Holiday Premium Resort

Great customer service Great food Great location Great activity

Decent hotel, more like a resort. Facilities are stricted unless you are on all inclusive deal like use of spa. Also breakfast was decent but no real fruits. Mostly canned and juices were not real juices.

Nice place but some areas where shut down in November probably for the winter.

Food is vile! Buffet was inedible despite being €30pp. What we could have got for €30 each outside the hotel could have been amazing. Bars/restaraunts were empty so I'm assuming that's what others learned to do. Won't be back, too expensive for what it is.

Just returned from 10 days at Holiday Village with hubby and our 2 girls (3&4) and thought it important to write a review after reading the last few. We arrived at the hotel before check in time but were automatically given all inclusive wrist bands and given access to all facilities, food and drink before the room was available. This gave us an opportunity to put the kids In the toddler pool and have a well earned beer! Our hotel room was large, clean and well kept. Beds were made daily and all towels changed every morning. Despite being all inclusive, having a small kitchen to store cold drinks was a god send. The bedroom itself had 2 double beds plus a pull out double sofa bed in the lounge. The bathroom had 2 sinks, a bath and 2 showers which again with 2 young children was appreciated. We were in room 117 facing the road but it was still quiet. The food was plentiful, hot, replaced quickly as used and cooked well. We struggled to understand previous reviews stating lack of variety as there was always plenty of dishes hot and cold with the kids having their own selection . They could earn points if selecting fruit and veg to encourage healthy eating. There was a wide selection of hot and cold drinks with the pop being Coca Cola , sprite and fanta - all self pour. The only thing we’d suggest as an improvement would be some additional condiments ie chilli flakes to season the food to peoples own taste buds and broaden variety. We didn’t spend much time around the hotel pool as the sun beds are limited , which may be an issue to people in the summer holidays, however, the beach club is over a private bridge and is amazing! The kids loved it and the selection of pools with a view of the ocean were amazing! Tip - if taking young children the pools are cold so neoprene tops may be needed. We didn’t use the kids clubs on site as we chose not to but we did sign the girls up to swim academy and attend the evening children and family entertainment. We would highly highly recommend swimming Academy. Louise is lovely and really good at getting the kids to pay attention and learn. We had 5 sessions and really saw an improvement. At the end of the lessons each child gets a mini award ceremony and presentation during the evening entertainment where they are awarded a certificate on stage with a personal message from Louise. All of the staff at the hotel were lovely, friendly and helpful but my girls took a particular liking to Beck on the entertainment team. She deserves a medal after having balloons and dolls thrust in her face by our two and still doing her job with a smile 😀 Although the location could prove tricky for people with mobility issues there are plenty of ways to get around. Fuengirola beach is about a ten minute walk from the hotel and there are plenty of little bars where the kids can play in the sand and have Icecream on the way to the town. As previously mentioned our girls are only 3 and 4 and they were happy walking it. Ther