiernan.
This was the holiday that confused the life out of us.
All Inclusive. It was not ALL inclusive. You don't get any ice-creams or treats during the day, only burger (not great), a hot dog which wasn't great, onion rings or a cheese and ham toastie. The chips were nice, but the other food was not.
The food during the stay was OK. Very repetitive. But, again, great for kids. Fruit was good, salads were good but the mains were terrible. Everything tasted the same. They had a Beef Steak (no more a steak than my toe) on one night and it was the cheapest cut of meat I have ever seen.
The entertainment was a solid 8 out of 10 at night. During the day it was pretty good. A pirate came and made the place interesting. Sun loungers are a joke, as the umbrellas are at a premium. You have to be down early to reserve an UMBRELLA, not a sunbed.
Staff were lovely. Kind and helpful. But the food was such a disappointment. We are not fussy eaters. But when the meat of choice is Pork every night bar one, you know you're in for a tough week.
Again, the kids had good fun, but even they said they wouldn't go back because there was only "Iceland food" to eat every night.
Stayed May half term-26. Check in fine, rooms basic but clean and all you need. Food as expected for this type of venue. Great location with the beach and strip within 5-15mins walk. Entertainment good but scary for younger children. Mermaid experience was good for our 3 year old. Major down side... no water in the room at all between 5.15 and 6.15 on 3 different ocassions so have scored service down as that was frustrating after a long day. Was back on my 7pm all nights! Swimming pools only open 10am to 6pm (very strict and often late openinf)
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