Best Village Chipiona

It’s a new hotel, close to the beach and well suited to families. Some of the pools are restricted to guests aged 16 and over. Room cleaning needs to improve, and our bed sheets weren’t changed during our week-long stay.

A nice resort by the beach with lots of pools. The bowling alley could use oiling more often, maybe twice a week when it’s busy.

We spent most days walking different routes through the beautiful resort park, and the beach is just across the promenade. There’s plenty for kids to do. The hotel is still very new, so maybe more green space will develop over time, since there isn’t much yet. A couple of small downsides: there weren’t really any bars or nightlife within walking distance, at least during May half term, and the place felt remote for transport too. Dinner started quite late, at 7:30, and the meals were repetitive. The food itself was genuinely tasty, though.

The quiet pool for guests over 16 was a real plus, with no loud music nearby. The hotel is new, so the rooms, toilets, pools, and sunbeds are all new too. There are three other pools for everyone, and they’re no deeper than 1.2 metres, which works well for children. It’s a child-friendly hotel, with mostly Spanish guests. There isn’t much greenery yet, mostly stone, buildings, and pavements, with few trees, palms, or grass. Meals are the same every day and need more variety, including more Spanish dishes. There’s no nightlife outside in the evening, but you can go for a walk. The ocean and a long sandy beach are nearby. I’d recommend it for adults looking to rest.