Luna Club Hotel Yoga & Spa 4Sup

The Hotel is very nice, location perfect, some staff very kind and professional and others simply incompetent. The room cleaning was needy. We didn’t get fresh towels, even they were lying on the floor. No toilet paper refills. The breakfast cutlery sometimes unclean. Bar staff extremely friendly and very sweet. After all a 50/50 recommendation. The value for money is good, so we would come back again. We had a good time!

Wonderful location and great for families.

I had a lovely stay at the hotel: the staff was very friendly, the rooms were clean and the pool was amazing. Besides that, the food was excellent. Only one remark: the walls are very thin, so it was very noisy in the hallways every night, and you could hear people's footsteps upstairs loudly. Lastly, the cleaning staff did a great job at cleaning. However, they made a lot of noise doing so. We woke up because they were moving things in nearby rooms but they were not paying attention to doing this in a quiet manner. It woke us up almost daily. Finally, the overall experience was amazing, the only thing less pleasant was the noise at the room. I would recommend this hotel.

If you come to the Lunas Yoga and Spa resort for some, as they say “slow travel” you might find that you will leave with your chakra’s so far misaligned they now resemble the pebble ash tray they say is the local beach. On arrival expectations were high as we thought after two weeks on the road through Europe this would be our opportunity to relax and reset before the last leg of or trip. Instead we found that we would not be staying in the ‘yoga and spa’ hotel as we thought but in fact the 3* family oriented hotel adjacent. Further more, the double bed we had booked might look suspiciously like two single beds, like we were 8 year old children in boarding a school. We were then told that we could pay an additional £120 to “upgrade” our room to the spa side of the hotel and get our double bed. This made no difference finding ourselves transported back to the 1980s with the eras defining styling and decor. Our day begins as you would expect on your Yoga and relaxation stay, with some of the younger cohorts of yogis returning from what I can only assume was a late night meditation session in the local town at 2.30 am through what I can only assume is rice paper walls separating the rooms. We try and return to our slumber ‘zen’ing’ away the sounds of teenage vomiting in the adjacent rooms. As the sun rises so do we (but a few hours behind the sun, it is slow travel after all). We make our way down

First of all I would like to highlight that the staff members at the reception and restaurant were lovely and helpful so this review is not a reflection on them. Now, the bedroom was spacious and the balcony had a good view of the adult pool. What I found disappointing was the first night we was told “wifi is slow” the hotel wifi did not work at all for the five days being there. Luckily I had the option to add on data but that shouldn’t be the case. The fridge was terrible, it would be “on” but it does not keep anything cold. The blow drier in my room did not work either so my hair had to air dry so bare that in mind if you like swimming. The spa is expensive for what you get. The hot tub the bubbles sting your eyes, the sauna was not hot at all barely worked. I recommend you go to the spa on weekdays so you only pay €10 each instead of €20 each. I also think the spa facilities should be included in the hotel stay. There was an incident there where there seemed to be a mini fire where police and fire brigades were there and we couldn’t enter the hotel for a while. After it had been cleared up no one gave us an explanation of what happened or an apology for the inconvenience. Since then the fire alarm kept on going off during our stay at multiple occasions. Overall you don’t have to book the 4* side there’s not much of a difference in my opinion. It was an experience as I mentioned at the start nice staff but too many things were off about the room.