“Comfortable with many guest friendly activities”

Must be the biggest hotel in Coma Ruga very close to the sea with many sea view rooms.Two outside swimming pools with many sun beds in place.Food very good and breakfast choices are excellent.Highly recommended.Unfortunately you would be struggling to find things to do here other than the large be… Plus

Must be the biggest hotel in Coma Ruga very close to the sea with many sea view rooms.Two outside swimming pools with many sun beds in place.Food very good and breakfast choices are excellent.Highly recommended.Unfortunately you would be struggling to find things to do here other than the large beach.

Moins

“Experience Very Good”

This hotel in Spain is part of a two-centre tour that included a visit to areas of southern France staying in Hotel Reine Amelie (Amelie es Bains). The tour operator was excellent throughout. The hotel in Coma-Ruba is very comfortable with all that is required for tourism - work etc including room … Plus

This hotel in Spain is part of a two-centre tour that included a visit to areas of southern France staying in Hotel Reine Amelie (Amelie es Bains). The tour operator was excellent throughout. The hotel in Coma-Ruba is very comfortable with all that is required for tourism - work etc including room essentials, hospitality, food and drink and almost on the beach. Coma Ruga is small town with an exceptionally clean long/wide beach front. The hotel is professionally operated in everyway. Whilst over-the-border french excursions was good and very interesting, we were very pleased indeed to return to the Nuba Hotel in Coma Ruga.

Moins

“A typical Spanish holiday hotel”

A week at this hotel was fine, a week longer and you might struggle to find things to do. Rooms are sea facing, but we had one on the east side with good views. The restaurant was OK, but limited with gluten-free options.

“Large hotel lacking attention to detail ”

I stayed here for 4 nights as a teacher on a school football tour of Spain. Rooms were of a decent size, bathroom was ok- toiletries were basic and towels average but water pressure was good in the shower. Decent sized balcony overlooking the pool. Very large dining room with plenty of food choic… Plus

I stayed here for 4 nights as a teacher on a school football tour of Spain. Rooms were of a decent size, bathroom was ok- toiletries were basic and towels average but water pressure was good in the shower. Decent sized balcony overlooking the pool. Very large dining room with plenty of food choices, and a chef cooking fresh fish and meat at dinner, omelettes, fried eggs and pancakes at breakfast. Water, juice, coffee (from a machine), and wine all included in dining room. My main word of caution is about the maintenance of the hotel. On our first day we witnessed a “repair” of the roof over the revolving door, which looked rather dodgy, to say the least. I banned my students from using it. However, more seriously, several rooms had sharp pieces of aluminum hanging below the TVs, and one of my students tripped over a suitcase and sliced open his arm, requiring a late night hospital visit.

Moins