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Date of review: 30/05/2013
Blackheath Lodge, Cape Town - A marvellous guesthouse in Cape Town, where you are so well taken care of. The breakfast was superb, the rooms spacy and with high standard, the little garden around the pool was like a little paradise…so peaceful and beautiful…. The whole place was so tastefully decorated and the hosts all the time so caring…We really enjoyed the stay.Thank you! L.Johnson 
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Date of review: 29/05/2013
Le Meridien, Bangkok - Located smack in the middle of Patpong, I wasn’t expecting such a plush hotel as this. Although it’s “themes” are a little pretentious, the overall feel of the place was fantastic. The staff were brilliant. We were there for Songkran, so going out after midday was a treacherous affair, but that’s not the hotels fault. I can imagine any other time it would be perfect for the night market and surrounding night life. My only real grumble was that that the Songkran celebrations could be heard even up on the 17th floor. Didn’t have any trouble sleeping though as the beds were superb.The food in the restaurant was great – you must try the Australian Wagu Beef Salad, it was terrific. S.Peters
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Date of review: 28/05/2013
Invisa Hotel La Cala, Ibiza - Myself & my sister stayed at the Invisa La Cala for a weeks holiday. It was a great hotel to stay in the staff were really friendly and the food very varied and of excellent quality. The reception and bar area was smaller which made it more intimate but the service there was second to none, it is only a 5 minute walk to the beach and there are plenty of bars and restaurants should you wish to eat or drink outside of the hotel. I have never been to Ibiza or the Invisa La Cala before neither has my sister but we will certainly be going back there again well done to the management & staff of La Cala. T.Jenkins
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Date of review: 27/05/2013
Hotel Fita, Amsterdam - Clean, friendly, near museums and designer shopping. A bit away from nightly entertainment but that makes for a quiet night’s sleep. The staff speaks excellent English and were very helpful with early check-in, directions, and generally making sure we had everything we needed. Fairly basic rooms but good beds, good water pressure. It is a small facility so no lobby or lounge area but we didn’t need that.L.Giggs
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Date of review: 26/05/2013
Hotel Villa Magna, Madrid - Nice stylish rooms, front desk very helpful, central location a block from 2 different metro stops and several major squares, quiet, spacious room, decent price for this quality. Would happily come here again.T.Steling
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Date of review: 25/05/2013
Crowne Plaza, Lille - The hotel is right next to the station and less than 30 minutes after we had got off the Eurostar we had checked in, unpacked, freshened up and were on our way to exploring Lille. The hotel itself was, well pretty typical really. We were upgraded to the 9th floor – maybe I’ve been spoilt in the past, but I didn’t think the room was anything special. It did have great views although I don’t think I’d have paid extra for that floor (although having said that I didn’t see what the ‘normal’ rooms were like). Despite being opposite the station the sound-proofing is fabulous. We didn’t hear a single sound from outside. Bed was v comfortable too.We had a nightcap in the bar on the Friday night. It was pretty dull and lacking in atmosphere. Typical hotel bar really. S.Farfan
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Date of review: 24/05/2013
El Palace Hotel, Barcelona - El Palace is a genuine 5-star where everything is just right. Except maybe the bar downstairs who has drinks in a very high price range and is deserted for most of the time. Other than that, there isn’t anything bad we could say about the place. My room was clean and nicely decorated, airport pick up worked out well and the service in the hotel is firs class. I recommend this hotel to everyone. R.Rogers
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Date of review: 23/05/2013
Artemide Hotel, Rome – It’s only two blocks from the train station on the Via Nationale, and within easy walking distance of the major places tourists want to visit in Rome: the Unification Monument, The Coliseum, the Roman Forum, Palatine Hill, the Capitoline Museum, the Trevi Fountain, The Spanish Steps, the Via de Corsa, the Pantheon, Plaza Navone.The staff is always friendly and helpful, the hotel is beautiful and elegant, the breakfast in the morning very good. A great place to stay!L.Matthews
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Date of review: 23/05/2013
Rendezvous Resort, St.Lucia - We have stayed at this hotel many times and will be definately be visiting again.You feel relaxed as soon as you arrive,the staff make you feel as if your one of the family.Everything is done for you and if you need anything the staff will help or get it for you.We stayed in a verandah room which was very clean and comfortable.The food and service is excellent,they have different theme nights in the restaurant and if you prefer, you can book the trystings,which is thier air conditioned restaurant at no extra cost.We played all the games,a great laugh!! and tried archery,also did sailing.If you just want to lie and sunbathe you are left to do so.Castries is not too far,you can really walk it.People who have stayed here complain about the graveyard next door but you can hardly see it unless you walk along the beach. P.Mclean
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Date of review: 22/05/2013
Orosol Hotel, Ibiza - We stayed here for a weekend when we went to San Antonio. On arrival the reception was very helpful, and gave us maps and information on the local area, where to eat the best beaches etc and were really very helpful and really nice people. There were 4 of us so we booked the Quad room which we expected to have four beds crammed into a single room. However when we got into the room we were suprised to find a 2 bedroomed room. For the price we paid we were very impressed. The hotel is close enough to the ‘Party’ area to stumble home, but far enough away not be annoyed by the noise. Its very close to the beach, but due to the habour it is worth getting a taxi to one of the beaches further away as these are so much cleaner and nicer. Breakfast is a little basic but that wasn’t an issue for us. I would definatley stay here again. S.Daniels
Date of review: 21/05/2013
Burgundy Hotel, Paris - This hotel is highly recommended. The standard of service is exceptional and the staff extremely helpful and professional with none of the Parisian surliness one can sometimes find. The rooms are beautifully appointed, and the bed was fantastic. We ate lunch in the restaurant and it was extremely good food, and in the evening we had a drink at the bar was atmospheric, with lots of candles and a pianist playing in the lobby. The hotel has a lovely ambience. Without doubt the best hotel I’ve stayed in in Paris and certainly one of the best I’ve ever stayed in. I’d love to stay there permanently! T.Stevens
Date of review: 20/05/2013
Hotel Garbi Ibiza & Spa, Ibiza - Location, location, location about sums it up. You can walk everywhere in town you need to be. There are clubs, bars, shopping and restaurants within walking distance. I was able to arrange a jeep safari island tour through the front desk that was a fun adventure. The tour picked me up at the hotel and it was an off road adventure in a land rover defender around the island. We stopped at a beach for lunch and to take a dip in the ocean. There are 2 pools at the hotel that provide great people watching and a great way to cool off. The pools were crowded but I was always able to find a lounge chair. There were 2 hotel bars one out by the beach with great views that closed early and another off the lobby. The hotel bars were a great place to have a drink before heading out. The bars have great scenery, ambiance and are reasonably priced! D.Bale
Date of review: 19/05/2013
Hotel San Roque, Tenerife - Really gorgeous hotel in lovely Garachico town. Very friendly reception when we arrived and bottle of wine delivered to our room…perfect! We were staying for 6 nights and had booked a duplex but then upgraded to the ‘suite’ in the Tower which was fabulous, including the private terrace and great views. We ate only 1 night at the hotel but it was very good, what we did love was drinks before dinner! the G&T’s were fantastic..Overall we loved the hotel the only downside for us was we went for some winter sun but the location of Garachico, at the bottom of the mountain meant we saw more clouds than sun and it was a little cool.P.Walcott
Date of review: 18/05/2013
The House, Barbados - The House was everything my husband and I could have asked for on our honeymoon. I have never met people happier to do their jobs than those working here. Our suite-style room on the second floor was clean, spacious and quiet with a gorgeous view. The champagne breakfast was plentiful, and the tea & snacks served at 4 every day was perfect to hold you over until dinner. We ate at Daphne’s twice (once in the restaurant and once on the beach) and the food was very good, although I would recommend venturing out to some of the less fancy eateries for great local dishes.For those who have never been to Barbados, I would make sure to do at least one excursion to the east coast and check out the fish fry on Friday nights in Oisten.The only downside is that there is not much within walking distance to the hotel, other than a few restaurants – but the taxis are inexpensive so this was not a problem. I also would not recommend The House to those looking for bustling nightlife. While the bar is open 24 hrs, we were often the only people there later at night. L.Merchant
Date of review: 17/05/2013
Hotel Claude, Marbella - Hotel Claude was just the tonic we needed. Chic, but cosy, elegant but comfortable and simple but delicious food. We had two rooms (Flammant- a light. airy room “up in the eaves” of the hotel and Savannah- warmly decorated with a nice high ceiling.) The hotel is situated in one of the quaint cobbled streets of the old town less than 5 minutes walk away from Orange Square. Desiree and her staff were wonderful hosts without being intrusive. We appreciated the complimentary soft drinks, tea, coffee and biscuits. We look forward to our next stay here and highly recommend Hotel Claude. The hotel does offer complimentary spa/fitness facilities, they are however on the beach promenade. Great restaurants near by are Casanis – French Bistro (on the same street), Zozoi – International( a 7 minute walk away). N.Spinks
Date of review: 17/05/2013
The Westin, Valencia - This is a great hotel for the value and service we got from everyone we interacted with. Checkin process was flawless, were upgraded without asking and received plenty of -really good- recommendations on what to do, where to eat and for specific requests for activities. Rooms are big and confortable (even for a family of 2 adults and 2 kids), the area outside lacks the ‘personality’ you can find on other Spanish cities but you can always take a taxi that for a few euros (less than 10 most of the time) will take you to downtown or to major landmarks.If you are a soccer fan, the stadium is literally around the corner, if you love having food on small restaurants, there are plenty around for really good prices.If the future takes us again to Valencia, we won’t think twice before staying here again. L.Daniels
Date of review: 16/05/2013
Hotel Estherea, Amsterdam - Having been on a bike and barge trip prior to our stay at the Hotel Estherea we were delighted with this beautiful little bouttique hotel located off the Singel Canal. The rooms are quite large by European standards and beautifully decorated. The beds are extremely comfortabe. Don’t miss the large and lavish breakfast! The Hotel Estherea exudes old world charm from the gleaming crystal chandeliers to the snowy white table linens. The staff is first rate and very attentive to your needs. We will definitely stay here again! B.Franks
Date of review: 15/05/2013
The Setai, Miami - Stayed 4 nights 19- 21 March 2011. Booked thro Amex . Room was a King overlooking inner courtyard.Check-in efficient. staff phenomenal. Beach Club great and poolside restaurant great food and awesome service.Despite it being March break beach club and pool never seemed crowded. Families tended to stay at 1 pool.Personally I did not mind the exhuberant laughter and playfulness of the kids, despite us having left our kids at home.Ate 1 night at The Restaurant, menu great, food tasty and service excellent.Breakfast fantastic and well worth it. Really we have no complaints. Have stayed at Ritz, W Loews and Fontainbleu and will definitely be making The Setai our Miami base from now on.Hotel is perfect to return to after an evening out. W and Fontaineblue nice to visit ,but its great to return to a serene ,peaceful hotel. R.Parker
Date of review: 15/05/2013
Vencia Hotel, Mykonos, Greece - We stayed in the Vencia hotel in a Jnr Suite – Seaview room for 4 nights in March 2011 and loved every single second of our stay. Our balcony had a view over the pool and down into Mykonos town. Absolutely spectacular at night time.The room itself was beautiful and looked just like the hotels website pictures. Breakfast was included in the rate and was excellent with a large selection of things to choose from – including Greek donuts (yum!) and wonderful yoghurt. The view from the breakfast room was also fantastic, again over looking the pool and Mykonos town.The staff were welcoming, friendly and very helpful with car hire and tour information.This was our first stop out of 5 islands and I really didn’t want to leave this amazing hotel and island. Would love to stay at the Vencia again and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this hotel to all my friends.I would recommend you pay extra for a room with a view though, as that’s one of the highlights of staying at this hotel. T.Henderson
Date of review: 14/05/2013
Sandyport Beach Resort, Bahamas - I had a wonderful time at this resort. The staff was friendly, eager to assist with any and all of our needs, and did so with a smile. The rooms were very clean and beautifully decorated. The small canal that wove through the villas was breath-taking to admire. The gorgeous path and walkways with small bridges provided a picturesque setting. Short walk or drive to many fine restaurants, markets, and beautiful beaches. the staff strived to make our stay as relaxing as possible. I would most definitely stay here again, and would recommend this gorgeous resort to anyone who wishes a wonderful vacation in the Bahamas.P.Bradley
Date of review: 13/05/2013
Hotel Lucrezia, Sardinia - We stayed here after some advice from friends and were definitely NOT disappointed.After driving past the hotel a couple of times, when we finally walked through the tiny litte gate; the tranquil serenity of the courtyard made us instantly forget the last half hour of shouting at each other. The town of Oristano is not attractive in anyway, making walking into the hotel even more oasis-like.Our bedroom was full of beautiful dark antique wood with a bed that you had to jump up to get into and a large ensuite with shower. The common areas were full of old Sardinian charm. The staff were very friendly in advising us where to explore and eat and nothing was too much trouble. C.Peterson
Date of review: 13/05/2013
Athena Royal Beach Hotel, Paphos, Cyprus - From start to finish the management and staff were exemplary. Absolutely nothing was too much trouble. The main restaurant is indeed self service, but this adds to the delightful informality whilst enjoying a wide variety of good food.They are enthusiastic about whisking your plates away however if you can overlook this the plus side is that you have an uncluttered table.To make the best of your stay , then a room with a full sea view is entirely preferable, however the standard,facilities and cleanliness of all rooms are high.Although within convenient walking distance of the bustling old harbour, the hotel is situated in a peaceful and spacious location. The gardens and pools are well tendered and the sun beds are plentiful and well spaced for privacy.There is an extremely good and efficient bus service with stops almost directly outside the hotel.Yes, we can all nit pick, but seriously, this hotel and all its management and staff, go to great lengths to make your stay as comfortable and relaxing as possible. P.Dawson
Date of review: 12/05/2013
Hotel Costas Golden Beach, Corfu - We had a great stay here. The family who run it are superb and because of this the people who stay here are relaxed and friendly.The rooms are fine but not luxurious. The shower rooms are too small but I understand they are being upgraded.I tell you this because it would be disappointing if you came expecting 5* luxury.Where this place excels is in it’s personal attentiveness. You feel as if the patrons care about your happiness. They greet you every time they see you. They go out of their way to please you.The breakfasts are fine if you have the buffet but first class if you have the full English. Loved the lunches but only had a few as we were out walking most mornings and had our lunch en route.Only had a couple of dinners at the hotel as we preferred to get out evenings. Would say they were Ok but not memorable.Lovely pool. No problems getting beds any time of day. Entertainment variable but I enjoyed the disco and peolple remarked that some of the stuff we missed was very good. G.Bale
Date of review: 12/05/2013
Date of review: 11/05/2013
Galaxy Hotel Iraklio, Crete - Lovely room, perfectly clean, excellent breakfast. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. There was a small problem with the shower doors not fitting together and causing a bit of flooding (and we have notified the management), but I would absolutely recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Iraklio. It is a 20-25-minute totally interesting walk down to the Venetian port, and only 5-10 minutes to the Archaeological Museum. Another small difficulty (at least for us…) was following the directions to get there from the airport by car – it is a bit difficult to see the hotel sign behind the trees on Dimokratias Avenue. But overall and in many particulars this hotel is excellent! P.Cole
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Date of review: 11/05/2013
Hotel Antiche Figure, Venice - We were recently in Venice for two nights and booked the Hotel Antiche Figure based upon its location and the reviews posted here on TA. We were very pleased with our decision.Since we didn’t have a ton of time and we were renting a car when we left, we wanted a centrally located hotel and this one couldn’t have been any better. Located right across the Grand Canal from the train station, we had a 2 minute walk to get there. The person at the front desk was very helpful upon check-in providing us maps and information. The room was quite large and very clean. The bathroom was spotless and large. We had a room overlooking the canal (upon our request) and to be honest, I am not sure I would do that the next time as it was a little noisy at night due to the people walking by. The hotel does offer breakfast for an additional charge, but we did not try it as there are quite a few places nearby in the morning to grab a cornetto and cappuccino. S.Wright
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Date of review: 11/05/2013
Blue Waters,Antigua - We returned from Blue Waters two weeks ago and would highly recommend this resort. The staff are exceptional – very helpful and friendly. The resort is lovely, we had a great luxury beachside room with fantastic views. The food in all the restaurants, especially the Cove, was first class. We had booked all inclusive and we enjoyed every meal and the constant flow of drinks. The non alcoholic banana and strawberry smoothies from the pool bars were delicious! The beaches are very small but very secluded and quiet – we took our sunloungers down to the waters edge and it was paradise! P.Walters
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Date of review: 10/05/2013
Hotel Salvia, Majorca - I stayed in Hotel Salvia for 5 nights in March and could not wish for a better place. The hotel is an amazing building, but at the same feels very private and relaxed. Each room is different and very specious. The locations provides spectacular views and it is a great base for exploring Deia, Valdemossa and Port de Soller, but what truly made the place for me was the hospitality and attention to details. Patrick, Sasha and Vanessa made their guests feel very special. It felt as I was staying with very good friends. Effortless, easy going and extremely caring and very good at adjusting to the needs of their guests. Patrick – the coffee you made before my yoga practice so early in the morning was something I would never forget! Not to mention a fabulous taste in movies – the best film library I have come across! C.Cooke
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Date of review: 09/05/2013
Catalonia Las Cortes, Madrid - We had a wonderful stay at Catalonia Las Cortes this month. I stayed with my two adult daughters in a superior triple room, and it was pretty much perfect. The room was clean, quiet, and elegantly furnished. The bathroom was beautiful, equipped with both a tub with shower as well as a huge walk-in shower. The staff at the front desk were friendly, helpful, and professional. The location was ideal – near Plaza Santa Ana and a number of good restaurants, and it was just a short walk to the Museum Triangle. The hotel breakfast was too expensive, so we went to the DOCC cafe which was just down the street from the hotel – go out the front door and turn right. The only very slight negative was that using the computer in the lobby requires one Euro coins for a short period of time. At this point most hotels offer free internet, so that was a tad annoying. Nevertheless, this was a great hotel and I would definitely want to stay there again on future trips to Madrid! For a great dinner try Ginger Restaurant on Plaza Santa Ana. Really delicious and very reasonably priced! T. Glitsos
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Date of review: 08/05/2013
The Lake Resort, Vilamoura, Portugal - Just back from a 3 day stay at this 5 star and i can honestly say it was excellent. we were upgraded free of charge as the hotle was quiet. we were welcomed with a bottle of champagne and strawberries. staff were very professional and very friendly i had read that the breakfast was great that was an understatement stayed in 5 star before but this breakfast out does them all. we had lunch which i read was expensive to eat there. i ordered a chicken baguette it came with salad and fries and was a lovely which cost 10 euro this was not expensive for the quality of food. we used the spa which one treatment with 50 per cent discount,again staff were fantastic. i couldnt find anything wrong with this hotel if i was going again to portugal probally would go in oct as weather was poor however for 99 euro a night this hotel is outstanding.H.Andrews
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Date of review: 08/05/2013
Gran Duca di York, Milan - Loved this hotel. Very comfortable rooms, simple but clean with great shower and plenty of hot water. We had room 108 which had a great terrace. The breakfast is fabulous, hot and cold, and the Hotel is in the most convenient position to everything worth seeing in Milan. Five minutes walk to the Duomo and all the stylish shops and arcades. Couldn’t have asked for anything better. We loved this city and we loved this hotel, as you can tell. Just get out and explore the wonders this city has to offer, food, fashion, amazing churches, history and of course just emerge yourself in the style and elegance around you. This hotel is the perfect base, a pleasure to return to at night. They have a great bar in the foyer where you can grab a cocktail before dinner with snacks or a coffee before retiring at night. S.Wilkins
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Date of review: 07/05/2013
Hilton Barbados - Very clean hotel with friendly staff between the busy South and upscale West. The semi-private beach is great, and there are lots of pools for swimming. Hilton Gold or better have access to the exec lounge for continental breakfast and free WiFi. The on-site restaurants were average, but there’s a restaurant called Brown Sugar nearby that is great. The only downside to this hotel is its location. There’s really not much nearby in terms of shopping or restaurants. Its a £5 cab ride North to Bridgetown or East to the tourist area. Of course its location can also be a benefit if you don’t want to be bothered by crowds or street-sellers. Food and drink is a bit expensive with a 17% VAT and 10% service fee include plus whatever you tip. S.Peters
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Date of review: 06/05/2013
The Bryant Park Hotel, New York - We had a wonderful trip to New York, and our stay at the Bryant Park Hotel was indeed a highlight. The staff was attentive and friendly and we received a room upgrade that was an unexpected treat. The room was bright and large, very clean and fully stocked with anything you could need during your stay. The Cellar Bar offers a free cocktail hour daily, which was a nice touch before an evening of theater. The hotel is lovely and in the perfect location. It made our one night stay seem much longer. We were so close to everything that we were able to see many of our favorite spots easily. And the location, adjacent to Bryant Park, was one of the best features. We grabbed lunch at a corner deli and enjoyed a beautiful spring day in the park. We will certainly book our future stays at this hotel. We do not like the congestion in midtown, but The Bryant Park hotel manages to be steps away from everything and still seems like a quiet retreat. We would, without hesitation, recommend the hotel to friends and family! P.Alexander
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Date of review: 06/05/2013
Barcelo, Saidia, Morocco - “We loved this hotel. Staff so friendly and resort was spotless. We only booked for one week but could have stayed for two! J.Sanderson
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Date of review: 06/05/2013
Le Royal Meridien Beach Resort & Spa, Dubai - Can only say that this hotel, is a gem. Very good in all that it offers. I would have no problem in recommending this hotel to friends and family. P.Evans
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Date of review: 04/05/2013
Gran Hotel Atlantis Bahia Real, Fuerteventura - This was the perfect week at the perfect hotel. The hotel is wonderfully comfortable. The staff are very kind and energetic. I warmly recommend the Bahia Real.S.Rutherford
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Date of review: 02/05/2013
Hotel 1898, Barcelona - I stayed at this hotel as a part of a guys’ trip to Barcelona. Check-in went smoothly and service at front desk was fine throughout the stay. Location is right on the Rambla for what it is. If you don’t like the area, then don’t stay here. I find it a great place to stay in Barcelona as you are close to virtually everything.What I liked most about the hotel was the heated pool on the rooftop terrace. Even though it was February (and the air a bit chilly), we had great fun sitting in the pool drinking cava for hours. Highly recommendable. 
For some reason the pool in the basement was terribly cold. Don’t know if it had to do with the fact that they just finished maintenance the day before. Otherwise, they really should turn up the temperature. It is too small to swim in anyway.Overall, especially considering the price, I would recommend this hotel to anybody, and I certainly will use it again for my next stay in Barcelona. Johno
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Date of review: 02/05/2013
Riu Palace Algarve - Very nice resort hotel. Champagne welcome anyone? The hotel is very large and clean. Very little character or charm but staff was very friendly and accommodating. The food was very nice and had a lot of variation, even if quite formal. There were so many older couples there I felt like I dropped into a pensioners/retirement convention. It was literally all older people and when I say older I mean my grandparents age. I was a solo traveler and although my stay was nice, I wouldn’t recommend it to other solo travellers. A.Matthews
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Date of review: 01/05/2013
Four Seasons Resort, Sharm El Sheikh - If you are looking for a sunny spot during the European winter not too far away this is it. You have the usual Four Seasons quality in the middle of Egypt. The service was excellent and the food was also very good. The staff always did the extra mile to try to satisfy your requests. The Spa and remaining premises were very good There were two negative facts. The impossibility to swim in the sea in front of the hotel forbidden by the local authorities. The kids club and the sports area were located far away from the beach and main swimming pool and too close to the airport. Meaning that sometimes they had the noise of the airplanes and the pollution associated. J. Boothroyd
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Date of review: 01/05/2013
Palm Gallery Hotel, Rome - I would endorse all the positive comments already submitted about Palm Gallery. We were extremely well looked after from the moment we were met at the airport until we were dropped back there at the end of our trip. The beds were firm but comfortable with lovely linen. The bathrooms were excellent, clean, with good hot showers and luxury toiletries. We had one large double room and one twin room which was small but adequate for our teenage daughters’ needs. Breakfast was good, fresh bread, pastries, cheese, ham, fresh fruit juice, and fresh apples, oranges, bananas, and kiwi, excellent coffee. There is still work being undertaken on the hotel but we were not disturbed by it. The hotel is a little way out of the centre, about 20 minutes walk to the bus terminal, but the neighbourhood is friendly and quiet with plenty of good restuarants and bars. The cafe and roof top terrace are not yet open and the hotel is small but if you like to stay somewhere owned and staffed by people who really care about their guests then this is the place to stay. S.Cudby
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