The Playazimbali is a four-star beach hotel in Vera. It has 241 rooms with sea views and is located directly on the beach.
Families can enjoy a water park, a children's pool, a playground and a crèche. Guests can also enjoy the spa, fitness room, tennis court and complimentary Wi-Fi.
Avenida de Alicante, s/n, Vera, 04620, Vera, Spain
The nearest international airport is Region of Murcia International, about 89 km away.
Playazimbali is on or close to the beach, so you reach the sea quickly.
Yes, Playazimbali has facilities suitable for families with children.
Yes, Playazimbali has a spa and wellness offering to relax.
Playazimbali is a 4-star property.
Playazimbali is listed as pet-friendly. Check the conditions with the provider.
Very good
2942 reviews via Google
Family of 8 visited from tuesday 25.08.26 to friday 29.08.26 Views were amazing! Rooms were fantastic and whole resort is immaculate! The views from our balcony was beautiful with mountains and the sea! The beach is very close and lovely! Housekeeping is immaculate! The only reason ive not rated it 5 star is because of 2 things; firstly the food is not nice. The breakfast was lovely but main lunch and dinner a no no We only eat halal so there was lot of non halal meat that we couldnt touch and alot of desserts had pork gelatine which we had to ask about as there are no signs around food to state this. Hardly anything vegetarian only chips We stayed 3 nights not once was there a good vegetarian meal However we did order a margerita every night to fill us up and we basically were deprived of food. There should have been quiches and pizza available as we told reception first night that theres nothing for us! So they said they would make sure there was from now but no changes were made! We lived off the fruit and chips which was not good considering what they charge! The second point was the keys were a nightmare we had to keep getting activated and our rooms were so far too! Please if you go make sure you look for your nearest lift as hardly any staff speak english so they will not tell u this but there are more lifts around you just have to look yourselves. Overall the views and rooms were great and the resort is beautiful. But the food was very poor quality.
Just had 5 days at Playazimbali. The rooms are a bit dated but was very happy with it. Massive bathroom bath,shower & plenty of fresh towels for the 2 of us. We had 2 Massive double beds & loads of wardrobe space with a free safe. Large balcony with nice side view of sea. There is also a fridge in room. Took my own kettle as none in room. We were full board with free wine & water with meals. The staff in dining room work very hard cleaning tables & making them back up tidy. Well Done 👏. Some of the food may not be for some people but you will always find something. The salads & fresh meats & cheeses are delicious. The garden is massive with plenty sunbeds.good size pool with water fumes. Drink is expensive 4.50 euros beer not even a pint glass & small bottle Pepsi 2.50 euros. I enjoyed my stay & would book again in the future
We had the most wonderful stay during our wedding week! 💍✨ The hotel exceeded our expectations – everything from the beautiful surroundings to the clean and comfortable rooms made our experience unforgettable. It was the perfect place to relax, enjoy the moment, and celebrate love. A special thank you to Greta at the reception – her kindness, professionalism, and warm smile truly made a difference. She helped us feel welcome from the very first moment and contributed so much to our joyful and stress-free stay. We are beyond grateful and will always remember this place with the warmest feelings. Highly recommended! ❤️
Well situated hotel, right at the beach with very good buffet for breakfast and dinner, big rooms with sea view and and terrace, friendly staff
A lot of "gitanos" arrived in hotel. It is garbage everywhere. The place is not recognizable than before. Mess everywhere. Blah.
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