Stayed here end Oct/Nov for school holidays, and when checking in a customer was complaining their room was still uncleared from previous guests. Fortunately our room was well spected & clean, though the curtains didn't cover the full length of the window, so one of us always woke with sun in their eyes. Was rudely awoken by what sounded like building work, but couldn't see anything causing it, whilst around 11 at night the bottles were thrown in the skip... All this in the complex where the family rooms were! The food was OK, mainly the same things alternating each day, nothing inspiring really but the kids always found something with things running out often. Tried the specialist restaurant which was the beach bar converted at night... Lots of small portions of similar stuff, and ended going to buffet to fill up as still hungry! The drinks were the local booze, though not being a boozer it was of no interest, though the hot drinks were 'coffee vending machine' made that often ran out as far too small to cater for volume, and they were served in the smallest vending cups I've seen! As for the kids drinks, they had 3 or 4 'kids mocktails', but zero effort made, just sprite with colourant in it We chose the hotel for the family tag, but there was nothing for our early teens apart from the pool. I would say any kid 10+ would be bored out of their skulls. There were a few good acts/entertainment on in the evening though. Finally, you were isolated at the resort, it cost a family of 4 €16 to get to the nearest town one way which could get costly very quickly