The hotel was in a nice place, it was full of Germans which some people don't like.

The staff weren't very friendly didn't help you with anything the only people who were friendly were the receptionists.

The location of the hotel was in a brilliant place it wouldn't be suitable for people with walking difficulties as it's all down hill. There's a shopping centre just across the road and the main beach was 15 minutes walk away.

I would stop at this hotel again but just go self-catering I'd just use it as a base.

We stayed in the Bouganville just across the road in August 2003 and as the Las dalias is promoted as the same standard we gave it a try. It is no where near as good. The room was ok but not 4 star standard. The portable TV was wonky and we reported the telephone not working on our first day and it was never fixed. we did not see any cockroaches but the corridors were littered dead ones each evening.The food was alittle bland and repeated even over a week. Breakfasts were good but beware of the uncooked eggs. The location is good though although busy. You have to buy a fridge 21 euros but its full of drinks. The staff were freindly enough. The pool area was clean and the pools were kept clean although one of them was freezing and could cause heart failure if you're not careful. In summary, in need of sprucing up and keeping a little cleaner. Go the Bouganille instead, its superb

although very clean also very basic for 4 star.pool area very spacious. very handy for ammeneties Staff very pleasant and helpful. food not that good compared to other 4 star

We found the Las Dalias to be excellent. So much so that we are now about to return (a year later).

Seems I never posted a review when we returned so here we go. (bear in mind this is almost a year old now).

The room was very clean, we stayed on the 7th or 8th floor, having requested high floor pool view. This gives you a fantastic view of the sea and sunset from the balcony.

The food was fantastic for us, being vegetarians, can have a little trouble finding food we liked. At breakfast there was a bread station to cut your own bread, we loved this. I mainly ate bread, cheese, tomatoes, that sort of thing. For dinner I tended to eat pasta - there was a choice of a long and a short pasta each night, and you add your choice of sauce. There was always a plain tomato herb type sauce (not out a jar, a nice one), plus a meat based one or similar. There were fresh chips constantly and they were nice. The salad was also to a reasonable standard. I didn't care much for the desserts, being vegetarian I'm wary of the fruity glazed type pies and pastries, and that's what they seemed to have, although they did look nice! I sometimes had some ice cream which was pretty standard. No upset stomachs at all.

Location of the hotel is fantastic too, near to lots of bars aimed at the twenties upwards crowd. Upwards, being right up to whatever age you can still go out to pubs at!! There's bingo, quizzes, live music, tribute acts, comedy acts etc, and some plain old bars with music on or pool tables. Something for everyone. Only thing missing is a disco, but we didn't want that anyway.

The staff at the hotel were nice, they met our request for a pool view, and also they replied to emails we sent prior to our visit. We were given a nice glass of bubbly (probably cava) on arrival which was a nice touch. We arrived just as dinner finishes unfortunately though, so we went to a mediocre chinese restaurant nearby.

Entertainment in the hotel is a bit poor. Don't get me wrong, they try hard, but just not my kind of thing. During the day it's ok around the pool, but at night it's a bit cheesey. Might suit older couples or families. They do the entertainment in different languages so it drags a little.

We are about to return to this hotel next week (can't wait), so that's how much we liked it. Hope we like it as much this time around!

Very nice, clean hotel and lovely food.