4-Star Hotels in Almeria

Enormous room with triple aspect views and large flat screen tv. Unfortunately only one chair in the tv area to watch tv. Lovely swimming pool. Unfortunately the dinner was not great. We had dinner and breakfast included, so when we sat down at a table we studied the menu and it looked lovely. Then the waitress came and took the menu away and gave us a choice of 3 starters, 3 mains and fruit or ice cream for dessert. The food was not good. It was definitely not fresh cooked, apart from the chips. The final straw was when the tv in the restaurant started showing bullfighting. We asked the waiter twice to change the channel and he said yes both times but then went on serving people at the bar. Our table was directly facing the tv and we were unable to eat as it made us feel physically sick seeing an animal being tortured whilst trying to eat. I went to reception to complain and they rang the restaurant and the waiter straightaway changed the channel, but it was too late by this time, we couldn’t finish the meal. Extremely disappointing from such a nice hotel

The hotel is on the side of the church. If you live in room 24, there are two balconies facing the church square. Everything in the room is easy to use, but there are no other surprises except the balcony.

Have stayed here previously and gave it a glowing review, which is why I rebooked. However this time not so good. Shown first room- small room tiny window poor outlook, requested a change, manager not terribly happy asked another member of staff to show me another room, again small, tiny window around a corner. I was given the option to upgrade at a cost of €12 which gave me a nicer room. Requested a taxi to be booked to the airport for following day. Staff in morning not very helpful or polite at reception. Will not stay here again.

The hotel is located in the centre of the city, and the hotel is located in the centre of the city. The pool is always mashed and people do not meet the rule of not booking shadows; so it is practically impossible to enjoy the pool if there are many people. To not mention the little respect that customers have in general, with screaming, alcohol consumption, etc. Animation employees do good work and are young and competent people with very entertaining child activities, but some activities (especially nights for adults) are short. Others, such as the Flemish dance or magic, are entertained for a low-requiring family audience. The buffet food is correct, but the quality of the raw materials is obviously low in many cases.