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Mar-Ola Park Apartments
4.0 / 5
AVD. ANTONIO DOMINGUEZ 18






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A4437AGcarls
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5
We have just returned from 10 days at these apartments on a self-catering basis and sadly, have to agree with some of the more negative comments posted recently.
Just to start with a couple of positives first:-
The apartments, pool area and hotel generally are very clean and the rooms cleaned to a very good standard. They aren’t huge rooms, but are functional and the balcony was nice.
It was lovely to not have to get up at silly o’clock to get a sun-bed. There were plenty of you came down at 11:00am and the pool was nice.
The location is great - busy but not overcrowded, some nice local cafes and only a 10 minute walk or so to the beach area.
A few negatives I’m afraid:-
We arrived late on Wednesday evening ready to get organised, drop our stuff and go for a quick drink before bed. However, as reviewers have mentioned, there is no air-conditioning, just a fan that blows the air around. To get the fan to work you need a controller from Reception at a cost of €50 each room, cash only. So for us with two rooms that’s €100 cash already. It’s a returnable deposit, but when you’ve budgeted to bring some cash with you and part of it has gone immediately, that’s not great. Anyway, after a desperate, prolonged search of the remote control box they couldn’t find the ones for our rooms. They then told me that I didn’t need a controller, I just needed to download an app which would connect to the fan, which would then work. No need for a deposit, so that was good news. Except as the WiFi wasn’t great, we couldn’t download the app so couldn’t get the blower to work. After several attempts, not what you need when you arrive late, tired and hungry, we managed to do it, connect and get the fan working. As I say, it wasn’t air conditioning but better than nothing as the rooms were stifling.
I was told that I needed to put my key card, which I assumed was my door key card, into the safe in my room to operate it. After several attempts when it still wasn’t working and my patience was fraying a little as I needed to deposit passports etc as you do, I was then told you need to buy a separate key card at a cost of €27 (non refundable). Of course it worked perfectly but why didn’t they just tell us that in the first place? Unnecessarily frustrating.
On our penultimate day, we came down to see a notice that the pool would be closed for maintenance until 2:00pm. These things happen of course and we understand that the pool needs to be safe so we went off for a while and came back for just after 2:00pm. The pool was still closed. I asked at Reception and they said it would be open by 3:00pm. No problem. I asked why it was closed as there was no information anywhere and the lady said as it had rained the previous night, the ph levels were not right. I understand that of course. However, it did not open at all that day, with no additional information. I just think it would have helped to update the notices and keep everyone informed (there were a few families waiting around for most of the day). It’s just about communication really.
I’m sure the guys at Reception are lovely and certainly no-one was ever rude or dismissive but there was never a sense of urgency, of them trying to sort a problem out, (air con and safe would be my examples). We were kind of just left to get on with it. When we needed a little help, it just didn’t happen.
When we arrived we were given a sheet with the hotel rules on. Fair enough…there’s nothing wrong with establishing expectations. But perhaps get your own house in order first? A sheet to clearly explain how to get the blowers working in your room? Or what you need to do as regards the safe. None of that was clear at all and as I say, that is all exacerbated when you are tired and hungry. And I do find it strange that I am charged for what is surely a visitor necessity - a safe. At least make it a refundable deposit. But a non refundable charge of £25 seems as though it is just taking advantage. Who doesn’t need a safe when they arrive?
Would we come again? Sadly no. It was ok…but not great and they just caused their own problems in the end. Competition is so great that I think there are elements particularly around customer relations that could be drastically improved. I don’t believe it is a language barrier….one reviewer has mentioned staff training and I think that is spot on. Agree 100%
We are not fussy or picky….but some of these things are just basics and there is definitely room for improvement, with the greatest respect.
I hope this is helpful.
121lottiec
2
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5
My friend and I stayed here for a week in September 2026. The hotel is nice and the pool was nice and quiet, probably because it was September. It is in a good location with supermarkets and restaurants just outside. It is about a half an hour walk from the Veronica’s strip. The food at the pool bar is very cheap as-well which was good. However, we had several issues with the room which we have received no compensation for. The WiFi did not work in our room at all for the entire week, we could not connect to it. I went and spoke to reception several times about this issue and repeatedly was told they would “sort it tomorrow”, which they never did. In the end, they sent maintenance up to the room who failed to fix it, and then an external company the next day who still didn’t fix it! We had no form of contacting anyone the entire week unless we sat downstairs by reception, and even then the wifi connection was not great at all. The staff didn’t sympathise this issue with us and couldn’t understand that we wouldn’t have booked the hotel if it didn’t have wifi!! Additionally, the shower in the room would flood the entire bathroom and into our bedroom every time we turned it on. Again, I spoke to reception about this issue and they did nothing to resolve this issue besides handing us a tiny hand towel to attempt to dry the floor. Finally, the cleaners will come into your room regardless of whether you put a do not disturb sign on the door…so no chance of a lie in!! They will ring the bell repeatedly which is as loud as a siren. Also good to note that if you would like to use the fan in the room you need to pay €50 cash deposit to get the remote. Would not recommend!!
ginamK1516FL
3
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5
We have just returned from 10 nights here, I will start with the negatives
We booked knowing there was no air con but after reading the reviews thought the fan would be fine. It definitely wasnt! We were so hot and couldnt cool down. It took a while getting to sleep, we had to keep opening the doors. I dont know how more people havent mentioned the heat in the rooms! The fan only covered one bed and even then it wasnt great. We had to go out a buy another one.
Also we saw you could pay for air con, this is not correct we asked the reception and they knew nothing about this.
We booked a deluxe room, it was definitely not deluxe , it was the smallest self catering room we have stayed in
The positives:
Staff friendly
Hotel very clean, the cleaners work hard to keep it clean
They had a rule that you couldnt go down to the sunbed until 10am, we really liked this as we had chilled mornings on the balcony and there was always sunbeds available
There is a big Mercado nearby which was convenient
All in all we would stay again if they install air con
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APARTMENT CAPACITY 2 ONE BEDROOM
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