RVApartaments Tropic

We had to make our own beds, and there were no towels, soap, or anything like that. The kitchen utensils smelled really bad, so I wouldn’t recommend staying here. It wasn’t comfortable.

There were five of us for a weekend in Spain, and the accommodation suited us well. It was equipped nicely and the mattress was good. The soundproofing was only average, but it didn’t bother us over a weekend.

The area was quiet, with the beach five minutes away and a supermarket three minutes away. The port is about a ten-minute walk along a nice promenade. We had apartment D5, a corner unit on the second floor, with a large balcony overlooking the pool and the views shown in the photos. It also has another very large balcony for drying clothes. The kitchen has a microwave, fridge, toaster, Italian coffee maker, and a two-burner hob. There’s a washing machine in the bathroom, plus a TV in the dining room and furniture for the terrace. The beds and mattresses were good, though the sofa bed was very hard. It should be fine for a child. I think there’s enough here for a week. The pool is shared with bar customers. I first thought it would always be crowded, but often we had it to ourselves. I wouldn’t call the accommodation a 10, but the value for money isn’t bad.

At €75 a day, it’s suitable for two people and not very expensive, so maybe that explains a few shortcomings. Sheets are provided, but you have to make the bed yourself. Towels cost extra, and the wardrobe smells bad.