Flew with Thomas Cook from Newcastle, flights excellent both ways. Check in was quick and easy, rooms are not the largest and not a lot of storage space but adequate for two. Kettle and cups in the room but you will need to bring your own tea & coffee etc. There seemed to be a lot of noise from the nearby bars when we arrived at around midnight but this quietens down at around 12.30/1.00am. Not the best choice of hotel if you are early to bed! but this didn't bother us as we normally got back after 1.00am. Pool towels available at the hotel for 10euro deposit each which you get back when you return the towels and you can change them daily. We were B&B so can't really comment on the food, the breakfasts were fine although a bit repetitive over 2 weeks. The pool area is nice, lovely comfy beds around the pool but the standard sunbeds are a bit uncomfortable if you are lying on your front. The beach is just over the promenade from the end of the sun terrace and the water is calm and very clear. You can walk all the way along the promenade and around to Pernera now which is great. Only issue with the pool area is that they allow locals in at the week-end (they say they are stopping at the hotel but they aren't) and if you are...Flew with Thomas Cook from Newcastle, flights excellent both ways. Check in was quick and easy, rooms are not the largest and not a lot of storage space but adequate for two. Kettle and cups in the room but you will need to bring your own tea & coffee etc. There seemed to be a lot of noise from the nearby bars when we arrived at around midnight but this quietens down at around 12.30/1.00am. Not the best choice of hotel if you are early to bed! but this didn't bother us as we normally got back after 1.00am.

Pool towels available at the hotel for 10euro deposit each which you get back when you return the towels and you can change them daily. We were B&B so can't really comment on the food, the breakfasts were fine although a bit repetitive over 2 weeks. The pool area is nice, lovely comfy beds around the pool but the standard sunbeds are a bit uncomfortable if you are lying on your front. The beach is just over the promenade from the end of the sun terrace and the water is calm and very clear. You can walk all the way along the promenade and around to Pernera now which is great. Only issue with the pool area is that they allow locals in at the week-end (they say they are stopping at the hotel but they aren't) and if you are not around the pool by 8.30/9.00 you are unlikely to get a sunbed. During the week though this is not a problem at all with loads to go round.

The hotel is situated right int he middle of them strip (hence the noisy nights) but great just to walk out and be inthe middle of everything. Paid on average 10-15 euro for a decent meal each and around 3-4 euros for a drink with it. Drink prices varied in the bars but was around 2.50 euro for Pint of Keo and 3.50 euro for Carling, Fosters etc. Bottle beer (Corona) was around 3.50 euro and around 4-5 euro for spirits (which they measure now rather than just pouring the stuff in). We spent a good few nights in Rockafellas just acros the road who seemed to have the best entertainment, staff were great, especially George the bar man and the girls who wait the tables. Blues Brothers a a must see on Saturday night - great show. Also seen some good entertainment in Spinx Bar at the top of the strip and the drinks were cheaper here.

There is a bakery to the left at the top of the road (2 min walk) which makes great sandwiches to take out and you can bring your own food and drinks around the pool. There's also Happy Days Supermarket shop at the top of the road outside the hotel for day to...More