Majestic Hotel & Spa

This hotel made things simple. Our room had good air conditioning, a working fridge, and was cleaned every day without fail. The pool was big, and we never struggled to find sunbeds. Drinks from the bar were strong and served fast. We didn’t eat out much since food was included and pretty decent.

Air conditioning, fridge, and parking were all included. No extra charges at check-out. The all-inclusive package covered more than we expected proper food, solid drinks, and loads of options. Super fair price for what you get.

Classed as 4*AI thats a joke 2* being kind, food was disgusting even the kitchen staff went out and brought coffee and food back with them had to eat out everyday, staff rude with the exception of 1 lady on reception and the lady who cleaned our room, poor bar service miserable staff and drinks selection poor, our room was ok lots of people complaining about bar, food, rooms and staff attitudes, there were lots of people from our hotel eating out at the restaurant we went to all saying how poor the food was and that they'd never stay at the Majestic again same for us will never stay there again or recommend it to people.

I wanted to offer some factual information about this hotel, as before I arrived I was concerned by the number of negative and parsimonious comments I had read on Tripadvisor. Having stayed here, I now view most of those reviews as either malicious or written by people with unrealistic expectations of this type of holiday. My stay was in mid-September, towards the end of the season. This is a low-cost, all-inclusive hotel and you get what you pay for. I would not place it alongside other four-star hotels, but the meals were more than edible. There was a wide selection of hot and cold dishes offered on a buffet service. Admittedly, it was not fancy and could become a little repetitive, but right outside the hotel there are countless restaurants at all price points. That said, it is entirely possible to eat all three meals here without feeling deprived. The hotel was clean. Staff were out sweeping and tidying the public areas early each morning, and bedrooms were serviced daily with fresh towels and sheets. While some bathrooms may have small maintenance issues, such as a broken hook for the shower head, the water pressure was good and my bathroom was both clean and functional. I dined out on a few occasions and enjoyed excellent meals, with wine, for around €40. My recommendations are Greco, SeaSide, and Filoxenia, all of which offered great seafood, warm hospitality, and complimentary desserts or digestifs at the end of the meal. The bar at the hotel runs throughout the day, serving free lager, four cocktails on tap, and a small selection of inexpensive spirits. This contributes to a lively atmosphere that sometimes drifts into boisterous behaviour later in the afternoon and evening. As expected in a resort like this, there were occasional issues with people reserving sunbeds, but I never failed to find one when I wanted to. Given the heat, at nearly 29 degrees, it was difficult to stay in direct sun all day anyway. I was grateful for the aircon. The clientele were a varied mix. There were younger guests in their twenties looking to party, older working-class holidaymakers from across Europe seeking sunshine on a budget, and a smaller number of families, fortunately, I stayed after the school holidays had ended. Noise was perhaps the most frustrating aspect, with sound carrying from the pool area or along the corridors, particularly in the early hours of the morning after the clubs closed. A lack of consideration from some guests was irritating at times. However, this is a very large hotel situated directly on the main party street. If peace and quiet is a priority, then a different location may be more suitable.

Little things make a difference: the bartender remembered our usual drinks, housekeeping folded the clothes we left on the bed, and reception helped with transport. You don’t feel like “just another guest” here they actually care.