The maintenance was terrible (to say the least)
- Room not cleaned every day
- Bad smell of damp
- Lobby bar closed at 7 p.m.
- Upstairs bar closed (due to bad weather, wind, or rain)
- No blankets (extra)
- No kettle for coffee, tea, or water
- Staff unwilling to help (no manager) EVERY EXCUSES was given: "You're in a three-star hotel"
- Restaurant: Very little choice... Hot dishes at the buffet were cold

The maintenance was terrible (to say the least)
- Room not cleaned every day
- Bad smell of damp
- Lobby bar closed at 7 p.m.
- Upstairs bar closed (due to bad weather, wind, or rain)
- No blankets (extra)
- No kettle for coffee, tea, or water
- Staff unwilling to help (no manager) EVERY EXCUSES was given: "You're in a three-star hotel"
- Restaurant: Very little choice... Hot dishes at the buffet were cold

I won't be back. How can it be that the pools close at 7 a.m., along with the jacuzzi, the terrace closes at 11 a.m.? These are very bad times for the summer season when you want to enjoy a good atmosphere. It's boring, there are no activities. The pools are very small.

It's a comfortable and fairly busy hotel, but it was completely full when we visited. It has two fairly small pools, a bar and breakfast lounge, and a reception area with two sofas. Being so close to the pool, they were always very wet and the floor was covered in water. The shared bathrooms were average, as were the changing rooms. It's not luxurious, but it's quite decent and comfortable. The service at the bar wasn't the best, except for a very friendly lady who helped us on our last day, because a rather rude and hostile man had been there before. The lobby staff was very attentive. The cleaners did a good job in the rooms, which have a safe, a small refrigerator, a coffee maker, closets, and a desk. The terrace had a beautiful view of other resorts with pools. The best area is the rooftop, with gorgeous sea views and a jacuzzi. They host evening parties there with a DJ, although at a time that wasn't convenient for us, so we couldn't attend. It was primarily aimed at French guests staying there, who, incidentally, were abundant at the hotel and in Salou in general. It's a busy hotel all day long, but you can relax without any problem. The beach isn't as close as I'd like, but in August it was the only available option. The only real downside is that they offer parking, but there was never any available space, so we had to park our car almost a 40-minute walk back because taxis were nowhere near available. It was a holiday weekend, so we assume that's why parking was so chaotic. In front of the hotel, there are places to get something to eat, have breakfast, or eat, as well as souvenir shops, which you'll find everywhere you walk. Overall, we liked it and would consider it for another visit.

Everything perfect