"I struggled to find what was actually included in the all inclusive when researching hotels so I’m going yo list what’s included and then a brief personal review of each bit. The below information is true as of October 2026
Drinks
Non alcoholic
There are pumps throughout the entire complex where you can help yourself to plastic cups, ice, Coke, Coke Zero, iced tea, tonic water, Sprite Zero, Fanta orange zero, and Fanta lemon zero. You can go up to the 3 bars and ask for larger plastic glasses which I recommend, as well as bottles of water. You can also get various types of coffees from their machine they make. The only milk alternative they do at the bars is soya which was a bit lame for me as I’m lactose intolerant and hate soya milk but it’s all they had so it was my only option. They could do with more varieties at the bars like almond and oat.
The non alcoholic drinks are proper branded and great. They don’t say Coke Zero but are actually rolacola it’s actually Coke Zero.
Alcoholic
There are various self serve taps that serve cruzcampo, cruzcampo lemon, red wine, white wine, rose wine, and sangria
In my opinion all three wines and the sangria were not very pleasant at all. Not even when mixed with lemonade for a spritzer but I did find putting a bit of orange juice in my glass to mix with the sangria made it more palatable. But honestly the wines were heinous!
There are 3 bars through the hotel where you can get white and rose cava as well as the following cocktails: vodka orange, mojito, caipirinha, pina colada, coco loco, and a sangria cocktail which is different to the sangria in the taps
Both the white and rose cava were actually really nice and I drank loads of it! The cocktails are all from a machine they press a button for a premix comes out. The alcohol content is good but the tastes are hit and miss. I love pina coladas but these were not nice, very thin and didn’t taste of coconut they weirdly tasted like butter. The coco loco wasn’t any better either. Neither me nor my partner could drink it. The mojitos and caipirinha were nice and fresh and you can ask for them to be strawberry, mango, or passion fruit as well. The mojitos and the caipirinhas were the only cocktails we could stomach the rest were just sugar buy they’re all served with lots of crushed ice which is great on a hot day.
The bars also serve sprits and mixers. The gin is Larios, the vodka is Smirnoff and I didn’t catch the labels on the other spirits but they didn’t look familiar to ones I’d seen in England. They have all the spirit types you would expect at a bar. You’re not getting Bumbu or Ciroc or premium expensive branded items just generic rum, whiskey etc. The measures are lethal! One night I got a whiskey and it was a long tumbler full to the top. They also serve liquors like Irish cream, banana liquor, coffee liquor etc. Again in hefty measures!
Overall we were disappoint with the quality of the drinks package but the cava, mojitos, and caipirinhas made up for it. We def got our moneys worth on those three drinks alone!
The food
There are three restaurants and I’ll list the times they open and what they serve as I go
Main restaurant
Breakfast - usually streaky bacon, over easy eggs, fried eggs, boiled eggs, scrambled eggs, beans, small smoked sausages, french toast, pancakes, donuts, raisin pastries, croissants, various types of bread for toast, fresh watermelon, fresh honey dew melon, fresh pineapple, various yogurts, cereals and porridge, churros. Various cheeses and smoked meats, sardines. They also have various milk alternatives like rice, oat, almond here that aren’t at the bars.
The breakfast here is the same every day and it gets a little boring and repetitive after a while. One day there was smoked salmon and another day they had avocado. I think they could do with adding these more often
Lunch - varies but mainly pastas, salad items, some form of meat, cooked meats, usual European lunch spread. The same fruits found at breakfast plus desserts which were all tray bake/made items like cheese cakes, lemon cakes, choclate cakes etc and ice cream (strawberry, vanilla, chocolate, toffee)
We rarely ate here for lunch. We didn’t rate the quality of any of the lunch items. There is a snack bar by the pools called Pepe’s which served hotdogs, burgers, chicken, chips, croquettes, sandwiches, sometimes calamari, battered cauliflower, chicken nuggets. If we were in and by the pools around lunch we just ate here.
Dinner - every night there’s a vegetable station, a carvery section, fried white fish, burgers, hotdogs, chicken nuggets, chips, meats and cheeses, salad, various pasta dishes, pizzas. A fried meat station which changes. Sometimes it’s beef steak, sometimes it’s chicken.
We didn’t rate the quality of the dinner stuff either. The pizza is in these weird squares of thick bread rather than pizza slices and the pasta was always over cooked, the vegetables were always over salted. HOWEVER! They do a special which changes every night, one night it was massive prawns and mussels and clams, another it was salmon, another they had a massive mixed seafood salad with octopus and mussels. This is a very family friendly hotel and we think the main restaurant caters more to families with kids who are picky eaters. As a younger couple we only ate here when we couldn’t get in anywhere else
There is also a smaller Italian restaurant you have to either book on the app or at reception. They don’t do breakfast and lunch but they do dinner and it’s a mix of buffet and table service. They bring you your drinks and you order a main (seafood pasta, pork loin and potatoes, lasagne and a couple of other things I forget) but you help yourself to starter bits.
We tried every main on their Italian restaurant menu during our stay and we didn’t rate any of them. The buffet food they served here was much better than the main. They have proper pizza which are good! Mussels, smoked salmon, carpaccio of beef (which was just cured beef but still nice), salads, aubergine Parmesan, a couple of pasta dishes and desserts but they’re a bit better than the main hall desserts - coffee truffles, torte etc. This was a nice restaurant and experience but still a bit hit and miss with the quality and options. I’d give it a 6/10
The other restaurant they do is a traditional Spanish smaller restaurant which we ate at frequently. They do the same breakfast items as the main hall but English bacon and sausages - which were a welcome home treat towards the end of our holiday. The lunch menu here was similar to the main hall lunch but smaller but the main attraction was the evening dinner menu!
For dinner they serve fresh calamari, cold salad anchovies, fried anchovies, seafood salad (occasionally), ox tale, seafood stew, chips, paella, pork ribs, lamb chops, veal steaks, chicken thighs, pork chops, nicer salads.
We enjoyed this place a lot. It’s smaller so the food goes quicker and we found we had to wait sometimes but it was nice to have all that fish and meat!
The hotel itself is 4 star and as someone who’s been to 3, 4, and 5 star hotels i would def say this lives up to 4 star. There are 4 pools, 3 in the centre and one massive one along the front near the beach. Everything is spotless in the hotel. There are constant cleaners and gardeners and the staff are so friendly and helpful they really made the stay enjoyable. There’s a kid club and activities to do through the day for families which looked fun from the outside. The hotel is at the top of Torremolinos and you can walk down the beach or the promenade down for a couple of miles which is also lovely. It’s about 10-15 min walk from a train station which goes down to Feungirola or up to Malaga which is fairly cheap.
Me and my partner are both 39 and like to get out and about but also just have pool days drinking and this place gave us access to both. We had a lovely stay at the hotel. The rooms had air con and the curtains were true black out and lovely and airy. We went in October when the main season is ending and we did sometimes struggle to get a decent sun lounger so I imagine during summer hols this is more of an issue but that’s 95% of holidays. Half of the hotel is shaded by afternoon so there’s really only one long strip of sun loungers you could use if you want to sun bath in the afternoon which means getting there early and finding a good spot.
Overall I would highly recommend this hotel for families and even younger couples. There’s so much to see in this part of Spain and we’re so happy with our trip. The food was hit and miss but overall we enjoyed it and ate and drank plenty. Thanks to the great staff at the hotel. Adios!"
