Atlantis Dunapark

Good Standard Hotel.
Staff Friendly, rooms cleaned every day.
Double rooms are spacious, with nice large balconies overlooking the pool area.
Breakfast was ok, but does get a bit moreish if you there longer than a week.
Location is perfect, 50m from sandy beach and 10m from main strip for bars and restaurants.
All in all a good hotel that I would recommend to anyone going to the area.

The hotel was nice, rooms cleaned every day although our bedding was only changed once in 2 weeks. Pool arae was nice but you had to be up early to get sunbeds as they were all taken up with towels by 9am. Breakfast was ok with a good selection of food.
I wouldn't really recommend Correlejo as we didn't really like it there and wouldn't go back. There's not really alot to do there and not enough good quality restraunts and bars. The best restraunt there is an Indian called Jaipur, best indian I've ever had! The best bar was the san miguel bar where they have a band playing every night.

Great hotel. Small enough to make you feel special. The rooms are just as depicted in the brocures - nice change. Everything is clean and well maintained. Breakfast was fine and catered for all tastes. Hard to find fault with the place really, so won't try. Location was perfect with everything on your doorstep and on the flat. The hotel was perfect for those seeking a quiet and peaceful retreat from the busy streets, I've never heard the birds before whilst lazing around the pool! Bliss...

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Lovely quiet relaxed hotel in centre of town but surprisingly quiet.
Booked single room with street view but had large room with double bed with balcony.
Buffet breakfast very good. Evening entertainment different every night but I knew lots of local bars.
Imagine near the Shell garage is the best bar for live music, English & Spanish and a bit of classical. Very versatile.
I would give the hotel a 4 star rating and the staff were very friendly. The gym could do with a bit of updating of equipment.
The town has many good shops and lovely beaches. There are some typical English bars but it is easy to avoid these and go somewhere better like Rock Cafe, Rock Island & Imagine.
I am 45 and single and felt very comfortable on my own in the hotel and the town and bars. I did not get bothered by any unwanted attention. This is a very safe town and I saw no trouble at all.
I will be coming back to this town again, 15 years already, and also to this hotel - top marks.
Clientele were nice and only a few well behaved children.
Weather fantastic but be very careful not to burn as the gentle breeze takes the heat off it.
Taxi transfers are best as they are only about 36 Euros rather than tour operator bus that takes about an hour stopping at everyone’s hotel/resort.

Had a good holiday at the Bahia Princess this year. Room was very nice with a pool view, which was lit up in the evening. The air con was a big let down. (Florida pro’s unfortunately and used to freezing air con conditions!) It was very poor but the same for everyone we found out.
When you entered your room you had to place your room key card into a slot on the wall next to the bathroom in order to activate the electricity and air con. That’s fine but the down side is that when you leave the room you have to remove your room key card, and the air con goes off. Subsequently when you return to the room it is sticky and uncomfortably hot (we went in August!).
Food is very good with plenty of choice. Chefs on hand cooking a couple of extra meat/fish dishes every night. Waiters very polite.
Be warned - the dress code for gentlemen is long trousers for dinner and they WILL enforce that. We saw a number of guys being asked to return to their rooms and change. They will not even tolerate 3/4 length cargo trousers for the guys.
The pool is excellent and our son had grown webbed feet by the time we managed to coax him out! The kids all played together and got on well. The sister hotel opposite The Guayarmina Princess was very crowded by the pool and there were certainly more kids over there. The Bahia Princess is certainly the better of the two.
The Water Polo with Nikita is a recipe for a stay in hospital, as it can get a little rough. I was goalkeeper on 2 days and I had more bruises and scraped skin than I thought possible! It was good fun though.
If you go to the market and your little darlings manage to talk you into any Game Boy Advance games then BEWARE! We purchased a Gameboy Advance game, which had 126 games on it. It worked for 1 day and when we went back to the market we couldn’t find the Asian lady who sold it to us. However after a little help from a ex pat stallholder we found her and she VERY unwillingly paid up. We then found an Irish guy called Adrian (whose parents run a baby supplies stall opposite his) and he sold us the same type of game (120 games this time) for about £40.00. We have not had any problems with it and Adrian was very genuine. So, if you have to buy then get it from him.
All in all a good holiday and whilst we will not be returning to Costa Adele we were captivated by the North end of the Island which was green and home to hundreds of banana plantations.