Domos Park

The location is the special part: you're close to the sea and surrounded by the constant sounds of nature. The room is decent and the bed is very nice, though I'd add a top sheet instead of only a blanket, and more pillows since there's just one per person. The bathroom and shower are fine, small as you'd expect in a dome hotel. Breakfast really brought the stay down. Nothing seemed homemade, and it all felt like basic supermarket food. The strawberry drinkable yogurt with granola was an odd combination, and the jam was gelatinous and straight from a jar. The croissants were careless, without syrup and mostly tasteless dough. Scrambled eggs were the one good thing, but they were just eggs, with no ham or anything else. For the price, breakfast should be much better. It feels like they're cutting corners on things that could matter a lot to tourists. The quoted price for lunch and dinner delivery is outrageous. I'd eat out.

The atmosphere, music, and energy here made our two days feel really special, and we'll take home lovely memories. Our oceanfront dome was tucked among the dunes, with a breathtaking sunrise view that made waking up a dream. Everything was comfortable, carefully maintained, and set up for relaxing. The staff were excellent, kind, helpful, and so friendly. Thank you for such wonderful days.

That empty beach, the sound of the sea as you sleep, and opening the curtain to that view are incomparable. The setting is everything here, and it's worth it for that reason. I had a few issues that took away from the experience, but I would come back, just for fewer days. The domes are literally among the sand dunes, so check with whoever you're traveling with. The location is a dream, just like the photos, with a dome on the beach and what feels like a private stretch for however many guests are staying there. It's perfect for disconnecting and finding peace as a couple or with a small group of friends. It's not for teenagers, since there's nothing nearby for them to do, or for children, which I think the website makes clear. There is no light inside, and no lighting to guide you to your assigned dome. The wooden steps were broken, and the grass around them was overgrown. I nearly tripped and fell, so this needs attention. There's also no LED lighting, which made it impossible to unwind with a movie on a bad day, like the one I had. The dome has no kitchenette either, though I should have checked that. I've stayed in other domes that had one. It's very expensive for the service you get. You receive an automated message every day, which is a lot when you're trying to take a few days away from your phone, haha. They ask you to confirm breakfast, with only two options, then give you one of two time slots. They could simply set breakfast from 8 to 10 am instead of making guests watch the clock. Food costs a lot, the menu is limited, and you can only eat in the Central Dome, not in your own dome. We ate there once because the weather was bad for going out. The gentleman looking after the place at night served us and was lovely, but I don't understand why there's no staff around all day, only at certain times. No one helps carry your bags when you arrive or leave. Cleaning is only by request, which is fine since it's optional, or you can just ask for fresh towels. They provide beach towels, very good umbrellas, and some chairs. I brought my own, since the chairs they have are comfortable but aren't lounge chairs. I hope they take suggestions from guests who want to fully enjoy this beautiful landscape. The place is worth it for me, and I'd do it again, but those were the things that got in the way.

We worked from the domes without any Wi-Fi problems, and they offer good privacy and all the comforts. The staff were attentive and helpful, and the sea is just a few steps away. It was a 10/10 experience for us, though the food could use some improvement. Breakfast was okay but basic, with three options to choose from. For other meals, the choices are limited to delivery with few options or empanadas cooked there.