Good points: Rooms are modern, well equipped very clean - can't fault them. Bad points: - From entering the room, the hot water takes a few hours to get hot and there really isn't a lot of it. Our room for 6 people has a small hot water boiler - There is absolutely no parking anywhere close. We had to park offsite and walk back on. Indifferent points: - We didn't see the pool, restaurant or any of the facilities.

Lovely staff and clean, well equipped apartments. Not sure why washing up detergent and a scourer weren't included. The beds were on the small side and a different mattress or topper would have been better imo.

We rented a penthouse with half board (December 8, 2024 at 3:00 p.m.) To begin with, the girl who worked at the reception was impolite, slow and rolled her eyes while checking in. Furthermore, she asked for a credit card, every one I had, she refused, saying that they are invalid because they say that they were made in August 2024 and that they are valid until August 2028. She said that I was giving her expired cards and that she did not want to enter that into system, I showed her that it nicely says on the card that it is valid for another 4 years, while she completely ignored that date and stuck only to the production date, claiming that she I give expired cards. When I started to show her, she would roll her eyes and ask for another card. this is where it became embarrassing because on each of my credit cards it is written when it was made and when it is valid. I managed to find credit card in the boyfriend's wallet so that we could finally enter the hotel. After an hour of check-in, we entered a disgusting apartment that smelled so moldy that we couldn't breathe. We wanted to open the windows to let the stench out to some extent, but it was 12 degrees in the room and it was definitely freezing, half the lights didn't work, the toilet is half rusty, the balcony is falling apart, the chairs and deckchairs are from the last century. we rented a penthouse with the intention of resting and sleeping, not freezing and getting asthma attacks. I came back to the reception, but this time to a male employee, who immediately returned my money and we left. The worst part of this whole experience is the girl at the reception who is responsible for the first impression of the hotel, if she wasn't so rude we would have definitely looked for another room, but with such bad service we didn't think to stay.

A very bad experience. We stay one week and ask to break with the restaurant after having eating spoiled food ( fish). The lost of the food is not'good and i stop to go to the restaurant. I ask The woman, seems'to be the Director, that i have vomited the fish and the food is bad. She said me the not'enough people aren't happy to move. No refund possible! Then we discovered silverfish in the bathroom and in the bedroom'of'my litle son. Never come back Sincerely

First things first: This is NOT a 4-star hotel as shown in many places including Google. It is a 3-star apartment complex. Built in a “quiet” location in a zone still under development, very far from the beach or any touristic infrastructure. There is absolutely nothing to do outside the complex. You need a car. Because of this, here you pay about half of what you would pay in a similar place close to Estepona’s beaches, bars and restaurants. What I liked: the apartments are spacious and bright and very well equipped, even with washing machine. The staff friendly. I did relax here and slept well. What I disliked: overcrowded pools with 20 sunbeds for hundreds of guests, sometimes long lines to enter breakfast just because they are lacking staff to clean the tables. Mediocre buffet for dinner, very bad quality meat, worst I have ever seen in a hotel. No place to have a quiet drink at a bar because there’s constant activities or disco until almost midnight. Every night. One single bar right where the blaring noise is, nothing else within 4km. About what other people say: there might be “dirt” or trash in the common areas as well as in the street… imho this is not the hotel’s fault but can be attributed to the variety of education of the guests.