Bluesea Al Andalus

It was ok. Nothing special.

Service is average. The room is somewhat nice with a big bathroom. Pool is good and the view good too.

This was my second stay at this hotel (last time was 5 years ago), quite a disappointing experience in general though with this visit. good points were the rooms were nice and spacious and I like the fact that they were carpeted which kept the noise down from other occupants. Very good independently controlled aircon which worked great, bathroom was nice and large and shower was excellent with free hand wash and shower gel which was a bonus. Fridge was nice and cold but you have to pay for a safe which I thought odd. The biggest downsides were the quality and choice of food in the restaurant (we stayed half board). As this is an All inclusive hotel they obviously have to keep costs down and the food was very basic especially desserts (baked apple every night), limited choice but it was functional and edible. Big bonus is that there is free water and soft drinks at every meal time which was good. Water machine kept breaking down as did the ice cream machine and ketchup dispenser. The pool area felt grubby and the music was ridiculously loud (spanish rock music), given the average age was over 60 around the pool this was totally inappropriate. Staff I found were quite 'off' although reasonably helpful (more so staff in restaurant) the attitude was not quite right, maybe due to a translation issue. Given the negatives mentioned I would still stay here again but only bed and breakfast due to the poor standard of food, the cost of the stay was good value overall and as long as you are capable of the steep hill walk up to the hotel each day it is a good overall choice.

Nice clean hotel , unfortunately the staff showed a lot of negativity towards English people (all staff ) Food was very poor , drinks had to be served in a plastic glass that required £1 euro deposit , all inclusive guests are not aloud Pint glasses but paying customers were