Apartments in Region Of Murcia, Spain

14 of us stayed here for 3 nights on a golf trip. Disappointed that the course onsite is shut and unlikely to reopen for at least 6 months all over a £40k bill when the site has been sold for £200m+ plus but the other courses we got were good enough. The rooms we had were quite a good size but did need a little tlc but for us we didn't have a problem. Breakfast was average but filled a hole. It's a large site so plenty of walking involved. Just off site is a few more bars and restaurants that are better than the onsite options. Will probably return when the course reopens and is settled as it's a very good price for what you get.

Simply lovely staff Where do I begin? We stayed in the Bahia and had stayed there and the Triana hotel over 10 years ago. Yet the welcome was lovely and they kindly gave us a free upgrade to a balcony room. Turned out the next day the whole place was full with multiple SEN sports groups, yet it was lovely and quiet. The apartment consisted of a bedroom, bathroom and a living/dining/kitchen and of course the balcony which overlooked houses and the sea in one direction and the street in the other. The apartments are the sister building to the hotel, so the facilities are shared. Opposite is a 'Chinese Bizarre' and you are a 5 minute walk from Maxi Dia supermarket. Although you are self catering do give the hotel restaurant a go. E15 buffet for lunch or dinner and E8 for breakfast. We had dinner twice and they brought out crusty fresh gluten free bread for me. There is grill station for fish and chicken. A massive salad choice, lots of different traditional Spanish dishes along with pizza and pasta. Plenty of fruit, desserts & ice cream. Wine and soft drinks are reasonably priced too. Prices in Spain have increased but the Lo Pagan restaurants and bars are reasonable. The hotel bar is frequented by locals and they sell pizzas and sandwiches, shoe football games and large spirits with mixers at E5.50 We went end of may and the pool bar wasn't open, but the unheated pool was. It was cool but not cold and very refreshing! You can hire towels at E10 refundable deposit which they refresh at no extra cost. I left my glasses at the local spa and the staff kindly contacted them and organized a taxi to go and get them. All 3 receptionists were BRILLIANT. Really chatty. The older lady spoke perfect English, the two younger ones were quite as fluent so I got to practice some Spanish with them. Everyone is treated as special which makes this place one I thoroughly recommend. I will be back as soon as I can afford it

My wife and I recently went for a long weekend (8 - 11 September) at the Hotel Londres, and stayed in one of its self-catering apartments. We live in Puerto de Mazarron, which is to the south of La Manga, so the journey didn't take us long. We took our chocolate labrador with us, and it was nice to see a hotel venue accepting dogs. This cost us an extra 5 Euros a night, along with a 100 Euro deposit, which was returned without problems at the end of our stay. The initial room allotted to us was unacceptable, but we were quickly given another room on the 9th floor, which had a very reasonable balcony with good views. Overall, the apartment was quite large and spacious, and - given the very reasonable price of the stay - thoroughly acceptable. There was also free entertainment available on two of the three evenings we were there, on the courtyard outside the hotel, which we quite enjoyed. The hotel was clean, tidy and functional. The gas bottle was empty on our arrival and should have been checked, and a toaster would have been useful. Still, overall, it was a good holiday experience.

14 of us stayed here for 3 nights on a golf trip. Disappointed that the course onsite is shut and unlikely to reopen for at least 6 months all over a £40k bill when the site has been sold for £200m+ plus but the other courses we got were good enough. The rooms we had were quite a good size but did need a little tlc but for us we didn't have a problem. Breakfast was average but filled a hole. It's a large site so plenty of walking involved. Just off site is a few more bars and restaurants that are better than the onsite options. Will probably return when the course reopens and is settled as it's a very good price for what you get.

Simply lovely staff Where do I begin? We stayed in the Bahia and had stayed there and the Triana hotel over 10 years ago. Yet the welcome was lovely and they kindly gave us a free upgrade to a balcony room. Turned out the next day the whole place was full with multiple SEN sports groups, yet it was lovely and quiet. The apartment consisted of a bedroom, bathroom and a living/dining/kitchen and of course the balcony which overlooked houses and the sea in one direction and the street in the other. The apartments are the sister building to the hotel, so the facilities are shared. Opposite is a 'Chinese Bizarre' and you are a 5 minute walk from Maxi Dia supermarket. Although you are self catering do give the hotel restaurant a go. E15 buffet for lunch or dinner and E8 for breakfast. We had dinner twice and they brought out crusty fresh gluten free bread for me. There is grill station for fish and chicken. A massive salad choice, lots of different traditional Spanish dishes along with pizza and pasta. Plenty of fruit, desserts & ice cream. Wine and soft drinks are reasonably priced too. Prices in Spain have increased but the Lo Pagan restaurants and bars are reasonable. The hotel bar is frequented by locals and they sell pizzas and sandwiches, shoe football games and large spirits with mixers at E5.50 We went end of may and the pool bar wasn't open, but the unheated pool was. It was cool but not cold and very refreshing! You can hire towels at E10 refundable deposit which they refresh at no extra cost. I left my glasses at the local spa and the staff kindly contacted them and organized a taxi to go and get them. All 3 receptionists were BRILLIANT. Really chatty. The older lady spoke perfect English, the two younger ones were quite as fluent so I got to practice some Spanish with them. Everyone is treated as special which makes this place one I thoroughly recommend. I will be back as soon as I can afford it

14 of us stayed here for 3 nights on a golf trip. Disappointed that the course onsite is shut and unlikely to reopen for at least 6 months all over a £40k bill when the site has been sold for £200m+ plus but the other courses we got were good enough. The rooms we had were quite a good size but did need a little tlc but for us we didn't have a problem. Breakfast was average but filled a hole. It's a large site so plenty of walking involved. Just off site is a few more bars and restaurants that are better than the onsite options. Will probably return when the course reopens and is settled as it's a very good price for what you get.