Puerto Antilla Grand Hotel

Very Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : Pool and gardens
  : Very large and busy

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : All the hotel is very good, clean and beautiful.Food is good and diverse.Kids have activities and can be at the miniclub.Staff is nice.Activities and shows for kids and adults.
  : Dinner included is very expensive.Spa has specific hours for kids and that is very limited for the ones having kids.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : Food is great
  : Price is a litle bit high for this season

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : The room, the swimming pool, the spa, the location, the breakfast, the kids club
  : Not very fan of the lunch buffet

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Very Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : The location is amazing. The breakfast was really good but getting a coffee was very difficult.
  : The sofa bed was dangerous and my son cut his leg on a very sharp piece of metal sticking up. I did report this so I hope it has been taken care of as its a bad accident waiting to happen.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : We had booked bed & breakfast in early October. Our 'Junior Suite' was spacious, very clean and had a fabulous view over the extensive palm tree-clad pool area to the sea. There are several pools that are kept immaculately clean and cater for all ages. There was a very wide choice of cereals, fresh fruit, and cooked meals available for our buffet breakfast. The gym was one of the best we've found in a hotel, the equipment being very modern and well maintained.
  : Probably as a function of the season drawing to an end, one of the hotel's two restaurants appeared to have closed prematurely. Apart from several small restaurants short walks either east or west from the hotel along the splendid vehicular-free promenade, Antilla, itself, appears to have few attractions or amenities. The hotel's clientele is predominantly Spanish and some knowledge of Spanish or a phrase book is handy. Prior to our visit, we received several emails directly from the hotel - all in Spanish. Among them was a lengthy two-page .pdf document entitled "Derechos y obligaciones de las personas usuarias de servicios tursticos." This is clearly important; however, when checking in at the hotel, we were told that a copy in English was not available. This seemed strange. We took a taxi to and from Faro Airport and Antilla when it became apparent that the car hire companies we contacted in Portugal would charge a daily rate of Euros 12-15 for their vehicle to be taken into Spain and our hotel would charge up to Euros 18 per day for parking.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Beautiful hotel,and gardens.right across from unspoilt sandy beach.Very comfortable beds.
  : Great breakfast apart from cold food having to be heated up in microwave.

Poor
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : The location
  : Too many regulations, specially for the kids. Mine is 10 y. o. and he wasn't allowed to enter the gym, not even accompanied by me. Kids have very limited hours to access the inner swimming pool, from 12:00 until 16:00 only. Even if people have very short hair, the need a swimming cup. So we must not use the inner pool. The access to the hotel spa is forbidden for kids at all. If you want to have a coffee in the hotel or pool bar, you need a cash or credit card in the hand! You have to take your wallet everywhere inside the hotel facilities. They refuse to make a bill to your room! It looks like the hotel in the first sight but it is rather a kind of an overorganized camp. They have cameras everywhere to control your behavior out of your room. If you don't fit to the rules - gym, swimming cap, spa, etc., somebody will come to warn you immediately. This is not what I've paid for. We expected a relaxed family holiday and instead we waited until our stay will finish. We won't ever return here.