Abamar Hotel

The personnel at the front desk was nice. We got a nice room on the 5th floor, with nice views. The downside was that the restaurant wasn't "really" open due to a semi-big group, and the bars (poolside and beach) were closed (due to the reason, that late September is off season) - and close by was only one bar/restaurant open. Good thing about the off season is that the crown is absent... Breakfast wasn't any special - ok thoug.

Staff very helpful and motivated to please. I would stay there again

There was no coffee making facility in the room, shower was too small. Swimming pool too deep and had some green mould in the corners. You have to pay for everything even the beach towels and the small water bottles delivered to your tiny room fridge. Because of its isolated location it’s hard to get access to taxis which are very expensive. Not much do do there except the beach, but you pay extras for the deck chairs and umbrellas.

Lovely place. Nice hotel whit lovely view. The service was perfect. Bartender on the hotel was the best , good drinks and nice and best service🤗 good breakfast was good, service perfect. The guys on the beach was helpful and friendly. We would love to go back

Property was well positioned next to the sea but difficult to find as it is on a fenced estate area. Property was old, concrete cast and showed it. Rooms had had the bathrooms refurbed but bed and wardrobe were old and battered. Stairs were worn edged and had lines in the marble making evening descent hazardous. Lift battered and noisy. Staff on reception sullen and bored. Swimming pool was unsafe for families. Very deep throughout the whole pool even for me (i am 6ft). small pool at the side but the whole pool had broken edge tiles and chipped or missing repairs. Access ladders too short and broken. Menu for evening looked dire and we notice no one eating, choosing instead to eat in town. Breakfast very average and coffee stale and bitter. Amazed that this could even begin to be considered as a four-star hotel. A TWO star on a good day at best. Better still, avoid.