Blue Lagoon Village - All Inclusive

We have now visted this resort 7 times and everytime they seem to out perform the last visit. The resort has expanded over the last 10 years with no sign of reducing the quality. We have been there when the resort is a full capacity and it still doesn't seem busy. The food could not be fresher as they grow it on resort, you can even see the farmers harvesting in the early mornings, assuming you can get up after drinking as much ouzo as they can deliver. Only negative I would mention is that over the years the entertainment has been more and more european and aimed at young families, in the early days there were many more game show type shows which got everyone involved. Don't expect a massive waterpark but with so many pools you can find enough areas to either chill or get involved. I would love to see more choices on the drinks menu for the 2025 season as I will be back.

Absolutely fantastic holiday had by our family. clean rooms, great selection of food at meal times, animation teams were fantastic, everyone really friendly, lots of things on offer for the whole family, pools clean and great temp for a swim, activities by the pool were a hit for our family and the kids absolutely loved the waterpark. All in all a great holiday. We will definitely be returning in the near future!

Unfortunately, this hotel did not meet our expectations. It is marketed as a 5* hotel but falls short. The wine served with dinner (according to Google) is a 3€ bottle yet they will only give it to you by the glass. When we asked for a bottle for the table (as a family with 4 adults) we were told that there would be a 22€ charge! The beer is awful and alcoholic drinks very weak / watered down. You’re only given 4 bottles of water in the mini bar which aren’t re stocked. In every other hotels I’ve stayed in you get some beers, soft drinks, sometimes even some snacks which are re stocked every day. The pools are beautiful but are so cold! We travelled with an 8 month old baby. Thankfully we had packed fleece lined wet suits for her or she wouldn’t have been able to swim. Even the baby pool was cold. This hotel is also marketed as having 7 restaurants. We were disappointed to find that most were closed due to hotel capacity. When we complained to Tui, we were told that it’s in the T&C’s. Some of the staff seemed completely miserable which wasn’t nice. I asked for a teaspoon to feed the baby and was told “they’re at the buffet”. It really wouldn’t have taken much to bring me a teaspoon whilst I was struggling to juggle the baby and plates. The hotel grounds are beautiful but they target families which is strange as it isn’t pram accessible. It’s built on a hill so there are steps everywhere. You can’t access the family rooms without having to carry the pram up steps. Suspiciously, when my partners parents joined us and asked for a room upgrade to be closer to us they were asked to pay 300€ cash. They also had an issue with the maid service and their bed sheets weren’t changed for 5 days. The top sheet was simply re tucked in. We also appear to eat later than most at 8pm. By 9pm all of the food was taken away and we were not given any warning! The singer in the reception bar was also terrible. On a positive note, some of the staff were very nice and friendly especially the thai ladies at the dinner buffet. Some of the food was very nice - the king prawns at the Ocean restaurant were delicious. There were also options for the baby including a vegetable puree each day. The grounds and pool are lovely. The adventure land part of the hotel with pools and slides for the kids is great. There was never any issues getting a sun bed or towels. The airport is only 12 minutes away which is also a bonus when travelling with a baby. Overall, I’d say that this hotel is 3*. For the price paid I would have expected a lot more. We will not be visiting this hotel again.