Hipotels La Geria

Millie Dryden

The overall look and feel of the hotel is lovely – the pool areas and rooms are very nice, and there are plenty of sunbeds available for everyone (though they don’t open until 9am, which feels a little late if you like an early swim or to secure a spot). The spa offers some good deals, which is a nice bonus. The food, however, was a bit underwhelming, and the opening and closing times seemed very backwards (especially with children involved). It’s okay, but fairly repetitive – expect lots of fish dishes and limited vegetarian options. A real disappointment was not being able to eat outside unless you paid extra for the “exclusive buffet” service. The food there was essentially the same as the standard buffet, just with the option to dine outdoors in the sun. It felt unreasonable that all-inclusive guests couldn’t even eat lunch on their own balcony or enjoy a meal outdoors without paying more. This was one of the biggest frustrations during the stay, especially since the indoor buffet room often felt crowded. Service was hit and miss. Most evenings were fine, but one night we waited over 20 minutes for drinks, even after asking two different staff members, and eventually gave up and went back to the room. That said, the entertainment during both the day and evening was very good, and the hotel’s location is convenient with some local shops and restaurants nearby. The taxi service is also excellent – every time we booked, one arrived within about 10 minutes. Overall, it’s a good-looking hotel with nice facilities and entertainment, but the dining restrictions (particularly not being able to enjoy lunch outside without paying extra) and the repetitive food let it down. With some improvements in food variety and more flexibility on dining, it could be a great experience.

eri lee

The hotel is very nice and very clean, except for the pool terrace in the mornings, as it's always full of water. Unfortunately, the pool water is very cold, and I hardly got to swim during my entire vacation. The bar and restaurant staff are very friendly. A special thanks to Erika, who made our vacation even better. We'll be back next year!

Tina Whitmore

We stayed here for 10 days myself and hubby.. we found the hotel so clean the staff amazing.. we were on the ground floor with terrace.. perfect., we don’t usually use the pool we aren’t really bothered. But.. some people just can’t resist getting there at silly o’clock, well done for the 9am sunbed allocation.. lol .. the good as stated by others . Was quite repetitive. Would have liked theme nights. Which we have had before in other hotels.. thank you for the gluten free section too.. 👍🏻👍🏻.. overall perfect location. Perfect hotel. Not really for children. There’s not a lot of amenities for them, there were a few under ones. But older children. I wouldn’t bother.. till next time la geria .. thank you

Conor Molloy

Super location. Welcome was excellent. Breakfast very good. Bar staff seemed to be under duress to make sales, but relaxed after change of shift/manager. Have stayed before and La Geria was great fun, but change of ownership seems to have taken the life out of the place. Like others have said, glasses not collected from room, a small thing but along with no seat/desk and fridge door opening against the outer door, place feels like pennies are being watched more than the comfort / experience.

Lisa Armstrong

Lovely hotel, lovely pool, very loud bar/disco on an evening - it’s usually quiet by 10:45pm, apparently you can request a quiet room but the pay off is you don’t get a sea/pool view. Couple of weird little things pull it back from being 5*… glasses and cups in the room were never washed/replaced in the 6 days I was there, kettle and cups provided but no tea/coffee/milk etc. Location is great - straight onto the beach, pool is lovely and sunbeds are comfortable.