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1. marts 2024
I was very impressed with this hotel when I first arrived. The location was perfect, the beach is a very short walk away and it is gorgeous. The architecture of the hotel is impressive, it is VERY quiet which was what I wanted, including the pool area which never livens up, even during the day! If you want somewhere peaceful, this place is great. Costa Calma is not a lively resort by any means, but provided a fab location for me as every tour provider I booked a trip with was able to pick me up from this hotel. Breakfast was good, very relaxed atmosphere. Mainly because it wa so quiet all the time. But that was a good thing! Evening meal got a bit boring after a few days as the menu didn't change much, but it was edible. Only downside is that despite me paying for half board, evening drinks were extra...over three euros for a tiny bottle of Coke or Fanta. Safe cost 27 euros extra, wifi cost extra, even tea and coffee in the room cost extra. Beach towels...yes, extra. Good job I brought my own. A four star hotel should be providing things for free. It is about keeping guests happy, not trying to make extra money out of us. The room was fine although you could tell it was a few years old. Some cosmetic repairs wouldn't go amiss. Air con was next to useless sadly. Overall though, I was happy with my choice. Until day four, when things went downhill. So...upon arrival at the hotel I was given a card with my name and room number on. I was told to take it to the restaurant in the evening. So I did. However, the head waiter told me on my first night that this didn't matter and I could sit anywhere (like you do at breakfast). I had previously been led to believe tables were reserved, and assumed this is what the card was for, but this didn't appear the case. Fine, no dramas. For four nights I just sat anywhere, and nobody said anything. Day four, and by this time I was fuming at the small expensive drinks in the restaurant. I was hot and dehydrated, and needed to take some medication before dinner. So on my way down I bought a small 90c bottle of water from the hotel shop. I went in the restaurant, sat down and took my tablets with this water, with the intention of still buying yet another over priced Coke. Another problem with this was the fact that most nights I would finish my first plate of food before anyone even took my drink order! Anyway...a waitress, whose name sadly I did not get, came to my table and saw my water. I immediately asked for a Coke Zero, as usual. However, she ignored this and started to "tell me off" in Spanish, gesturing with her hands and raising her voice, clearly trying to tell me my water was not allowed in the restaurant. I explained as best I could that I spoke "Ingles"......several times, but she carried on, looking cross and talking to me with a stern, angry look. Honestly, it left me feeling like a naughty child. I was upset after this, and quite angry. But the next evening I went down again as normal
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