Alua Golf Trinidad

La habitacion un poco deteriorada y linpieza regular el bufe muy bueno pero ubo un mal ente dido con el parkin por la moto

Llegamos a última hora de la tarde y pensé que había bastante gente en la recepción el checking fue bastante rápido. El desayuno variado y completo. La relación con el precio que tiene la habitación es muy positiva. La habitación amplia y la ducha muy cómoda. Nos dieron una habitación con vistas al mar. Repetiré.

Very nice hotel. For a 3 star rating it was a lot better than I expected. We had a nice large room with a pool and beach view. Clean and very modern bathroom and bedroom. Hall way dated though and needs some attention. Food very good. My only complaint was that there could have been more variation in fruit and the food was not hot! When I discovered the microwave I was happy though ! Also beer, water and soft drinks were available free with the evening meal for the half board option which I was pretty impressed with. Staff were also very friendly and it's a nice clean hotel.

Positives are limited: Friendly staff that work so hard doing double shifts and seem to get constant digging and hassle from management, big shout out to Alex and Rachel who run around keeping people happy at breakfast then work the rest of the day in the very busy pool bar. Cleaning staff do a great job. Sea view room was lovely in the aspect of cleanliness and view only. Negatives: If you come here for peace and quiet and want to unwind, then this is the wrong hotel for you. Constant noise and very load, we had a room on the 4th floor above the stage and OMG the noise was relentless from 10:30am til at least 1am, it starts with music at about 10:30 with a rendition song blaring out "Good morning Good morning" which presses your butttons after a crap nights sleep, then it continues through the day at a medium volume level but constantly interrupted at times with a Spanish animation bloke (who loves the sound of his own voice) going on about games etc mostly played in the area below the rooms. 5pm it's bingo and music at a slightly higher level but at 10 pm, look out and get your ear muffs out because that when the kids disco starts for 30mins followed by very loud music trying to be louder than the neighbouring hotel, they even talk to each other over the microphone, makes Glastonbury look like a kids party in comparison. The noise will carry on at a high level until the bar shuts at midnight, and then it is reluctantly turned off to be replaced by a very large spanish contingency who love to party who will sit there with their mass stocks of drinks churping away at full volume until the staff who just want to go home turn the lights out at 01:30. I could go on but let's just say it's emotional. Massive ques for drinks as the Spanish stock up at every visit, put us Brits to shame to be honest. Food hall is always packed out and louder than a football stadium. Most hot food is cold even when it's just put out, but saying that it was tasty all the same. As previously mentioned, the manager of food and beverages just ponced about picking on his staff who all deserve a massive bonus as they work so hard in a torrid environment. We witnessed him telling the pool bar staff to slightly realign the outside tables even though there was a large queue for drinks at the time only for their hard work to be in vein as moments later as the Spanish guests moved nearly all the tables together and took over the area throwing any rubbish on the tables onto the floor, the Manager just looked on. Pool area and outside bar area filthy as the only cleaning it gets is a couple of random buckets of water thrown down early morning by the housekeeping crew, no proper hosepipe wash down that you would expect in a busy place like this. They even have a very loud foam party in front of the stage during the week in the afternoon when all the lucky participants roll around like ****** on a dirty foam covered stone floor. On the whole, very loud, ridiculous p