We stayed for 5 nights all-inclusive as a British-American couple. Overall experience was 3/5 but we downgraded to 2/5 due to a couple individual events. I would call this a nice 3 star and not a 4 star resort. Mentions (not good or bad, just things): - This is a resort for kids and families. There are kids everywhere, kids classes, etc. even in the 'adults only' areas and times. We didn't know this and would stay at another resort for a relaxing couples experience. Great for entertaining children though. - Everyone was French. So much so that the staff all spoke French as default. I barely heard any Spanish, let alone English. Very hard for non-French speakers. Poor situations: - At check in, the host barely explained anything to us and we ended up finding things out awkwardly/towards the end of our stay. They also said they have some spa features they simply don't have. Another host also made a big fuss about new batteries for our room TV remote, which was dead, and about drinking water, which is in the cons below. - Some of the staff were so rude. Acting bothered when ordering drinks at the bar, being confrontational, enforcing weird rules. Didn't make us feel welcome. Some were great but didn't make up for it. Pros: - The resort is beautiful. It's on the top of a hill, with a beautiful view of the coast and the local town. There are 3 outdoor pools, palm trees, rock features, they did a great job. It also gets sun all day due to the position. - Food and drink are truly unlimited. You can eat and drink as much as you want (within some weird rules in the cons) - The hotel is clean, we regularly saw gardeners, the housekeeping was attentive and kept the room nice. - Day entertainment is great, especially for kids, there's ping pong, volleyball, basketball, aqua classes, card games, mascots, etc. Cons: - As above the service was inconsistent and often poor. Staff were rude or bothered by our presence or requests. No one spoke any English, only Spanish or French. I know Spanish luckily but other non-French tourists struggled. - We had ants all over our floor even though we brought no food into the room. - As above, English outside of the reception staff was poor, only French or Spanish. - They had weird rules - no coffee between meals, inclusive drinks only til 11pm when the bar was open til past midnight, no drinks in the spa building - but then they didn't stick to their own rules, like adults only times. - Many small hidden costs - 10 euros to rent a pool towel, which you need for the sunbeds, 10 euros to use the room safe, 20 euros to access a terrace to sunbathe on, most cocktails weren't included on all-inclusive, only purchased bottled water outside of meal times - strange. - No welcome water or free water in the room was a new one for me in any hotel. - The TV only has Sky News in English, there are plenty of options in other languages though. - The snacks in between meals were just leftover lunch. - They h