Iberostar Royal Andalus

Very good facilities overall. Nice pools. Good location for beach. Good selection of food (buffet) but not all well made. Pool area is good, but once walking on dark coloured tiles (as opposed to the white textured type right next to pool) you have to be careful as very slippery. This should be corrected as telling 2-10+ year olds not to run when there’re playing isn’t always effective. Quite a few kids slipped over ending up in tears. Once in the pools, all seems good, no sharp bits noticed, clean etc Parking is on the street and can be quite a walk ....or you pay 15 euros per day for underground parking. Room (number 2017) was disappointing and finish was poor. Doors (all of them) didn’t close properly. Laminate floor was poorly installed so big gaps, AirCon didn’t work despite asking to get it checked. But it was quiet so that’s good. Had booked two twin beds, only got a room with one twin bed and a fold out bed - supposedly it was a room upgrade!? Overall, the majority of the hotel and its surroundings (if you want open empty beaches) is good, but the room was bad.

Great location, helpful staff. The hotel is bright, clean and spacious. Our room had everything you needed and was a good size, clean and comfortable. Would definitely stay there again.

It was a nice hotel with nice staff, One problem for us was that our room was near the elevator, above lobby, and there was very loud music every night until 11:30 and I was there for a conference to was trying to work in the evenings. The second problem was there was only restaurant and it was a buffet. The breakfast buffet was good, but would have nice to have quiet, non-buffet, dinner options. The hotel is isolated, so not a choice to walk to local restaurants. Also, the safe cost 3 Euro per days.