We stayed for 10 nights. Having experienced a few 5 star hotels , this is definitely a 4 Star. The grounds are pleasant and maintained well. However, the seats by the lazy river had filthy seat pads. The small pool bar had a child’s slide and play area attached,and pumped out loud music. The main pool by the beach was nice but most sun loungers were reserved early. On the beach guests on sun loungers in rows by the beach restaurant were moved at 3pm so the staff could arrange tables in front for evening dining and a couple of bbqs and shows. The bbq food was a buffet and rather uninspiring sadly, but the à la carte had more variety. All food and drinks in the hotel were very overpriced. There were around 8 premium padded sun loungers that were left unused as they required you to spend £70 in food and drinks for the day to have them- and that was up to 6pm, whatever time you chose to take them from. Even then you had to find a waiter to serve you. The large lounge and bar at the front of the hotel was always empty. I never saw a single person use the bar the whole time we were there. It was a wasted space. There were a few bars and restaurants within walking distance in the town but not many people eating and drinking in them. Even the Irish bar was almost empty most nights. Everything shut at 10pm. We did regularly see guests using the hotel gym around 9pm on our way back to our room though! ! There were a few restaurants on the beach which had more of a vibe , and one had good live musicians performing a few times which was lovely, but again, not very busy. Maybe it was because there were a lot of people with young families staying in the area who ate out before us and turned in for the night when we went out around 7.30? The staff were friendly enough but there was no information on tours at the hotel so we just used Viator. We would take a taxi for £12 each way most nights to the Fisherman’s village where at least there was some evening atmosphere and some bars were open later. The walking market was an experience and we loved the tours we booked. On the whole I would say this hotel is for young families and the area very quiet. The rooms were tired , not really configured properly - a bathtub on the balcony yet barely any hanging space for clothes. There is also only one lift used mainly for luggage from the desks in the foyer. There is no lift on the other side of the hotel - our side- so we had 2 double flights of stairs to navigate every day to and from breakfast and the grounds. Having recently stayed at the 5 Star Hyatt Regency this comes a very poor second in every respect, even though this hotel charges 5 star prices. We had a nice time, but it didn’t make us want to return I’m afraid.