Sol y Paz

I went to Sol y Paz may 22 nd till may 29th with my husband and 14 year old autistic daughter she absolutely loves Sol y Paz has it’s not very busy and over crowded and always sun beds available the staff and cleaners where great with us plus Hayley who does the entertainment on a night and cooked the lovely food too was great host we will be definitely coming back next year

Well we're do i start what an absolute dive this place needs shutting down immediately the place is falling apart from pee stained mattresses to cracks in walls,tiles the list is endless just got back from a weeks stay and had towels changed once if you can call them towels they were see through no cleaning what so ever just a towel change and as for horrible hayley who runs the place what a horrible excuse for a human being slagging young kids off with learning issues over the microphone on a hotel party night just after they had left is one of the most unprofessional things I've ever witnessed in 30 years of travelling hang your head in shame if you have kids avoid this place at all costs its the least family place I've ever been to lesson learned never again please please avoid this place and dont waste your hard earned money

I found this place to be ideally situated high up above Puerto Rico, across the road from a small shopping centre which had a supermarket, quite a few restaurants, and drinking establishments for entertainment of an evening. Meals and snacks were available at the pool bar, from 10am to 8pm, and we went to happy hour two for one drinks some afternoons 3-4pm which was good value. The accommodation is no frills, but fulfils a need for a comfortable twin bed, spacious wardrobe, facilities to make a cup of tea and do basic cooking on the hob if you aren’t going to eat out. There was a big fridge with freezer compartment, cutlery and plates for three people, a table and chairs in the kitchen/living room, and another table and chairs out on the patio for dining alfresco. When I return later in the year, I know to take the following things with me: washing up liquid, a sponge to wipe surfaces down, scissors, kitchen roll, soap, a hairdryer. (Can’t believe I forgot soap!) Bigger mugs for tea, as the cups provided are small. Taxi rank outside very handy for being taken to the town or Amadores beach below the hotel. There is a small plastic crate near the pool bar for people to leave suncream or shampoo in it, if there is too little left to bother taking home, and other residents are free to use them during their visit – I thought this was a great idea. There is also a place in reception for a book exchange; I left the two books I brought and managed to read one from the shelf before I left. Friendly ladies work hard at the pool bar and make everyone feel welcome, so I am looking forward to a return visit to this hotel as it is good value for money and ticks a lot of boxes for me.