Set right on Mojacar Beach, the four-star Parador de Mojacar enjoys a warm and sunny microclimate on Spain’s Costa de Almeria. Surrounded by gardens dotted with palm trees, this modern and family-friendly hotel boasts captivating views of the Mediterranean plus a seasonal outdoor pool. All air-conditioned rooms are tastefully-decorated and feature balcony terraces, some overlooking the sea. Each room has an en suite bathroom, minibar, safe and flat-screen television. Further amenities at Parador de Mojacar include free parking, free Wi-Fi throughout, a garden terrace, elevator and disabled facilities. There’s a wellness center offering beauty treatments, massages, paddle tennis and a gym. There’s a playground and free children’s activities club in the summer. Mar de Alboran restaurant serves Mediterranean seafood and hearty local dishes, often outdoors in the summer. There’s also a cafe-bar. Pretty Mojacar town with its whitewashed houses perched on a hill is about one mile away.
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For most reviewers, the level of customer service met or exceeded expectations for a four-star hotel. Personnel were described as helpful, attentive and friendly. Reviewers who dined in the restaurant generally thought the quality of the food and service was good.
Very many guests were impressed by the level of cleanliness at the hotel. Most thought the rooms were spotless on arrival. In general, guests thought the rooms were spacious, bright, comfortable and well-appointed.
Guests loved the location on the seafront, giving easy access to the beach and other outdoor activities. Many described the hotel as peaceful and relaxing. There was further praise for the views with reviewers recommending watching sunsets from the balcony. Those who preferred to relax on the hotel terrace thought the area was well-maintained with a refreshing outdoor swimming pool.
Occasionally, reviewers reported sluggish service and long waits for hot drinks at breakfast. This prompted a few to question if staff numbers were on the low side. Some guests noted that not all staff spoke English, so if you know a few words of Spanish it may assist.
Some guests thought the rooms in the hotel’s newer wing outshone the others, reporting issues like aging furniture and minor cleanliness matters. Some reviewers encountered a patchy Wi-Fi signal, while others were bothered by the seasonal air-conditioning, which was switched off in the cooler months. A lack of tea and coffee-making facilities in the rooms disappointed some guests.
A coastal road passes on side of the hotel so occasional traffic noise bothered some light sleepers at night. A few visitors also described being able to hear noises from neighboring rooms.
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