Grupotel Aguait Resort & Spa - Adults Only

The view from the lobby, restaurant, and rooms is spectacular, and being so close to the sea was a real plus for me. The staff were welcoming and did their best to make our four-day stay comfortable. The gym is small but enough for a basic workout. There are plenty of loungers, though if you arrive late you may need to look around. We only had breakfast included, which is what I'd recommend. We tried the dinner buffet one evening at 25€ per person and didn't think it was worth it: there was plenty, but the food was rather tasteless. The evening entertainment was classy and fun. Jellyfish can be around depending on the season; I only saw two during our stay. I had a great time and would come back.

My wife and I spent seven nights here all inclusive three weeks ago, hoping for a quiet break, and that's exactly what we got, to a very high standard. We booked June hoping it wouldn't be too hot, but a heatwave hit. It didn't affect us much thanks to a refreshing sea breeze outdoors and the hotel's grassy garden area, shaded by pine trees. The water was very clear and clean, and we enjoyed snorkelling. Getting down to the sea can be difficult, though I understand that's a local council matter rather than the hotel's. The hotel met all our needs: friendly staff, clean rooms, and good, varied food. The terrace bar staff seemed understaffed at lunchtime, but they kept smiling warmly. The animation team was around without being in your face, and the evening shows often got people onto the dance floor. For quieter guests, there's lounge space for card games and reading as well. We'd rate it among the best hotels we've stayed in. Big compliment to the whole team.

The sea-facing pool, bar, and loungers made a spectacular view, and there was a cove for hotel guests. A lovely pedestrian promenade starts at the shore and leads to Cala Rajada nearby. We only stayed two nights because of pre-arranged tours, but afterward wished we'd stayed a few more days. The rooms could use some improvement: they were a little small, the fridge even smaller, and a hair dryer that wasn't wall-mounted would be useful. Breakfast was decent, though the sweet options were limited. As an Italian, I also didn't really enjoy the café latte; at a 4-star hotel I'd expected a bar-style cappuccino instead of one from an automatic machine. Even so, I can recommend the hotel.

Dinner brought new choices each night, with lots of fish and seafood, and it was all very delicious. Breakfast had many options too, though it was practically the same every day and could get repetitive on a longer stay. The evening music and entertainment show was small, and Rubén deserves a special mention as an amazing artist and entertainer. The indoor pool was fine, if a little cold, and sometimes crowded, but still enjoyable. I stayed for a week and celebrated my birthday there. The staff left a complimentary bottle of schnapps in my room with a birthday card, a really nice gesture. The parking needs improvement: it's steep and in poor condition. Our small car started rolling backward on the incline, and luckily we caught it in time. The sea view is incredible, and the staff really understand good service. Special thanks to Josefina, Angela, and María for their excellent attention at every meal, to Llorenc for being kind whenever we asked for help at reception, and to Antonio for his friendly evening bar service. The hotel is about a 25-minute walk from the village along a beautiful shore path. You can also rent bicycles there for a good price.