Globales Pueblo Andaluz

the hotel is lovely and all inclusive is good, the drinks are nice for cocktails if that’s what you prefer. food as was okay but it was mainly the same everyday. the rooms was good had no issues apart from the water turning off for a few hours. however, all the other people staying there were french and extremely rude with a very bad staring problem if your english, the staff were nice it was just all the other visitors which really ruined the mood and made us feel uncomfortable. we felt like we were getting stared at for everything we did, even while we were eating. the entertainment was also in french however very childish which was strange as there were only older people staying, there was no children. one day there were workers covered in sheets to look like ghosts running round the pool screaming for ten minutes. we were confused on how this would entertain elderly people and was really annoying. do no come if you are not french!!!

Had a fantastic all inclusive holiday. Great food, lots to choose from. Plenty to choose from to drink. San Miguel and wines on tap in restaurants. Selection of spirits and cocktails included in all inclusive. The entertainment was excellent. It was supplied by a French company but English was spoken too. Staff friendly. Enjoyed joining in with water aerobics and the dances. Free shuttle to local market and reception organised a trip to Gibraltar which was brilliant too. Was sad to leave as felt so welcome and spoilt. Would definitely go back again. Thank you for a great holiday.

Alll inclusive short break. Authentic Andaluzian style Hotel, former monestry. Great simple swimming pool with loads of beds and plenty available due to time of year no doubt. No frills but presentable accommodation and very clean. Excellent buffet food and varied menu but only there for 5 nights. Hotel aimed at French guests so all entertainment was in French including poolside quiz which left us Brits unable to participate. Very quiet around the hotel and 10-15 minute walk to coast and further 15 mins to Puerto Banús. If you are looking for a lively time best look elsewhere. Would go back.

This is an honest review, starting with the plus points. Staff great, Food very good for a 3 star hotel, brill swimming pool, nice room, good air con, comfortable beds, beautiful hotel in Spanish pueblo style. Now, sadly the bad points, the hotel is virtually exclusive to the French, the entertainment is only in French, we were the only British Couple in the whole hotel, so felt totally alone, sadly some of the French were rude and most do not speak any English. The local drinks are not what you would expect, no Larios Gin, no Vetera, the local drinks are some kind of chemical concoction better suited to drain clearance. San Miguel is the beer serving, so that is ok,oh and proper Pastis, to keep the French Happy, if you do not like either, you've had it. Not true that the staff have no English as per other reviews and we found them to be great. Love Holidays should not feature this hotel as it is for French exclusively,or should state this. We were forced to go out of the hotel every evening in search of entertainment and something nice to drink, was quite expensive for one week A.I, so was unfair we had to do so. For these bad points i will not return to this hotel. To sum up, avoid this hotel unless you are fluent in French and only drink Pastis, cheap wine and San Miguel, anything else you pay full price for like you were half board and is not cheap so have to go out.

We are English and went to this Spanish hotel which caters for French. We had NO problem at all. The hotel itself is beautiful, clean and a terrific layout. The food was fine. Tip: have one dish per day, then you won't get fed up. Staff was fine, I believe if you treat people with respect, it will be returned. Obviously the entertainment was French and child like, but we found an area with a nice drink and played cards which suited us as we was busy in the day. Bus stop outside, taking you to banus and and Marbella, cheap and cheerful days out. We hired a car so we went further to Ronda Estopona and overa, through the mountains. A decent walk to San Pedro, where we found a great market. A good 15 minute walk to to the beach, where there was cafes etc A few shops outside hotel but only two and also a nice pizza restaurant. We have been to the next door hotel a few times Cortijo Blanco, which caters more for British. But we never found this hotel bad at all