Hotel Riu Bravo 4*

The hotel itself is nice, clean, and well maintained. The air conditioning works brilliantly, which is a huge plus, and the food is good with plenty of choice. However, we were very disappointed with the "all-inclusive" package. We booked this holiday last year, but government rules changed in January, meaning this is now an all-inclusive hotel with no spirits included. You can still buy spirits at the bar, which makes calling it "all-inclusive" feel misleading. Beer and wine are limited to three drinks per person at lunch and dinner, so we ended up buying a bottle of vodka from a local shop to add to the non-alcoholic cocktails ourselves. If alcohol isn't included, the hotel should be upfront about it rather than advertising it as all-inclusive. Another major issue was the noise. The hotel is mainly occupied by German guests, and unfortunately many were extremely loud late at night and in the early hours of the morning. Every morning so far we've been woken between 4:00 and 5:00 a.m. by people returning from nights out, shouting in the corridors and banging on doors. We reported this to reception, but were simply told to call security. If we call security, the disturbance would likely have ended, making it an ineffective solution. We came here as a couple for a relaxing break without our children, but instead we've had several disrupted nights' sleep. It's a real shame because the hotel itself has many good qualities, but the misleading all-inclusive offering and lack of control over noisy guests have spoiled our holiday. Unfortunately, we wouldn't recommend this hotel.

We had a great 4 night break in June 2026. The food was great, hotel clean and staff super friendly. 2 min walk to the beach and seafront promenade. Would definitely recommend