Arenal in Majorca is the worst place to be if you're a Brit. It's full of Germans, Dutch, etc. Not even the restaurants can speak any English. You might say why did I not speak any Spanish. It would not have been worth it as we never found any. Steer clear of this resort! more

We were advised by our hotel not to have the meal, which I think was a good call so I am only commenting on the flamenco dancing itself. It is a small, busy venue but it does have much needed aircon. The seats are not very comfy and we were a bit squashed in, but the sangria was good. Once... more

We were there in early May, on a Sunday night. Lovely setting, fine show, perfect sangilla, good service, OK tapas. Not cheap, but worth the price! more

Went to early evening show with dinner at El Arenal. While I imagine the show was as good as it gets for a tourist attraction the food was awful. For 66 euro I expect a LOT more. Tiny tired tuna salad for my friend, asparagus baked with blue cheese I could taste a bit but not see (asp. was cold)... more

Like most non-Spaniards, I'm no flamenco expert. But the previous night, we'd been to the Palacio Andaluz, also in Seville, and El Arenal could not have been more different and more authentic in feel and style. It's a small 17th century room, with a bar and tables packed in tightly. The performers play, dance, sing and clap with passion, colour,... more

Ma femme et moi avions réservé au 2ème service, prévu à 22 h 00. Arrrivés à 21 h 45, nous... more