are you looking for a package deal or are you wanting to book it all seperate? what dates??

I have already booked my flights way back in Dec with EJ
May5th till 11 or 12th. I just need some ideas really

have you tried travelrepublic.co.uk or booking.com

i have had some great deals with both

We have used the Gardenia Park in Fuengirola a few times and find it very good
Right on the beach

try lowcostbeds or alpharooms they are both good just make sure you review before you book

I know what sites to look at I am looking for hotel recs really.

I have just returned from an all-inclusive stay at HM Gran Hotel, La Cala. Liked it very much. No skimping on the all-inclusive part of the package as far as alcohol went. Extremely generous they were! Hotel crew were very hospitable. Could not fault them. Read lots of gripes about the hotel chow before I left. No complaints among our party. Hard to please some folk, I guess. Hotel is right on the beach. Worth checking out.
http://www.hmgranhotel.com/english/index.html

that hotel looks nice however there are no prices on the website but it looks out of my price range really

Not cheap, yes, but a decent all-inclusive is not going to be. A week in June, two sharing, is £390 each at the Gran, booking through Travel Republic.

thats a bit too buch really, I am looking at £250 each maximum but I am stuck still, I was going t o book a private villa type thing but against that now and still going for all inc.

Gardenia Park. Travelrepublic 7th to 14th May £399.97 for two travelling.
Type KINGSTON into the promo code box

In my experience, from a golfing holiday in Magaluf with friends, low-cost All-inclusive deals give you what you pay for: poor quality drinks and inedible food.

In the week we were in our hotel, no-one ate there more than once. We even went out for breakfast. As for the alcohol on offer, the beer was okay, but the spirits were rough. The whisky would have killed Geronimo.

To me, if you are on a tight budget, try to find a low-cost private rental apartment, buy your food and alcohol from local supermarkets and eat and dink in the apartment most nights. You still have the same sun, sand and sea as everyone else during the day which, I assume, is what most of us go abroad for.