Our sea and pool view room was very modern with a smart television.

0 votos

It is not completely outdoors as you are surrounded by a glass partition, but it is only open when the weather is good, hope this helps.

0 votos

Yes there is a policy of no reserving of beds . The staff come around and put a sticker on empty beds with towels on. They return one hour later and if the sticker is still there and the bed is empty they remove the towels. However they only seem to do this once a day but at least they do make some effort and there is always the threat that it could happen when you are away from bed. Apart from this people do queue from about 7.30 in the morning (door opens at 9.00) to put towls on bed. I think this is largely to ensure that they get the particular bed they want. We stayed end July / beginning of August last year and got a bed each time we wanted one. we never got up and queued , just had breakfast and went to pool at around 9.30AM or some days we went out in the morning and still got a bed at lunchtime. There are however lots of people who return to this hotel year on year. They seem to have a favourite bed and expect to get it each day. The "returners" do act a bit as though they own the place and the hotel does openly give them favourable treatment - free newspapers etc. The position of this hotel , right on the beach, is very good but the hotel does get very booked up and is more expensive than some other hotels. I have also stayed at Globales Santa Lucia Hotel - about 200 yards away and also right on the beach . This is also a nice hotel and tends to be cheaper . The queuing for beds is not so bad there but the bed that you get may be up some steps on a higher level than the pool.

1 voto