Hotel Best Costa Ballena ligt direct aan het strand in Chipiona, Spanje. Met 618 kamers is het een van de grootste viersterrenhotels in de regio.
Gezinnen aan zee
Er is een waterpark, kinderbad en entertainment voor de kleintjes. Een prima plek voor gezinnen die willen genieten van het strand, de spa en wellnessfaciliteiten, en graag een rondje golfen.
Dotări și caracteristici
Check-in / check-out
14:00 / 12:00
Număr maxim de persoane pe cameră
4
Număr de camere
618
Anul de fabricație
2018
Lanț hotelier
Best Hotels
Plata la hotel
Visa, Mastercard
Număr de persoane
3 persoane4 persoane
Locație
La plajăDirect pe plajăGrădină / terasă
Facilități
Aer condiționat în camerăBarPiscină interioarăSală de conferințeFitnessParcare gratuităWi-Fi gratuitRestaurantSpa & wellnessPiscină
Sejurul tău ideal
Potrivit pentru persoane cu dizabilități
Potrivit pentru
Familii
Facilități sportive
Teren de golf
Tip de cazare
Hotel
Copii
Animatie pentru copiiPiscină pentru copiiPotrivit pentru copiiLoc de joacăParc acvatic
În împrejurimi
Centrul „Chipiona”4,5 km
Centrul „Rota”9,8 km
Centrul „Sanlúcar de Barrameda”10,7 km
Plaja (Playa de las Tres Piedras)360 m
Supermarket1,3 km
Farmacie1,2 km
Spital4,6 km
Stație de autobuz80 m
Bancomat960 m
Tangier Ibn Battuta127 km · ±101 min
Locație
Plaza de Europa s/n Urb. Costa Ballena, Chipiona, 11550, Chipiona, Spania
Întrebări frecvente
What is the nearest airport to Hotel Best Costa Ballena?
The nearest international airport is Seville, about 93 km away.
Is Hotel Best Costa Ballena on the beach?
Hotel Best Costa Ballena is on or close to the beach, so you reach the sea quickly.
Is Hotel Best Costa Ballena suitable for families?
Yes, Hotel Best Costa Ballena has facilities suitable for families with children.
Does Hotel Best Costa Ballena have a spa or wellness area?
Yes, Hotel Best Costa Ballena has a spa and wellness offering to relax.
How many stars does Hotel Best Costa Ballena have?
Hotel Best Costa Ballena is a 4-star property.
Ce spun oaspeții
8.8
Foarte bine
8233 recenzii prin Google
We absolutely loved our time at Costa Ballena. My partner and I with our 1 year old, found we had plenty to do over the course of our stay. There are nice beaches, parks and a lake in close proximity. The pool area was really tidy and bins were frequently changed. The pools open later after breakfast and there is a strict no reservation policy so we never had an issue getting a sunbed.
The food was incredible. My only bit of feedback would be that nearly all deserts are cream based. As I don't like cream options were very limited.
I will recommend this destination to all my friends with young children. It is suitable for all ages.
Thank you for our stay and to all the lovely staff who made our holiday so memorable.
We booked a standard room, upgraded to all inclusive excluding drinks as well...we don't drink.
Check in was long and abysmal, no clear instructions on how all inclusive worked. The safe in our room didn't work. Two beds in, room was fine enough, plenty of storage, nice balcony etc.
Food times are very rigid and late, so expect a siesta for your kids and to eat later, or to not get dinner service and eat elsewhere for dinner if you can.
The wok was great, but get there early (as we did). In general wide variety of food and operated pretty smoothly for an all inclusive. Drink service though for water or otherwise was almost non existent. No water throughout the hotel to refill water bottles other than in the gym. This really should change.
The kids club was well organised.
Kids pool was great, but cold and windy, so couldn't last long in reality in the pools. There is also a playground castle outside the facility which the kids loved.
Beach is great for making sandcastles.
Soccer mini pitch was good also, we brought our own ball and used this.
Overall an ok stay, but felt more 3 star than 4.
The gym was muggy but had a great amount of equipment for our stay.
Best Costa Ballena - Great food and atmosphere, but needs better guest orientation
We had a very enjoyable stay at Best Costa Ballena. The hotel is beautiful, clean, and has a wonderful relaxing atmosphere.
The food was one of the biggest highlights, everything was delicious with an impressive variety at the buffet and excellent à la carte options. The drinks were also fantastic, both at the bars and during meals. Overall, the culinary experience was outstanding.
However, we were disappointed by the complete lack of information about the resort layout from the staff members because there lack of language.
Having staff who can properly speak English (or other languages beyond basic phrases) would greatly enhance the guest experience, especially during check-in and when asking for directions or help.
Despite these points, the hotel has a lot of potential and we would still recommend it, mainly thanks to the amazing food, friendly vibe, and nice location. With a few improvements in communication and orientation, it could be excellent.
What a great hotel, we didn't realise it was so big but it had something for everyone, from tots to grown ups.
The rooftop bar was excellent and a special mention to Sophia who helped me with my limited Spanish.
The food was varied and very well presented and tasted lovely from breakfast, to lunch and evening meal.
Great variety of drinks and little to no waiting time to be served. Thanks too allbthe staff for a wonderful stay.
The location is in a great spot with easy access to many locations in Andalusia.
Thanks again Paul and Caroline Carolan ♥️
Very disappointing experience at Hotel Best Costa Ballena.
Unfortunately, our stay was filled with stress, problems, and very poor customer treatment.
The most serious issue happened when the hotel suddenly blocked access to both of our rooms without any warning, explanation, email, or notification. We returned to the hotel with my 75-year-old mother expecting to shower and go to dinner, only to discover that our room cards no longer worked.I had to make several trips to the front desk located far away from our rooms.
I suffer from Type 1 diabetes and need to eat at regular times to avoid dangerous blood sugar drops. Because of the hotel’s mistakes and repeated card failures, I had to go to reception four separate times while we were locked out of the room. This situation caused unnecessary stress and put my health at risk. My elderly mother was exhausted and my partner ended up in tears because of the entire situation.
From the beginning of the stay there were also technical issues in the rooms:
phone not working,
TV problems,
safe problems,
repeated access card failures.
Even more concerning, my partner Dominika injured her foot in the infinity pool area because of a broken tile/plastic piece. The incident was immediately reported to hotel staff and the damaged part was replaced the same day, which clearly confirmed the issue existed. Fortunately, it ended with a cut and not a more serious injury.
The hotel offered symbolic gestures such as spa access, room upgrade, or full board upgrade, but completely ignored our request for reasonable financial goodwill compensation considering the scale of the problems and the safety incident. We also explained that moving rooms was not practical due to my elderly mother’s condition.
Additional disappointments:
every dinner requires daily paper cards/tickets, which feels absurd and outdated for a 4-star hotel,
very long queues for food stations such as the wok area (often 10–15 minutes),
poor organization overall,
lack of empathy and professional customer care.
What disappointed us the most was not only the technical issues themselves, but the way we were treated afterwards. After multiple emails requesting a final resolution, the hotel simply stopped responding.
This was our first trip to Spain and sadly the experience left us extremely disappointed.
We would not return and unfortunately cannot recommend this hotel. Its a pitty because we picked this hotel over other ones in Huelva , Faro, and other destinations.
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