Daniya Denia

Stayed for 10 days and our experience was great. Our accommodation, for 5, was comfortable and very clean. A special thanks to Cristina for making sure our room was stocked and clean for us every day when we returned from our day’s adventure. All the staff from reception to the restaurant, from the breakfast buffet ( which is excellent) to the bar and pool area were friendly and very helpful. The location is great, not too far from the life of the town and only a stones throw from the lovely beach. There are plenty bars and restaurants in close proximity to the hotel also.

A very good hotel . Had half board here staff are very nice rooms clean. And the food has a great variety. Breakfast was very good anything you like. Nice pool didn't get to use the spa but I was told it was excellent. It's a bit far of the beaten track. 15 min walk to the beach and there's the castle as well didn't get to see it. There's a Aldi 5 minutes away and a very nice coffee shop beside it. Regards Anthony Walsh

First the positives - our standard room was in fact a suite with a lovely walk in shower, sofa, comfortable beds, good air conditioning, a balcony and a fridge. The staff were friendly and efficient (a special mention to Javier who was great). E bikes are available to hire and there is a spa. Also an outdoor pool. But - most of the guests are Irish on a hospital/surgery visit with a company that has a desk in the lobby. They have leg surgery here and claim the money back through the EU, I understand. So most people have crutches or frames and bandages/wound dressings. They are all accompanied by family who are charged half price so any feeling of luxury is short lived. The dinner was terrible. We were booked B&B thank goodness so only had it once. We also used the spa once and it hadn’t been properly prepared so none of the heated aspects was very hot until near the end of our booking. Shame.

My wife and myself went to the Spa for a facial and a deep leg massage. Silvia done my wife's facial and Carla done my leg massage. We both agreed they were both excellent and very professional at their job. We both felt so relaxed after our treatments. Thanks so much ladies. John and Tracy Markey

Oh, wow. My wife and me, along with another couple, stayed here recently for 3 nights. In some ways it is hard to find serious fault with the place. It mostly “does what it says on the tin”. The rooms were okay. The beds comfortable. The pillows good. We stayed on a bed & breakfast basis. We were not disappointed. The breakfast fare was very good and very varied. No fault to it. The breakfast staff were friendly and welcoming. Lovely. Our only issue was it seemed to us, every other person in the place. The hotel does NOT tell you so on booking but it is actually an overflow for a nearby hospital. I sincerely believe that the four of us were the only residents of the hotel that had not recently undergone major surgery Everywhere we looked there were people in bandages. Sometimes blood stained. They were in wheelchairs, on walking aids, wearing eye patches. I got the impression that the place was a cross between an emergency room and a post operative rehabilitation facility. Would I go back? Probably- because I will know what to exactly expect. Probably not - because I do not enjoy spending my break time in the wards of the walking wounded. If I ever feel the need to spend a break in a hospital - I will go back. Oh, I forgot to mention that our en-suite facility had absolutely NO toilet paper. Not a single sheet. I reported this to reception. Was told that housekeeping would call to our room with toilet rolls. Never happened. Would I go back - yes, if I’ve had major surgery and want to swap stories with other invalids. If I