Soak up the sun and stay in shape at Gran Hotel La Hacienda. This family-friendly resort hotel on the Costa Dorada occupies modern premises surrounded by gardens and palm trees. Highlights include an outdoor swimming pool and hot tub, tennis courts, and an indoor football pitch. La Pineda Beach lies ten minutes’ walk away. The colourful, air-conditioned rooms boast tiled floors and en-suite bathrooms, alongside flat-screen TVs and private balconies or terraces. Spacious suites add private hot tubs. The resort offers children’s entertainment and activities. For adults, entertainment options include dance contests and karaoke. The spa offers aerobics classes plus a sauna, gym and massages. Other conveniences comprise a 24-hour reception, event space, free Wi-Fi, and complimentary parking. The on-site buffet restaurant, Riviera Maya, serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Drinks and snacks are available at the cafe and poolside bar. Gran Hotel La Hacienda is six kilometres from PortAventura World amusement park. Aquopolis water park sits five minutes’ drive away.
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A couple of guests mentioned that the hotel has a much more authentic Spanish atmosphere than most on this stretch of coast. They appreciated being treated like grown ups and served Spanish food in Spain, in an authentically Spanish environment.
Though the location was described as a bit away from the main drag, most viewed this as a positive feature. The beach was said to be very close, and this section much less crowded than elsewhere. Guests also mentioned that there was a good selection of bars, cafes and restaurants in the area.
Despite the fact that most guests seemed to be on full or half board plans, it was relatively rare to find complaints about the food. The buffet restaurant was said to serve very tasty Spanish food, and have enough variety so guest palates did not become jaded over the course of their holiday.
Several guests mention that many things that often come as standard in other hotels attracted an extra fee at Gran la Hacienda. These included room fridge and safe, but there seemed to be many more.
While most seemed to like the truly Spanish environment, a few guests mentioned that the lack of English skills on the part of the staff made for some difficult communication.
While this is hardly the hotel's doing, a couple of guests pointed out that the views to one side are over an oil refinery. While they no doubt appreciated that it was probably producing the fuel that would allow them to get back home, they would rather not have been looking over it while on holiday.
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