Fbc Fortuny Resort - Adults Only

The resort features clean, spacious rooms, a tranquil atmosphere, and a convenient location near attractions. Guests commend the friendly staff and well-maintained facilities, including a beautiful pool area and stocked bar.

We had a really nice weeks stay here in June. It's quite different to what we are used to which is large, all inclusive style resorts, but we wanted to try something different and glad we did. No screaming kids, no battling for sunbeds, everything was just super quiet and chilled. From the moment we arrived all of the staff were very friendly. Shoutout to the blonde haired girl at breakfast and the bald headed feller in the bar (apologies I didn't get their names), they were both brilliant and attentive all week. The reception staff were very helpful and advised us on the best way to get the bus to Palmitos Park. Nothing was ever too much trouble and we always felt comfortable approaching the staff for questions and advice. The bungalow was great, a good size, clean and well equipped. I read some reviews saying they were small but I didn't find that at all, it was a perfect size for two of us. There is an option to order food and drink directly to your room which was a great additional service. We only ate at the restaurant once during the week as we found it a bit pricey. Nearly €15 for a burger and that doesn't include chips! Pizzas for some reason were only available two days per month, so surely these should come off the menu with such limited availability? We ended up making our own sandwiches for lunch. We did enjoy the happy hour drinks and found this great value. I was surprised more of the guests were not taking advantage of this as the bar was generally quiet every evening with only a few guests. The location was probably our main issue for the week. We specifically booked a B&B hotel as we wanted to get out and experience the local restaurants and bars, not realising that there was little to nothing within reasonable walking distance. Meloneras is a 20 minute trek, which we did a couple of times but it was difficult in the heat. A taxi will cost approx €5 which is reasonable but of course adds up over the week if you're doing it every day. We did find a great restaurant approx 10 minute walk away called Rancho Luna, although sadly we only discovered it towards the end of our stay. A small side note, a young dark haired girl overcharged me in the bar on our last evening. I only realised later on and had no receipt so couldn't ask for a refund. I am sure it was an innocent mistake and it was only €6, but put a slight dampner on what had otherwise been fantastic service all week. I don't think we would return but that's no reflection of the resort. We just personally prefer to be a bit closer to the hustle and bustle, however I would definitely recommend this place if you want a chilled, relaxing self catering break.