Allegro Isora

Firstly the coach takes about an hour, if not more (having waited for various planes to land). Someone said to me and my friend that it costs about 70 Euros 1 way via taxi from the airport, not sure on that. The town is fairly out of it, but buses either up the coast of down the coast are easy to get (just outside hotel) We always found something to eat at both breakfast and dinner , we stayed half board. The food was hot. We always went to the pool near reception because we stayed in section B ... It was very cold, but we did swim in it. Apparently this pool was the "heated pool", can't comment on the others. Sometimes we went over the road to the Martini bar/restaurant for a drink and on a couple of occasions had our dinner there. The views at sunset are amazing. The bar at the hotel behind reception is ..... VERY WELL LIT .... too bright for my liking and my friends. Oh, the bars don't take cash, but you can pay cash at the reception to put credit onto your room. Wine at 2.6 Euros not too bad. Sangria is a mix of botte/carton and some spirits used too. For a decent sangria i would go to other bars or restaurants. Overall for a for a week away it was a good holiday, just a bit too far away from being able to choose from more bars and restaurants.

The hotel was spotless, food was fine, fresh snacks at pool bar all day, staff were so freindly, the dining room usually busy , but plenty staff always clearing and setting tables, the only slight downside , was hotel was out in the sticks in playa del arena, but plenty restuarants round about, black sand on beach, plenty buses take you to adejie, crirtianos and americas, 3 lovley pools, ideal for families♥️x

Have to queue for drinks, food cold and always pork rooms very rough drink choice poor, fizzy drinks always flat