Bahía Serena

No lift from the parking lot so 20 stairs to climb which is inconvenient. No parking on street for check-in -also inconvenient. Buffet is more limited than comparable resorts up the coast.

Good location south of the town and port areas. Could walk along the promenade both directions, so visited the natural park area too. Great little Spar shop across the road and plenty of bars/restaurants within walking distance if required. Room clean and beds comfortable. Spacious lounge and kitchen area with plenty of facilities (although no kettle so boiled the water for a cuppa). Room temperature good. Guests generally not British. This didn’t matter to us, however it meant the entertainment understandably geared for the Spanish, also in our opinion it was quite poor - just a host playing recorded music to be danced to in the evenings around Christmas and one night ‘Bingo’. Additional activities in the daytime as normally offered but we didn’t require these. Note: the dining area was a little on the cooler side and the central hub was particularly cold with many guests keeping jackets on. Food was far less luxurious than we’ve enjoyed elsewhere, however there was sufficient choice for a shorter stay and the salad bar was good. A change in layout would improve the process. Indoor pool was a little disappointing, only small and had lots of bits in the bottom. Reception staff not unpleasant but the maids were much more friendly. Due to time of year there was plenty of free parking on the streets nearby so we didn’t need to use the hotel-charged underground parking. In summary, for the cost, we were satisfied with our 4 night stay.

The staff was very nice . Food was delicious

Loved proximity to beach, friendliness of staff, international feel, gorgeous balcony and comfy beds!

The room was excellent.The pool area is beautiful

Staff are great and helping, nice view in a good location but in need of a lot of renovation in the room.