dee Turner
Staying at resort currently would rate 3 star
Reception check in excellent
Room cleaned daily with fresh towels good service rooms lack of mirrors near plug points no kettle in room although can get one from reception for 20 euros refundable deposit only downfall it trips fuse box
Towels are not standard for pool which is in most allinclusive
Grounds picturese and well maintained
Coffee machines constantly not refilled
Bar always a queue not the staffs fault they are delightful and try there best lack of staff on duty is the problem
Dining room go early for a table or times wandering around to find table that's been cleaned and set up again not the staff on dutys fault more staff needed
Oh yes hunt the filled salt cellar
Food ok selection ok warm
Otherwise plenty sun loungers and polite staff.
Update
Vast beautiful grounds
Grill restaurant / pool and bar very tranquil very clean
Jonah Lohstroh
We took our first vacation to Portugal at the end of March and couldn't have chosen a better hotel. A beautiful resort right on the atlantic Ocean, with lovely gardens, beautiful houses and lovely rooms. Everything is clean, and the food and drinks are excellent. The staff, including entertainment, reception, and cleaning staff, are incredibly accommodating and friendly and will ensure your stay is unforgettable. We will definitely return. We had a wonderful time!
Karl English
Adriana Beach Club Hotel Resort Review - November Visit
I recently visited the Adriana Beach Club Hotel Resort in November, during the off-season, and was pleasantly surprised by the level of care and service provided, despite the quieter period.
The staff at the hotel really go above and beyond, working tirelessly to maintain the grounds and ensure everything is in top condition. The resort is well-kept, and you can tell a lot of effort goes into the upkeep, even when things are slower in the off-season.
The views of the Atlantic Ocean from various points around the resort are absolutely stunning. The expansive coastline and the sound of the waves crashing make for a serene and relaxing atmosphere. If you enjoy scenic views, you’ll definitely appreciate the beauty of the location.
Access to the beach is via a set of stairs, which can be a bit challenging, especially for those with mobility issues, but the walk down to the sand is well worth it. The beach itself is peaceful and relatively quiet during the off-season, perfect for a relaxing day by the sea.
The restaurant facilities were also impressive. The buffet was the only option open during our visit, but it offered a great variety of food, all of which was fresh and tasty. Despite being out of season, the quality and selection of food were still excellent, and the staff were more than willing to accommodate special dietary requests or food preferences if you ask.
One downside of visiting during the off-season is that only the main bar and buffet restaurant are open, which means that guests at the far end of the resort (like we were) can find it a bit of a trek. It took us about 10 minutes to walk to the main area for food or drinks, which might be a consideration for those with mobility issues or those who prefer more immediate access.
Overall, though, the Adriana Beach Club is a lovely place to stay, and despite the quiet time of year, the staff’s dedication to quality service and maintaining a high standard made our stay enjoyable. I’d recommend it for anyone looking for a peaceful, well-maintained resort with breathtaking views, but perhaps be prepared for a bit of walking if you’re situated at the furthest points of the property.
dave florey
We travelled end of March for our first holiday with baby twins. We opted for a reasonably priced all inclusive with nice rooms and food, in case we didn't get good weather.
Upon arriving we found the hotel to be nice and clean and staff very friendly. It wasn't busy at all when we went.
The rooms are like small apartments around the site. Ours was about a 5 minute walk from the main building but the grounds are really nice with trees and grass etc.
The room wasn't really big enough for us with two travel cots and we didn't have a kettle or anywhere convenient for washing and drying bottles, so we used the bathroom. As that didn't have an extractor we had to time washing, sterilising and drying bottles around showers due to the condensation.
Kettle was provided at reception with a deposit, when we asked and there are plenty of coffee machines and a microwave in the main building. We had to use baby friendly which we found the bottled water in the room was ok. We were provided more when needed although we had to ask a few times and a couple of days it wasn't replenished.
The bed was ok, twin linked to make a double. Travel cots were fine and babies slept well. Some English movie channels but the TV is very small.
I really liked the grounds and location as we were able to go on some nice walks with the babies. There is a good hike to Vilamoura along the coastal trail and the hotel had a few nice fitness trails. There is a shop about 25 mins walk but not much else. However a bus is available on alternating days to Albufueira and Vilamoura for 1 euro each way. We ventured out and loved Albufueira and Vilamoura.
The real let downs for us was the food and the indoor pool. We took the babies swimming on a couple of occasions and found the indoor heated pool to be cold, which was really disappointing as we could only really have them in there for 5 minutes.
The a la carte restaurants were closed but we didn't see any notice of this when booking. We found out they were closed due to it being the off season in March. Breakfast buffet was 2 out of 5, being generous. No eggs cooked to order and cooked food was always cold or like warm as best. The French toast was the best thing they had. Lunch was ok but dinner disappointed every evening. We heard the same feedback from people we met on the holiday. Limited choice, nothing exciting and pretty much rice, some type of fish, grilled chicken and chewy pork.
There were little chicken pies at times that were nice and the snack bar does cooked foods which was a nice thing to have.
I'm not huge in desserts but they had a good selection. I did have the banoffee pie one evening which just turned out to be pastry with chopped banana and some chocolate sauce. Very disappointing!
I wouldn't go back due to the food but we did enjoy our stay. I don't think it was worth the price had paid in all honesty. I do think the hotel has a lot of potential as the staff were friendly and the hotel grounds are great. Nice outdoor kids pool, a park, picnic areas etc, which would be good in hotter weather.
Be warned that the beach is down a cliff. There are stairs but it's a bit of a walk.
Becky Wall
We have just returned from here yesterday.
Check in was smooth and the reception team were really helpful. I requested our rooms be near to everything. As my mum and daughter both have disabilities. We were in b block which was a perfect location.
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay but it was no means perfect.
The rooms were damp and our beds felt wet every night. But that may have been down to the rain we had most of the week, so we didn't complain as it wasn't the end of the world. Food was actually quite good! Was cold a lot of the time even if we were first in. And there's not a massive choice for vegetarians. But we all ate well and found something we liked every day. (Which is unusual for us) the bar staff were friendly and helpful
Sometimes too friendly with our adult (late teen) girls. One in particular was asking for phone numbers daily! We thought the teens may have been bored as they were by far the youngest adults in the hotel, but the entertainment team were fabulous and they joined in with everything!
Richards Jessie and vanya in particular were brilliant and they are real assets to the hotel. They do an amazing job at keeping everyone of all ages happy and occupied.
We wouldn't stay here again as we like trying new places but I would definitely recommend it. In my opinion it's a good 3 star hotel.