We had a wonderful stay here. The reception staff at check in were welcoming and efficient. We were lucky enough to have a spacious room on the ground floor which was clean and bright and which provided large bottles of toiletries for use during our stay. The room was well serviced daily although I would have been happier if towels weren’t replaced daily despite being hung up.
The pool area overlooks the beach but is quiet and peaceful. Maybe a few more sunbeds for the number of guests at the hotel. Being Able to order at your sunbed using a qr code is handy.
Breakfast was fine. Fruit, bread, cured meats and cheese and sufficient hot options. Very friendly waiting staff as well.
The piano bar in the evening is the place to be
With amazing views over the bay and hard working waiting staff doing their best to keep us all happy.
The gym is a bit small. Maybe could do with an outside covered area with more equipment. I know we all have EarPods, but some livelier music in the gym would not go amiss.
All in all, we loved it here and would come back in a heartbeat. Thank you Villamil!
Really enjoyed my stay. Beautiful hotel with great amenities, overlooking a peaceful turquoise blue ocean bay with white sandy beaches. Location is great if you are looking for family run tapas, local tennis courts (and academy), and the hotel's own bar terrace with stunning views for evening cocktails. I also accidentally left my necklaces in the hotel room... the staff found and saved; now on it's way back to me. Thank you. Beautiful experience, beginning to end.
We celebrated our honeymoon here. The staff went above and beyond to make this vacation special for us including a honeymoon champagne setup upon arrival and exquisite hospitality. I will note that during our stay the average age of guests were middle to older aged individuals—which is fine but we were hoping to mix and mingle a bit more with people of our age range. We paid for all-inclusive which I would not recommend. I say this because the hotel was a bit “boring”. Most people at the resort were sleeping or reading during the day, no music, no entertainment. There were maybe less than 5 people in the pool at a time. I huge con was also they didn’t slow drinks with you in the pool. This was a huge draw back to the all inclusive deal. We ended up spending a lot of time outside the hotel making the all inclusive not worth it for us. But again the staff and the hotel itself was absolutely perfect. I think if you’re going on a trip here to relax and lounge this is the hotel for you. But if you’re looking for a more upbeat social environment this may not be it for you. But the location was great. Very close to a lot of shops and restaurants.
We spent a wonderful 5 nights at the hotel. We stayed in a swim-up room and, although the weather wasn’t the best during our stay, I still made the most of the “private pool” as the water temperature was very pleasant.
The ambiance of the hotel was fantastic, with spacious and clean rooms, a great breakfast selection, and plenty of delicious food choices in all the restaurants, including the buffet. The staff were amazing — a special thank you to Diego at reception, as well as Matias, Camila, and of course the lovely Monika. Nothing was ever too much trouble.
We also used the spa facilities, and the deep tissue massage by an Argentinian lady (sorry, I can’t remember your name) was excellent.
Overall, we had a fantastic stay and would happily return.
Overall had a good stay, but I don’t think it quite justifies the 5-star price tag.
The hotel has a lot of character, is kept very clean and the staff were friendly throughout our stay. However, it’s definitely showing its age in places and could do with a refresh, particularly the bathrooms.
We had a disappointing start as we were initially given a Junior Suite instead of the Double Deluxe Frontal Sea View room we had specifically booked. The room itself was fine, but it was directly below the breakfast restaurant and we were woken early by chairs scraping across the floor above us. To be fair to the hotel, they moved us when we raised the issue and the second room was exactly what we’d hoped for.
The pool loungers were usually claimed early, although that’s no different to most hotels these days.
Overall, we enjoyed our stay and the location is excellent. Just be aware that Paguera is very geared towards German tourists, with lots of German bars, restaurants and pubs. Nothing wrong with that, but if you’re looking for a more authentically Spanish atmosphere, it’s worth bearing in mind.
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