"The first time we stayed at this hotel was in 2018. We returned for a long weekend in 2025 and this summer (2026) we decided to spend two weeks here with our three children, aged 13, 11, and 9.
The hotel's location is fantastic, right on Playa de Muro, which is considered one of the best beaches in Europe. Some parts of the hotel have been renovated and look very modern.
The resort consists of three buildings. The main building houses the reception and the general hotel rooms with the restaurant, the second building offers apartments, and the third one consists of one-bedroom suites. Most rooms have either a full or partial sea view.
For families with children, I would definitely recommend the apartment building, as the apartments include a small kitchen. It is also located next to the largest swimming pool, where most of the children's entertainment takes place, including inflatable castles and other activities. There are two additional pools that are smaller but still a good size. The hotel also has a spa, which we didn't use, as well as an indoor pool and a fitness center.
A special mention goes to the kids' club. It is very spacious and offers plenty of activities for children of different ages. There is also a large outdoor playground where children can spend hours having fun. Unfortunately, during our second week, the playground area became overrun with mosquitoes, which was a real disaster. We could hardly stay there without being bitten. I assume the hotel may need to arrange for the grass and surrounding areas to be treated regularly to keep the mosquitoes under control. There is also a dedicated teen room with billiards, table football, and video games, which is open until 5:00 p.m.
The hotel itself is very clean. However, getting your room cleaned can sometimes be an adventure. On several occasions, housekeeping simply didn't come. When we called reception, we were told that room cleaning was only available until 3:00 p.m. One day, nobody came in the morning, and in the afternoon we were relaxing in the room. At 2:45 p.m. I called reception to ask if someone could still clean it. Eventually, the room was cleaned around 4:30 p.m. I believe the hotel simply doesn't have enough housekeeping staff for the number of rooms.
As for the food, we chose the half-board option because the price difference at the time of booking was minimal, and with three children who are always hungry, it seemed like a good idea.
Breakfast was decent, with fresh juices, eggs cooked to order, pancakes, pastries, fruit, and many other options.
Unfortunately, dinner was a real disappointment. The meat was often very tough, and both the chicken and fish tasted as if they had been taken straight from the freezer and cooked without much care. Occasionally, we found something enjoyable, such as pizza or meatballs with rice, but those were exceptions rather than the rule. The local paella was especially disappointing. The only consistently good options were the fresh salads, including tomatoes, lettuce, corn, and carrots, and sometimes the soups. Every evening featured a different theme, such as Italian night. My husband jokingly crossed himself before entering the restaurant, hoping we would find something good to eat.
There are also three restaurants available for lunch. Again, we found the food to be rather average. Some of the rules were also confusing—for example, you are not allowed to take even a portion of French fries to your room. I'm not sure why; perhaps they are concerned about people taking the plates.
On the positive side, every member of the staff was exceptionally kind, friendly, and helpful. They genuinely did everything they could to make our stay as pleasant as possible.
Overall, this hotel has an unbeatable beachfront location, excellent facilities for families with children, and wonderful staff. However, the disappointing dinner buffet, inconsistent housekeeping, and the mosquito problem during our second week prevented it from being the outstanding experience."
