Viva Blue & Spa

We had a nice trip, but there was quite a bit of bad weather. There wasn’t much to do on those days, so I would have liked more activities nearby. Otherwise, the experience was good. Great service and friendly staff. A special shout-out to Desiree and Santos at the bar.

The meals were fabulous with lots of local fish and a huge buffet. Entertainment at night was good for our grandson. The Bubble Magic show and the Flamenco dance show were good for us.

The location is perfect, behind the Main Street and 2 min from the beach. Hotel staff are sooo friendly and helpful. Pools are but cold at this time of the year but the kids are allowed in the spa during the day. Food is great, it’s clean and nice rooms. Staff at lunch restaurant is professional and friendly. Nice to order and get served at table with all inclusive for lunch. Buffet is great and food is good quality. Over all so pleased with this hotel!! Hotel area is child friendly and we had a family room with garden which was perfect for my girls 4 and 7 who could come and go as they wish to playground and pools. Would definitely come back.

We had a triathlon camp here and I was very satisfied with all features of this hotel. Very clean, great staff. Amazing all you can eat.

Viva Blue – Sixth Year Running, and Still the Right Choice for Triathlon Camps This was our sixth training camp at Viva Blue as a triathlon club, and the hotel continues to deliver on what matters most to us. Staff & Service From check-in onwards, the welcome was warm and consistent throughout the stay. Every request was handled with genuine helpfulness — no eye-rolling, no bureaucracy, just people who seemed to actually want to assist. Training & Facilities The hotel covers all the bases a triathlon group needs: training infrastructure, space for presentations, and enough downtime amenities to help athletes recover properly. This year was also our first visit with a small baby and wife — and the hotel handled it without a hitch. The environment felt genuinely accommodating, not just tolerant.