Leo Islamar

The complex was peaceful, and the location made it easy to get everywhere. Our one-bedroom apartment worked for three and had a big terrace, but having the bathroom inside the bedroom was awkward. Anyone on the sofa bed in the living room would have to disturb the others to use it at night. The kitchen had enough utensils, though the fridge was small and switched off when we arrived. Our groceries took a while to cool, and it should have been on since they knew when we were coming. They cleaned halfway through our stay, changed the sheets and towels, and topped up the shower gel and toilet paper. Cleaning was adequate, with a few things to improve. We picked the apartments for the pool for our child, but only went one afternoon. Green patches on the edge and some steps put us off. The pool needs better upkeep. There was no lifeguard. I know it is small and a lifeguard isn't required, but it would still be advisable. It was a good stay, though for the price there are things they could improve.

The pool area was lovely, and the location in Islantilla meant everything was close at hand. We spent a few family days here and really liked the apartment, which seemed practically brand new.

Pets are allowed, and the location is good. Those were the only positives for me. The place is run-down and neglected, and the sewage smell in the room was indescribable. A dreadful experience, I wouldn't recommend it.

The grounds were peaceful, and people respected quiet hours, which I really appreciated. The rooms are lovely, fully equipped, and the kitchens have everything. The location is excellent, and the price-quality ratio is good. But the timings leave a lot to be desired: check-in is at 4:15 PM and check-out at 10:00 AM. Parking costs €9 a day, and you need to leave a €20 deposit for a hair dryer. Pets are €13.50 per day, which feels excessive when a boarding facility like Rescanvillacan provides care, walks, food and baths for just €10.