Costa De La Luz Holiday Reviews

The resort was lovely, but for a young couple there was not much to do. This might of been due to the fact that our rep never showed up to tell us what stuff to do. All the shops, restaraunts and bars are at the one location which is handy and everyone is very nice. But again, unless you can speak a little spanish things can be a bit difficult.

Jerez is a small town with a lot to see and do. The Zoo was fantastic, art museums and artists selling their works in the market. The airport is only 15 mins from the town. Tio Pepe is well worth a visit. The camera obscura, one of the largest was amazing next to the cathedral. Really enjoyed the clock museum and the history of Jerez. Everything is within walking distance. Cadiz is only a train ride away and is coastal must see. The people were really friendly and helped me with my Spanish.Real Spain at its best.

No good if you're looking for exciting nightlife, but just the place for relaxing walks around the marina or on the promenade followed by a drink in a small bar. I would imagine teenagers or school age children would be bored as there doesn't seem to be much going on, but great if you just want to relax.

2m round walk to some fish restaurants Antilla - beware you are paying for the fish by weight (26 euros for a fair sized sea bass with no accompaniments) and a nice little burger bar called KET with a very friendly owner - Enrique. Also a 2 euro shop selling tat. Half mile to Commercial Centre for the nearest restaurants - including a nice Chinese restaurant, and supermarket, and several overpriced and tatty blingy shops. Very few souvenirs. Look out for the Menu del dia - an inclusive price for a 3 course meal with a drink and desert - about 10 euros on average. At least you could pace yourself and have a drink in the Titanic and La Carpa en route. Be prepared to speak Spanish as very little English is spoken. Nice long promenade but look out for an abundance of dog excrement. We hired a car for a few days and explored the Algarve which was superb. This resort of Islantilla is suitable for those who want to ONLY sit by the pool which is fabulous. If you want lots of choice for restaurants and things to see and buy don't come here.

There is nothing to do here! We found a few shops a chemist and tabbaconist other then that nothing to do regarding night life or for children.

The location was beautiful and there were loads of things to do. The prices were reasonable and the food in the restaurants was very delicious. I cannot wait for our return trip there.

The location was beautiful and there were loads of things to do. The prices were reasonable and the food in the restaurants was very delicious. I cannot wait for our return trip there.

Nice hotel in a lovely location, ideal for families with children. There are plenty of activities around near the hotel suited to people of all ages. The hotel is also suited to people who just want to stay close to the hotel and have a relaxing break..

Lots of activities on during the day for all ages if you wanted to take part.evening entertainment was always varied and different.

Nice place to spend 24 hours, the cathedral and Alcazar were both worth a visit, there was also a fair going on while we were there hich as great fun.

We had to leave early due to family emergency so didn't see much of the resort. The weather was lovely and the streets looked clean and well-tended.

The best bit is leaving Malaga etc behind. When you hit Andalucia and see the coast of the Gibraltan Straights it just keeps getting better. This part of Spain is beautiful and largely unspoilt, with beautiful deserted (by comparison) beaches you can really escape and unwind. There are some great finds locally with bars that have olives in bowls and welcoming staff and superb restaurants serving local cuisine. You can also hit some of the larger cities for day trips - we did Seville which is fantastic and has a great bull fighting museum which shows how the 'sport' evolved. Vejer de la Frontera is a wonderful town set high on a hill top, with white washed buildings and orange trees lining the streets, the romance is everywhere. Don't miss the Moroccan and Mediteranean themed restaurant El Jardin del Califa - it's an intriguing walk down through a cave like staircase in a hotel which then surprises you by opening into a courtyard built into the hillside and the food is amazing.

Not may restaurants outside of the hotel, and practically no shops in the vicinity. Would recommend hiring a car for sightseeing.

Conil is a fab town and has something for everyone.It is still very Spanish with very few British tourists, no offence, but thats the way I hope it will stay!! The beachest are the best in southern spain if not the whole of spain and go on & on!!

Dead as you are going to get! Can't add any more as there is nothing to say, there is nothing there.