“Great value great location”

The rooms are adequate for two people, the pillows are so fluffy, the only thing ,it's self-catering so you would think you would have a kettle and toaster and iron, and board but you have to hire these, so disappointed with this.overall lovely hotel, great location 😀.

“Best Pueblo Indalo”

Spacious apartment, wonderful outside bar terrace with fantastic views. Good facilities on site - well stocked 'supermarket', pizzeria and other shops. Only criticisms are lack of utensils in apartment - no kettle for example. Only one English channel on TV, and that was Paramount. Food in the re... more

Spacious apartment, wonderful outside bar terrace with fantastic views. Good facilities on site - well stocked 'supermarket', pizzeria and other shops. Only criticisms are lack of utensils in apartment - no kettle for example. Only one English channel on TV, and that was Paramount. Food in the restaurant was adequate, but not terribly imaginative. Apart from that, all OK and we had a good time

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“Very clean, very Spanish, ”

We had booked 2 1 bed apartments and on arrival were told they were quite far apart. The reception team were really helpful in trying to find an alternative and they allocated us a 2 bedroomed apt. close to our other. They advise to tell your booking agent to mention on booking if you want them c... more

We had booked 2 1 bed apartments and on arrival were told they were quite far apart. The reception team were really helpful in trying to find an alternative and they allocated us a 2 bedroomed apt. close to our other. They advise to tell your booking agent to mention on booking if you want them close together. The hotel is really clean, apartments are great and we found our bathroom and aircon to be very good. The kids pool was amazing and there is plenty of space and sunbeds. We did go just before half term and it was pretty quiet but seemed busier when we left. The biggest downside for us us that there was no pool bar or outside snack bar. I think these open in June. If you're at the kids pool you have a fair walk and 2 big flights of steps to get to the bar and you need to be dressed to go in. AI drinks were OK and service was sometimes slow but we found most of the bar staff to be friendly. They did a great range of AI ice creams - the kids loved that! Food was OK, some days better than others. It's worth mentioning that the hotel hosts the University of Granada and other school groups - initially this was no issue but a large influx on our last day made things a bit more rowdy. Entertainment was very Spanish and we did try to get involved but struggled a bit. There isn't a real centre to Mojacar - it's a long stretch with a few bars and restaurants. The beach was a bit shaley in some areas.

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“A very relaxing hotel overlooking the sea”

The apartments are quite secluded, they are not clearly found with regard the numbering. Very comfy beds and pillows. The kitchenette was adequate, but not many cooking utensils if you were thinking of self catering or preparing the odd meal. An ironing board and iron would be handy. The restaura... more

The apartments are quite secluded, they are not clearly found with regard the numbering. Very comfy beds and pillows. The kitchenette was adequate, but not many cooking utensils if you were thinking of self catering or preparing the odd meal. An ironing board and iron would be handy. The restaurant, which we used for breakfast, was stocked with a huge selection of food to cater for everyone. All around inside and outside was immaculately kept at all times. The outside of the apartments do need re-decorating, which I am sure will be done very soon. The new, spacious front of hotel balcony, overlooking the beach was a real plus.

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