Iberostar Waves Royal Andalus

Very nice resort for short holiday , nice beach and view

Comida muy muy completa y riquísima. Volveré a repetir sin duda!! El Spa muy barato

Came for half term to relax and recharge and this is the place to do it. Having stayed in other Iberostar Waves resorts we had quite high expectations and understanding of how these resorts work. Staff at reception were spot on when checking in and able to answer our questions. I see people moaning about the €20 deposit for towels, don’t know why as you get it back at the end of your holiday and the towels can be changed daily. Room was nice, clean, tidy and air conditioning worked well. USB plugs in the sockets makes things easier. Pool areas (it’s split with two pools). One with the children’s pool and one a little more relaxed. Plenty of sun beds and parasoles to go around. However there are some rather over zealous lifeguards who want to put warnings on sunbeds for leaving them unattended, even when we were in the pool. I used the gym four times, it’s a decent size with both cardio and free weights. Can’t complain. Food was nice of an evening time if not a little repetitive. Staff were helpful. Only complain about dinner was you cannot serve your own drinks like other Iberostar resorts. It can take a while to get a drink. Beach a two minute walk down the walkway to a nice beach. All in all a lovely place and we’ll be back.

Disappointing Changes – No Longer Family-Friendly pool area Iberostar used to be a fantastic destination for a family holiday. On previous visits, the children’s pool area was open, fun, and thoughtfully designed, allowing parents to comfortably supervise their children without any visual restrictions. It was a place where kids could enjoy themselves freely, and parents could relax in confidence. Unfortunately, our current stay is a letdown. The entire pool area is now surrounded by unsightly and dirty fences, blocking the view of the children's play/pool area. What was once a bright, open space now feels claustrophobic. Worse still, the bounce area of the pool now has a limit of 10 children, which is a huge inconvenience to all. Previously, kids could easily move between the pool zones with just a few steps, but now they have to walk all the way around fenced-off areas to reach other parts of the pool — a frustrating and unnecessary change. Overall, the once-great family-friendly atmosphere has been lost. The fences have made the pool area difficult to navigate, less enjoyable for the children, and stressful for parents. It’s disappointing to see how quickly the quality of the amenities of the hotel has declined. I truly feel sorry for the kids who came here expecting fun and freedom, only to be met with fences and frustration.

Nice hotel with very kind staff. Our children enjoyed all the starcamps activities, and we could relax even more. Great buffet(variety and quality). Super clean rooms, and nice views. Cant wait to come back next year

Fantastico hotel, we just got back after a few days relaxing and kids had a blast, rooms very clean and receptionist very friendly. Its a shame that on our last day we have been treated badly when they removed our wrist bands, i understand they have to be removed on the last day, but we had a late check-in on the first day (got to the hotel at 6:30pm on the first day) so we didnt consume anything on the first day other than what we had at dinner time. The wrist bands could have been removed when we checked out, as we paid an extra 55 euros for late check- out. The guys at the entrance to the restaurant treated us with disrespect when removing them, and we didnt feel comfortable at all. We are going back in July, for a whole week, hope things are better when we return.