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Great location with everything you need all in one resort.But I must say a massive thank you to Michael T from the animations team who was the nicest bloke he was friendly fun and always up for a laugh any time of day or night and for 19 was amazingly mature.He always got everyone involved in every activity bringing all nationalities together to make it a fantastic holiday for me & my 6 year old daughter.If your reading this Michael thank you for everything you did what a true gent you are.And hope to see you next year

Excellent hotel, food was lovely, setting was ideal, near beach and water park. A small resort with about twenty shops. I would certainly recommend it and go there again. The only bad side was the grumpy waiter at the hotel pool bar, that made you feel that he was doing you a favour in giving you drinks. So much so we went to the beach then after that!

We have just returned from our second visit in a matter of months to this lovely hotel & will return again next year. The staff at this hotel are very friendly & some of them even recognised us from when we were there in November. We had a room on the second floor which was quite central, clean & spacious. There was a good choice of food something for everyone. They had more entertainment in the hotel this time which was good if you didn't feel like venturing out of the hotel. There were more families this time & more British than the last time we were here. I have read some of the other reviews & don't understand why people can fault this hotel as we have never had a problem. We even got to keep our room on as we weren't leaving until later on our day of departure. We would just like to say a big thankyou to all the staff who made our stay a good one. See you all again next year

Just arrived back from a two week stay at the Costa. This is the first time we have stayed here. I have previously stayed at the sister hotel, the Lago Taurito for at least eight times. The Costa has approx 25% of the number of quests compared to the Lago. After being to both i would strongly recommend that if you have kids, the Lago is a far better choice as it has the facilities and atmosphere to cope with little people. The first week we were there, the majority of the quests were German, closely followed by Polish. 80 % were couples and over 50. The second week the majority of guests were Russian closely followed German and were approx 80% couples, with maybe a similar age group, but with a few families there. We normally spent the mornings at the Lagoon( which Paradise hotels own). We would then head up to the pool bar for a drink before lunch. The entertainment the first day was to guess at how many cards the entertainment girl was holding. The second days entertainment was grabbing a stick, to test your reflexes!. The third day was to throw a small hoop onto a peg. You get the flavour!!!!.When we stayed at the Lago, the lunchtime entertainment was generally boisterous and had aqua gym, water polo, music and generally busier and livelier. Now i must be getting old because we got invited down to the Lago for a drink at one lunchtime and i prefered the peace and quite of the Costa.Food, was excellent, with two bbq,s every week. I have read the negative reviews about the food at the Costa, but i was more than happy with the quality and the chef cooked small amounts at a time to ensure the food was hot and fresh. The great thing about the restuarant was that it also had an outside terrace for eating. While the Lago has a larger selection it is more like a canteen and has its food cooked en masse, which meant it was often cold and had to be eaten inside as there is no outside facilities. Also no bbq,s.Both hotels provide free entrance to a massive Water park/ lagoon with also has All Inclusive facilities. It amazes me that both poolsides are busy when 100 yards away the guests have this underused facility. Nightime entertainment was centred on the Arena Plaza for both hotels. This kicks of with mini disco and is popular with all. This is followed by either professional shows or shows with the animation team. The animation team practice every day and are a credit to Paradise hotels, through there hard work and enthusiasm and energy. If you are into nightlife there is also Disco La Bamba (which i,m too old for, so she says!!!).Rooms in both hotels are very clean and serviced six days a week. Staff in both hotels are hardworking, friendly and helpful. Costa also has its own inside lounge with an external terrace (where you can sit and enjoy a drink from its bar). While Lago has its own lounge and terrace , over the years its difficult to predict whether its open or closed.To sum up, at our age (couple 52) we would prefer Costa. If Costa was unavailable we would not hesitate to return to the Lago. The Costa is , in my opinion for couples and the Lago for families.Hoping to return for our tenth visit to Paradise hotels this October.

We spent a week here in March 2013, animation staff were very friendly, bar staff great but the food was abysmal, very poor selection,, if you like pork then this is for you because thats what was served up every day, breakfast was usual cold meats cheese etc, then you could have scrambled egg, fried egg, boiled egg or omelette, some german sausage.Lunch was chips, pasta, pizza, rice etc, for evening meals see lunch plus any variation of pork you can think of, one night the label said sirloin steak, it was very poor beef.You could not relax by the pool because it is between 2 main roads, like sunbathing on the verge of the a34, you can go down to the water park and that is a bit quieter. Rooms clean and spacious, satellite tv but usual german channels, only English one is BBC world news.