Iosu E.
We keep returning because Salou is generally expensive, and what you get, including the food and drinks in bars and restaurants, often doesn’t feel worth the price. We do like the place, but I think there are better options for the money. There are some good points: pets are allowed, there’s a pool, and the location works well. The terrace is decent, or quite large in some apartments. Most guests seem to be families, though sometimes groups of kids get pretty wild. The apartments feel dated, cost a lot for what they offer, and none of the three I stayed in had blinds.

