Spain Holiday Reviews

empty and dead..full of tacky shops with pervy workers..not much to do at all. pebble beaches not for everyone and side streets steep

were we stayed there was a lot of trouble with police there nearly evey day.this was outside the hotel.there was fighting and screaming matches drunks allover the place but im happy to say that it was all spanish poeple as it was the spanish holidays the hotel did their best to try to steer the guests away .beaches very clean

Puerto Rico really needs some investment. The resort centre is set back in the 80's and hasn't been updated since then. The restaurants in the main resort all have the same menu & all have someone outside trying to drag you in. The beach is dirty & surrounded by time share sellers. The water park is shut down as are a number of hotels & apartments. Everything seemed really expensive, apart from the Rioja which was good! The good restaurants are around the marina area and along the beach to the other side of the marina.

Lots of nice restaurants with reasonably priced food. Many of them had equipment to entertain the kid free of charges e.g bouncy castles.

As there are so many All Inclusive hotels now, the beach is under used, so lots of free sunbeds and acres of space. Beautiful sand, long shallow shore line ideal for young uns. But a tad pricey (4 euro's for each sun lounger).

The Old Town is the traditional meadieval walled sort, well worth looking around. And at night Alcudia port is lit beautifully.

Sa coma is a great little resort can be a bit run down in places but the beach is fantastic nice shallow waters for the little ones would highly recommend. Many pubs do offers on there food (buy 2 meals get free bottle of wine) the royal oak does lovely english home cooked food which was nice also the Brittania pub, for spanish food visit cafe del mar. Would recommend visiting the pirate shoe in Maguluf well worth the money also Western Water Park is great for the little ones.

The resort itself was also disappointing nothing much to do but does have a nice beach which does get very overcrowded,we over the last 5 years have stayed round the other side of the bay at Alcudia which I do recommend more shops, better beaches, nice street canals just generally more to do.

A lovely coastal resort. Not over commercialised and still retaing its local charm. plenty of good priced restaraunts.

Alcudia is a bustling resort with a long soft sandy beach and very safe sea for young children. There are many restaurants to suit all tastes

The resort is very clean and caters for all ages. There are plenty of bars, restuarants and shops. Getting a taxi is easy.

The resort seemed a bit quiet given the time of year we went - maybe a mixture of more hotels doing the All Inclusive and also a downturn in economy. Clean and tidy resort with some lovely bars and restaurants.

Beach was very big but was closed a couple of times during our stay because of sand storms.. Calete can get very windy which is not always good news when you are on the beach!!

There are lots of British bars and restaurants in Benidorm, which is great if you are travelling with young children as there is a lot of choice for them. The beach is lovely, but being busy you need to take care. But all in all it is a nice place and we would return.

Es Cana is a great family resort, we wouldn’t hesitate to book it again. Beach is lovely, a nice little bay. There are some nice restaurants, all child friendly and a few shops. A trip over to Santa Eulalia, not too far away, is nice.

Corralejo has something for everybody and the dunes are particularly worth visiting. There is plenty of choice for eating out and the standard is high. There is plenty going on and the recently opened shopping centre is nice.

The white sand of Alcudia beach is absolutely beautiful. You will not be disappointed with Alcudia with the old town, markets and the clean beach. Definately recommended