Complejo Al Andalus

We'd stay in the apartment again, but I wouldn't return to the restaurant. The place is great for kids, quiet, with nice shaded pools. Our room was privately owned and quite good. The restaurant was a different story. I found the staff's attitude poor and the food basic. They weren't clear about takeaway: the sign said they offered it, one waitress said no, another said pizzas only, then the owner came out and said yes but seemed annoyed.

It's a pleasant, quiet complex in a handy location, just a five minute walk from the center. Good for families and kids. The pool area is comfortable, with a grassy section and trees for sun and shade. It's not huge, but more than enough. Our apartment was fine, though clearly worn. The sofa had sunk in a lot, and the electric stove burners and washing machine didn't work. We didn't need them and only noticed on the last day, so it wasn't a problem for us. Everyone we dealt with at reception and the restaurant was very friendly, and the service was very good.

I can't comment on the rooms since we stayed in a privately owned apartment, but the restaurant has been fantastic every summer for years. They never disappoint. The fideuà, chicken and pizzas were all great, including the pizzas we ordered to take away. The set menu was reasonably priced and the food tasted homemade. Service was lovely, and they paid a lot of attention to the kids. Highly recommend it 👌

Our first meal at the Al Andalus restaurant was appalling. We got there half an hour before closing because we didn't know the hours, and the brunette waitress immediately gave us a dirty look. Then the blonde waitress said, “Let's see what those arriving half an hour before closing want for dinner.” The food was awful, and there was no dessert either. They promised us double or triple dessert the next day, but charged us as if we'd had all four. Bad quality and bad service. We won't be back. The waitresses can have the dessert for free!