Hotel Cabana

Muy amables todos los empleados del hotel , volveremos !

Calme et propre proche du centre-ville 

Me alojé en febrero . El servicio de habitaciones es regular. No limpian bien. El mobiliario muy viejo. La recepción es vieja y su personal está cansado, parece que prefieren estar en otro lugar, jugando con el movil. Es una pena que no les guste su trabajo. La piscina en obras con ruido y polvo. No sé puede usar ni cómo solárium. Un desastre. No lo recomiendo. El restaurante y su personal es agradable. El buffet es normal aunque con un poco de esfuerzo la comida podría estar mejor

Hotel clean, rooms are basic but you get what you pay for, food was catered for Spanish but reasonable to eat out, I’m a fussy eater. Won’t do for people that have mobility issues as 50 odd steps to the hotel Wouldn’t say the reception staff are the friendliest but dining room and cleaners always acknowledged

Es una pena que siendo del grupo Bali esté tan descuidado. No sé si se trata de la época de invierno pero las habitaciones no las limpian durante la estancia, están antiguas, con baños con bañeras altas y pequeñas. El buffet muy elemental,con horarios más para extranjeros que para españoles. La animación típica de una fiesta de los pueblos. Para abueletes y a precio de IMSERSO...pues creo que se puede mejorar,aunque sea un bajo costo. Espero que en verano sea mejor

On arrival at this hotel, which was an all-inclusive board, seemed fine at first when I approached the reception desk to check in. Was assigned a room on the 2nd floor and upon walking into the room walked straight back out but not until getting photograic evedice. The room I was assigned was not clean by anyone's standards. There were human hail and dust in every corner and over every surface. The electrical sockets were hanging out of the walls, and the actual beds had broken legs as well as mattresses that must have been made out of bricks. After speaking with reception about this in a somewhat harsh manner, I was offered one on the 1st floor. This was in the same state, but at least the sockets were attached to the walls. When it comes to washing and bathing, you have to struggle hoding the shower head while trying to soap your body up as the head would not fit on the bracket. Of the bracket was broken like most of the rooms. So, if you're an amputee or have reduced mobility, don't bother. In regards to the all-inclusive board. Don't bother. The only things that are included are tea, white coffee, draft beers, and local wines that taste like nats piss and also draft soft drinks. No cocktails and no bottles beers and no canned soft drinks. Food served 3 times a day but always looked and tasted like it was cooked days ago. If you missed a meal time, that was it, and you had to wait a good few hours until your next round of leftovers. States that snacks include sandwiches but never saw a sandwich in sight. It was either olives, crisps, or nuts. It was more a retirement home feeling than a 3* all-inclusive. What a total and utter shambles. I went out to tapas alley every day as I know I could get decent tapas. AVOID AVOID AVOID