it's advertised like 4* hotel, with mini fridge in the room, toiletries... there is no mini fridge, toiletries means a hand soap on the wall, very old room, the furniture doors are eaten by bugs and that smell is all over the room, very noisy room, the corridor light is coming under the door, passing on 4th floor in front... More

As we had booked this hotel and then read the reviews we were a bit wary but we had no problems. I travelled with my Husband and two children aged 9 and 5 and stayed in the apartments self catering. From Ireland I believe we were the only English speaking guests but that was never an issue, it was nice... More

It was my first experience in Spain, so I did some research before booking. I got the package from travel agency for two weeks with half-board. It was rather expensive, but we decided to go there mainly because of native language animation for kids (even though we did not use it too much - kids club). So let me go... More

Amenities: I repeat, NO PARKING! Since the access to the lobby is closed, you got to move all your stuff from the car to the room from somewhere in the street near the hotel, you need to walk about 100 meters with your luggages to get to the front and check in... then, you need to park your car somewhere,... More

if you are british do not go to this hotel it caters for mostly french spanish &german we went self catering it was aulful ther was nothing to cook with only a hotplat we did not enjoy our stay the entertanment you could not understnd none was in english would never go back More

room was rather small nearly on top of kitchen could hear all the plates and cutlery being moved or thrown around our room was no.135 we went all inclusive nothing to eat after breakfast lunch or supper no in betweens.plenty to drink if you want to become an achoholic.we stayed for four days . More

We spent one week in early August. The hotel is almost 4 star (even though they look like not very decided whether is 3 or 4 though - I can't believe the room is 4 star but the bathroom 3 as marked ;-). However, if you travel by car as we did willing to visit a bit of Spain, be... More

Just returned from a 10 day stay at the Camino Real. I travelled with a group of 10 people including a baby, a 3 year old and a 5 year old. I used to be a travel agent for 13 years so am very fussy about my accomodation and have stayed at some top-class hotels in my time. We stayed... More

This is largely a hotel for Spanish and french tourists. We were one of very few Irish families at the hotel, which was a welcome break to be honest. But bring an English Spanish dictionary (staff all have good English, but I believe you should learn some of the language, don't be ignorant). Great pool. Bar staff friendly. All round... More