Hotel ILUNION Caleta Park

Let's start with positives. Really good and convenient hotel placement. The whole beach area is nice, actually. Also food was really good - one of better ones in hotels I stayed in all over Spain. Good variety, and well cooked in most cases. If I need to be really picky, then no salt in some dishes (felt like it at least) and poor desert selection, but later one is actual for Spain in general - looks like they prefer meat and whine...which suits me just fine. Room itself was on a small side, but with good enough bathroom and great view from the balcony. AC was acting weird - living it's own life almost (and my friends from another room said the same), but it was some unknown brand, so I assume it's not there on the same level with best ones. But it worked and was placed well on the wall minimizing risks of getting sick. Also pool is rather nice - maybe not so nice if your kids don't know how to swim as it starts from 1 meter and it's already 2.1 meter deep when you get to the center. Not many people are using it though (which is a good thing usually) - probably because the beach is so close. But one thing really annoyed me - staff. There was a German guy on reception who seemed to be one the most unfriendly people I have ever met. And that's a default setting - you don't need to ask anything, so even saying "hello" is enough to trigger his angriness. Other staff like restaurant waiters are also not the best - getting the wine cart was always hard. But in general - it's good.

What a lovely place, great view. Staff helpful, food lovely. Tricky to get transfers to S'Agaro but worth it if you want away from the heaving masses. The majority of the people on the beach were Spanish. Everything much more modern, clean and tidy than I imagined from my research. With a two year old some sort of kids high tea at 5-6 oclockish would help. Waiting until 8pm for dinner was hard with a little one.