Marcan Resort Hotel

I was advised that my chosen hotel was closing on my holiday dates, and this 'equivalent' one was given. Most definitely was an upgrade to the very budget hotel I had paid for. The hotel is a decent 3 star, with bits of 4 star thrown in. The hotel is nice and conveniently located a few minutes walk from the top of The Strip-so no noise, yet everything is almost on your doorstep. Youre surrounded by the mountain, where it's pretty cool to see the paragliding in the sky. My room was fine, though after several days I was asked to move as there was some plumbing going on in this particular block. My new room was fabulously located on the ground floor with a lovely little outside area-really enjoyed this. The only problem was that every few days, there was an awful smell coming from the bathroom area that seeped into the room. Obviously, you cant have your patio doors open 24/7, so one night, I literally slept under the covers. I must admit that as soon as I let reception know, it was promptly dealt with. However, it seemed to return every 4/5 days. Again, as soon as I let reception know, it was sorted. I think it was some sort of drainage problem in that block. On this note, I must say that the manager-a Jolly guy-was excellent throughout my stay, as was the blonde 'perfumed' lady on reception. Both were very approachable and pleasant. I found all the staff were good. I tend to keep to myself and liked that they weren't mithering, yet on hand if you needed. There is only one Entertainment Guy-Garfield-which makes it a hard gig to rally round guests to take part in daily activities-though he did his best and was friendly enough. There wasn't so many daytime activities, just the odd ones if he got enough people to join in. I must admit, though, I did enjoy some of the night entertainment. I'm not one to be out every night, but I did enjoy a couple of games of bingo and 2 of the weekly shows-which were said to be good-were pretty darn good. I really enjoyed them. Onto the food. I'm not food fussy and found the food variety and quality pretty good. They have your usual food stations, with freshly cooked food outside, which I enjoyed. There was enough food-plentiful for those who are 'pigs' on all inclusive- and hardly any q's and they had a couple of themed nights to mix it up. There are lunchtime snacks-I definitely enjoyed a couple of those double burgers-and Ice-cream at a set time. I really enjoyed the outdoor eating area, through the main eating area and there was another bigger outdoor eating area if this was full. The drinks were fine. Normal soft drinks, as per, and a basic selection of alcoholic drinks. There were some moans that cocktails were not on the all inclusive, only at happy hour, though, as I'm not a big drinker, this was not a 'problem' for me. I had the odd glass of wine, which was drinkable-nothing special-but fine. Overall, I really enjoyed my stay here. The hotel was good and I really liked Ouldinez. I would definitely recommen

It was end of season but all staff was working to hard make all guest to happy , all food was less but taste is great and cleaning staff make everyday nice figures with towels , waiters and bar staff are always smiling with warm heart , ı will diffenetly come back in june and allready maked reservation , see you guys in june . And also thanks to Managers .

First of all mattress rock hard mold round the aircon room not cleaned throughly,poolside filthy,drinks at the bar very poor,entertainment was always cancelked after garfield the entertainer sold his bingo tickets for £14 and you win cheap headphones ,same music played everyday on repeat and in the restaurant,staff rude,nowhere to sit and enjoy a drink only plastic chairs and tables with plastic cups,food shocking dont go if you have children most families ate out and its not cheap anymore overall its a very poor hotel i do not recommend