Alhambra Holidays from £1,020

The hotel staff was very accommodating and helped us check in a little early as we had spa appointments. The beds were comfortable. The room is spacious. The bathroom products have a slight scent that was very pleasing and not overwhelming. There are numerous places to eat - from grab and go to a fine dining restaurant. We had dinner and breakfast in the new Sports Entertainment restaurant, and both meals were very good. This was great for a "staycation" - spa treatments, meal, bingo and gambling. It was raining so we did not try the pool, but it looked inviting.

It was a small but moderately clean room. The service was great they checked in multiple times. Your only option to park is by vallet which was a little steep at $40.00 per night. The hotel was definitely busy when we stayed. We had dinner at the restaurant on site the first night. The chicken wings were great and came with an amazing sauce not your ordinary blue cheese or ranch. We also had the roasted corn Cesar salad with cornbread croutons. It was mostly lettuce, with very little corn or croutons. We had a mixed drink then switched to wine as the mixed drinks were mostly juice. All in all it wasn't a terrible stay.

The resort was very family friendly with wonderful pools. Rooms were very spacious. Rooms were well stocked with basics.

The rooms are wonderful and the beds super comfy. The decor is a fun and whimsical with a mid-century vibe. My biggest complaint is the fact that not included in the posted room rates is a $35 per day “resort” fee. This alone is not an issue however there is an outdoor restaurant on the property (Lylo’s) and it becomes extremely vague who owns the pool area. Because even though I pay a resort fee, I was not allowed to use the pool facility freely. Lilo’s commands that no outside food or beverage is allowed in the pool area and their rates for drinks is incredibly expensive for what you get. All drinks are served in Pilsner type glasses and they’re all over $15 each. We ordered four drinks over the course of a couple hours sitting by the pool and the cost was over $82. While the hotel boasts a $15 daily “credit” for use at Lylo’s it buys you next to nothing. On top of that you have to “use it or lose it” daily. You are not allowed to even bring in a cup of lemonade. In addition, the condition of ALL the pool side chaise cushions is deplorable. They are all marked with greasy stains from past users. Especially considering the cost of the “resort fee” and the fact that you cannot bring in any of your own beverages or snacks this was a big disappointment.