El Greco

"Very nice and clean hotel. Staff very pleasant and helpful. There restraint (only one open) was less pleasant very nice food but staff not so helpfull and difficult to get there attention for ordering food or drinks. Pool bar was lovely but only one serving, but he was excellent and did a great job keeping every one happy. They more than one serving. Pool was great. The sun loungers were taken up with towel brigade at a very early time and so limited availability and blocking using some of the sunbeds the hotel does have a no blocking of sunbeds but never inforced it own policy. However these minor inconveniences and would use hotel again. It's in a superb location opposite the beach front, close to the harbour, bars and restaurants all on same level. Overall a lovely stay at El Greco Hotel. Thank you"

"I cannot think of anything which are not top of class at hotel El Greco. I can highly recommend the hotel. The apartments are very well equipped with a nice view. Nice location, close to the beach, quiet area but with a lot of restaurants nearby. Especially El Greco own restaurant LaCantina is worth visiting."

"We’ve just returned as a family of 4 staying at El Greco with friends of ours (another family of 4) and had a wonderful time. The apartments are always spotless, the pool is normally quiet, easy to secure a sunbed without waking up at the crack of dawn and the sea views and breeze is lovely. Armando and his lady friend (sorry forgot her name) at the pool bar are fantastic, they cannot do enough for you. And their pool bar food is AMAZING! Without them our days around the pool would not have been so complete. The only slight issue we had is that the aging life guard, who doesn’t speak much English has an issue with you having fun in the pool: sporadically throughout the day he will come over and say NO Balls allowed in the pool. But yet others may have been playing for an hour or so. It made no sense. You’re not allowed lilos either in the pool. Other than that it’s a great location to mix up your day with visiting the beach, walking to the marina or town for dinners and grabbing the water taxi for the market in Mogan. I’d definitely return, but hopefully by then the grumpy life guard may have hung up his red shorts and retired."