We stayed at the Almirante overnight on our way back to Spain after holidaying in Italy. The intention was to get up in the morning, have breakfast and have a look round for the day. These plans were dashed when we arrived about 2pm as we realised that there was precious little to do there! The hotel looks a bit faded and jaded from the outside but the interior was a nice suprise, the rooms we clean and large and each one had a balcony which overlooked the pool/ sea, although this was the first time I had ever seen a hotel lift which started from the 1st floor... diabled people might be at a disadvantage if they cannot get up the dozen steps to the first floor!
The beach is beautiful and possibly gets busy in the season (whenever that may be) but at the beginning of June the restaurants (the few there were) closed after lunch and we had to stroll a good mile and a half to get an indifferent, expensive meal in a Spanish restaurant... should have stuck to Mc Donalds as we passed one of those!
We did not try the hotel restaurant which may have been a better option, hindsight is a great thing.
Loads of building going on all around and situated in a residential area of Spanish holiday flats.
As a beach holiday it must be great but if you want anything in the way of entertainment/ shops/ bars/ evening meals ... move on!
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