"Great hotel, directly at the sea front. The style of the hotel takes a bit of getting used to, the term "Spartan" comes to mind.
Food: excellent choice and good quality at dinner, plenty for vegetarians, too, some of the fish and meat choices are grilled for you there and then. One evening there wer large Gambas on the menu, but unfortunately no little hand wipes were available should one want to eat those Gambas with ones fingers.
Drinks at dinner are soft drinks, water and wine (white, rose and red) Tinto de verano and beer, alcoholic and non alcoholic, all of which you help yourself from a machine.
My husband said the beer was good, but my friend and myself found the wine rather basic, so we mixed Tinto de verano, red and rose together which proved rather nice
We had a junior Suite which was large, had excellent handwash, shower gels and body lotion provided.
There is a kettle and a "pod" coffee machine.
We received one small bottle of water and a bottle of cava on the first day.
A word of warning: on the coffee shelf there are small packets of nuts and a small packet of crisps, each of them costing €6 !!!!!
The fridge was stocked with shots, beer and soft drinks all at a price though.
Our junior suite had a large balcony which also went round the corner, but lacked sun loungers which I thought would have been ideal given the size of the balcony.
Also there was just one arm chair in the suite, so a second one and a little table to go with them would have been nice. (There was ample room for them)
The room prices vary according to their location and our friends had a "normal" room on the side of the hotel. Unfortunately there was building work going on behind the hotel and the noise echoed from the houses in the side street. The very friendly receptionist changed our friends' room to a higher floor and further to the front without extra charge.
There are also budget rooms on the first floor. These rooms have no balcony and overlook a side street.
On some evenings there was live music in the bar, but no indication was given, which days the entertainment was on or who was playing and what kind of music was being played.
Maybe the hotel could put out a notice board with such information.
The pool at the front of the hotel had sun beds rather than loungers and there was always one available at different times. People did not reserve them first thing in the morning. The pool and jacuzzi behind the hotel was deserted and there were loads of sun loungers ,little side tables and umbrellas.
On the whole the hotel was excellent, the staff extremely friendly and helpful and the location overlooking the promenade (like a mini park) and the sea was ideal for strolls in either direction along the sea front."
