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Couldn't be better. A hotel with first-class service and customer service. I am super happy with the purchase, the price is worth it. You will not regret. Even the rooms have rituals, the breakfast buffet is all with Iberian pork for those who like meat. Cleanliness of ten, restaurants and luxury food. Incredible views. By the way, the bedding and the bed in general were super comfortable. One of the restaurants has a Michelin star.

The surrounding environment is wonderful.

It has exceeded our expectations!! We have spent 8 days with All Inclusive and it has been a fantastic vacation. The hotel lacks nothing. Excellent cleanliness, excellent facilities, and very friendly staff. The food is also quite good. The only thing that we believe can be improved is the offer of entertainment activities to the Spanish public. They turn a lot to foreigners and Spanish animation remains in the background. If this would improve, it would be amazing. As for Trip's customer service, give them a 10, since when we arrived at the hotel they told us that our daughter was not included in the reservation (despite the fact that the reservation was well made) and they made us pay almost an additional €700 for the girl and from the moment one Trip has responded very well, solving the problem quickly and with unbeatable attention. In less than a week Trip has paid all the expenses for this inconvenience and they have refunded me 100% of the amount that the hotel made me pay to be able to check in my daughter. Thanks trip!! keep it up!

I can say that I have a generally good impression of the days I stayed. You may feel uncomfortable only with children and their voices. If you want to have a holiday alone with your partner or spouse, the village may be a bit noisy. I was very impressed by the smiling faces and helpful and kind behavior of the employees during my holiday. I was especially impressed by the hospitality and hard work of ''Carlos Bustas''. I would like to thank him for taking care of us and being very hardworking. The only thing I can say about the security staff is that they should be more polite and smile a little, the effect they give in their gazes and the way they talk is quite aggressive, other than that the employees were generally good and kind. Food is okay not bad. There is only bad I can say for burger beef I can't belive how they can serve this thing ''it's a thing , cant be food''. Specially if you from UK you will feel home like mornings beans and fridays fish&chips and many more... Overall I can say that was good experience and on future I can try RIWO or Polynesia..

There is no Wi-fi in this hotel for customers! We were 4 nights over there and were never able to use it, cause it’ s not working at all in a Room, at balcony or outside in the garden or pool areas. Don’t trust that it’ s there for you to use at your Stay. Overall the hotel is nice. There is sauna and hot tub in the garden and also a swimming pool to enjoy. Outside kitchen area provides a barbecue setting to use if you want and also needed tablewear and place to wash your dishes. Nicely set up. This hotel is small. Only few Rooms (10?) and in two floors. Most of them in the first floor. Balcony’s are separated with plants so you’d feel a little more like it’ s your own space. You can get a welcoming set of coffee pods, a few cold drinks and couple of tea bags, but if you are staying a bit longer than one night, a visit to a supermarket is maybe a good idea. The fridge is small size. You can hear the traffic and Bar noise from near by streets when sitting in outside areas, but Rooms are quite silenced. We did sleep well. If you don’t need to be in contact by Wi- Fi, You will relax nicely. There is a lot of steps to move around and no lifts. That is good to know if steps are impossible for you. For Us it didn’t make any difference. Good location. Easy to park nearby (it is free) or come by buses. In a walking distance there is restaurants, shops and nice place just to walk around in the hills of Pueblo.

We booked this hotel for one night as a special treat to celebrate my birthday. The taxi dropped us at the back of the hotel and it wasn’t immediately clear where Reception was situated, however a friendly cleaner was soon able to direct us. The lifts do not access every floor so we also had to climb 19 stairs to book in at Reception. Easy for some, but with multi-joint osteoarthritis and a recent knee replacement this wasn’t great news for me. The lady at Reception was a little brusque and dropped the key into my husband’s palm without indicating how to find our room. She seemed surprised to be asked for directions but then carried our case back down the 19 stairs and directed us to the lift with instructions on how to find our room. First impression of our room was good. The extra euros for a panoramic views across the coast was worth it. The room was smaller than expected and rather dated but it was clean. The bathroom was lovely with the added bonus of a walk-shower. We went booked into a nearby restaurant for dinner and had the most amazing evening. Feeling tired, relaxed and happy we headed back to the hotel unaware that we were about to have one of the worst nights sleep, in a hotel, that we had ever had. Twin beds were pushed together and as I lowered myself to sit on the bed I heard springs “twanging” and immediately felt a lumpy and uneven mattress which felt hard in some places and soft in others. I hoped it would feel a little more comfortable once lying down, but unfortunately not. Every movement I made, and I do toss and turn due to pain each night, was accompanied by noisy springs which felt like they were poking me in the back with the additional discomfort of what felt like a hard wooden slat just below the surface of the mattress. There was absolutely no possibility of any sleep on that bed and as the hours passed I knew that my birthday plans of spending the day exploring the pueblo had now been thwarted. I could only lie there and imagine the joy I would feel the following morning when I would be able to taxi back to our apartment in Benalmadena and climb into my, relatively speaking, luxurious bed. At 4am, my husband kindly offered to swap beds as he felt that his bed might be marginally more comfortable than mine. He was right, it was. Well, it was slightly less noisy at least. I remained wide awake until it was time to rise, furiously composing, in my mind, the wording of my complaint to Reception prior to checking out. Breakfast was self-service and included in the price but wasn’t particularly appetising. Husband managed a small cooked breakfast consisting of rather anaemic looking boiled bacon, sausage and beans. I had coffee and a pastry. I still felt to annoyed and tired to enjoy breakfast. At check-out the Receptionist was lovely, which made it far more difficult to complain but I needed to express my unhappiness. I told her that the bed was the most uncomfortable bed I had ever slept in and that it should be removed