Aparthotel SunClub Salou, Salou, Spain
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Aparthotel SunClub Salou Reviews
" We travelled last minute to Sunclub... "
Submitted By: Alfieoliver" i went with my partner to the suclub... "
Submitted By: Miss R Spicer" This hotel was clean, the staff were... "
Submitted By: Mrs J Finlay" We were there in october it was a... "
Submitted By: Miss KT Tomlinson" We weren’t sure what to expect from... "
Submitted By: Mrs C DicesareThe rooms are spotless as is the rest of the hotel, and most of the reception staff are english, so that makes it easier to start with! We chose to eat in the on site restaurant every day for breakfast and evening dinner. The food was lovely and very reasonably priced.
I can’t comment on the evening entertainment, as my children are 5 and were in bed by 9.30ish every night, they were so tired (so were we). Everywhere was so easy to get to as there is a taxi rank, a bus stop and a little novelty train stop outside the hotel entrance. Also the little supermarket onsite was well stocked with all the essentials you would need and was nicely priced. The pool area was spotless, and I saw them cleaning the pool every day.
The only negative thing I would say is about the area of the hotel, don’t be confused by staying in Salou or in Cap Salou which is where this hotel is, as Cap Salou is a very quiet area with not alot going on around, so if you are looking for a lively area to stay, this is not the place to be, but as we had young kids and were only here for 4 days, it suited us!
Overall I would give this hotel a 10/10 and will definitely come back!
" Have just come back from Sunclub in... "
Submitted By: Mrs D TILLSONThe fountains in Salou at night are absolutely beautiful, as they light up at night. We also went into the Red Lion in Salou every night to join in the quizzes with Dj ketchup.... my only gripe about the holiday was the security deposit at arrival £60. or 100 euros which was quite steep when you have taken a budget and then you are without that much straight away. All in all I would definitely go back again.
" My family stayed at the Sunclub... "
Submitted By: Mr RobertWe have three young children, so as standard hotel rooms only sleep four people, these apartments were a good choice as there is a bedroom for the parents and beds in the living room for three more.
There is a kitchen area with two ring hob, toaster, kettle, fridge with freezer box, and a full set of cups/plates/bowls/cutlery etc. If you've got young children then this alone makes life so much easier!
The hotel was fine, the staff were friendly and helpful, especially Carlos (young waiter). The rooms were a good size, spotless and were cleaned regularly and had air conditioning.
The pool area is nice with a number of sunbeds and reasonable space to lie in or have a chat. The 2 or 3 beaches which are scattered within a few minutes walk provide a nice break from the pool if you want a change of scenery.
A great place.
" My family and I stayed here for 3... "
Submitted By: Mr P RoyleThe weather was sunny during the day, but we needed a second layer in the evenings. I can't believe some of the reviews on this site, you can't blame Salou for the weather in August or tornadoes.
Take a tip from me and go and use the facilities of a local 4 or 5 star hotel, they don't mind and are more than happy to serve you at the bar.
If you need to spend your holidays munching on hot dogs, may I suggest you go back to Haven/Pontins/Butlins or maybe the local fair!
I would recommend this hotel to everyone visiting Salou who wants to get out and about and explore.
" We have just arrived back from... "
Submitted By: Mrs D StammersFirstly there were 5 of us - 2 adults and our children aged ranged from 7 to 13.
When we arrived at the airport we were unaware that actually, these apartments are not in Salou but in Cap Salou which if you have young children this makes a massive difference! They are situated about 15 minutes by bus from the town or shorter of course by taxi, like we used as the taxi rank is just outside the hotel.
On arrival the apartments are spotless! Just remember to turn the fridge up as they ask you to turn it down when you leave and the air conditioning doesn’t work unless you have both patio doors shut - for obvious reasons!
The cleaning ladies will provide towels almost daily and clean sheets half way through the week. Everything else in the apartment is great, basic but great.
The pools are cleaned everyday and we know as we had a "pool view". As for not being allowed to reserve the sunbeds.... we thought this was fab!! The hotel opposite was sooo funny to watch as people were coming down and clock watching waiting to reserve their beds... how sad is that! At the Sunclub is just meant that you could take you time sorting yourselves and the kids out and go down to the pool when you were good and ready. At no point during our holiday which was the height of the season were there no sunbeds available.
The restaurant in the hotel was no different to anywhere else. And No... not everything came with chips. The prices were average to. Using the hotel restaurant just meant that you didn’t have to traipse round everywhere looking for something suitable for the kids to eat.
All the staff that we came across were very friendly and helped whenever they could. As for the reps, they were fab and the kids had a great time.
The evening entertainment was a let down I have to admit.....but the stage is sooo small and we had to give the girl who was organising the evenings 10 out of 10 for effort. But to be honest, by the time the kids have been around the pool, gone out for the day or just the heat... bed was a really good option!
The hotel opposite does make a lot of noise and didn’t finish until 1am but lets face it... we are taking about Spain!! But on the positive side, the kids did have a lay in which of course meant that we could to!
If you are a family, especially visiting Spain for the first time, then I would recommend staying at the Sunclub... oh almost forgot they have a shop attached to the hotel as well. But if you are a gang of young adults out for a good time then this is not the location for you.
The only negative I would have to say is the security... after what happened with Maddie I as a parent would of liked to of seen a difference with hotels abroad... but I heard this was the same everywhere.
If you take up any day trips just remember to watch you bags!!! We went to Barcelona and I was one of the lucky ones... they nick everything!! Including going down your pockets... you have been warned!!
The water park and theme park are two great days out, and the theme park is better to do at night as the show at the end is fab!
Well I hope you enjoy you hols as much as we did.
" The holiday was brill! The kids were... "
Submitted By: Mrs E FahertyWe went to the beaches and had a great time. The entertainment was excellent and the kids club was also very good.
I don't have any complaints and we are going back again this year.
I recommend you go to Aquapolis water world and Port Aventura.
The staff were very friendly.
" After reading the reviews, I to was... "
Submitted By: Mrs E WilksWe went a couple of times to Barcelona. First time was by train from Salou but as we had little knowledge of the metro and no Spanish we found it a bit stressful so decided to go on an organised tour the second time, which offered what we needed and tickets were available from a booth outside the hotel or through the rep.
The only problem if any was the limited entertainment in the evenings but we usually took a taxi to Salou or other nearby towns.
" This was the first time me and my... "
Submitted By: Mr PB BrownAlso the staff were helpful in anything you asked them about, but there was a lack of staff around the pool area. The negatives of the hotel in general were that the night time entertainment was poor as all it seemed to be was bingo and the pool was to crowded.
The position of the hotel couldn't be any better as right outside the hotel was a bus stop where you could go to Salou or take day trips to Port Ventura or Barcelona if you wanted to. Another positive was that there was a very nice beach 2 minutes away.
Places to eat are plentiful as you could pick from one of five restaurants in Cap Salou or just go down into Salou and choose, my personal favourite was the paddock in Cap Salou. I would recommend this hotel to people wanting to go out to Salou.
" We went to Cap Salou this year for... "
Submitted By: Mrs SThe staff in the restaurant and bar were very nice and helpful. We ate most of the time in the restaurant, service was good and quick only down fall was not a great selection especially for kids.
Cap Salou was very quiet that suited us as we had our kids with us, not a place I would recommend for couples or single people. The village is small and nice we ate in Smugglers and The Tap House a few nights. Most nights we stayed at the hotel, the entertainment was more or less the same every night. Naomi and Jane were fantastic with the kids and their parents, they really did their best. But when you have people who just sit and run down the entertainment maybe they should have let their hair down and joined in, they might have had a different outlook to their holiday (but everyone is different and expects different thing from their holidays I cannot comment for everyone). The best night of our holiday was when the hypnotist was on.
There wasn't a great deal to do at night for the kids apart from play pool. Our kids made a lot of new friends they all ranged from the age 7-10 & 12-16. They were a good punch of kids it's just a shame the security guard and other people couldn't see that. I was very disappointed to see a notice up all over the hotel even in the lift about people complaining about the carry on that was going on in the hotel and more or less if it didn't stop they would call the police and their parents could lose their deposit. They were a bunch of harmless kids just on holiday trying to have fun. After all it is a family hotel.
The pool lacked maintenance. The drainage was very insecure. On a few occasions the rep or a member of staff would go and lift the towels of the sunbeds that people reserved before the pool opened. One night I watched the guy stack the beds and couldn't believe my eyes at the rubbish that was left, how hard is it to depose of your rubbish.
The reps were fantastic (even though my kids didn't go to the kids club). We went to the night they organized in the Crow's Nest great night. We went into Salou for the day didn't really fancy it, far too busy. Also went to La-Pineda, was a nice place, went to the water park it was ok. The theme park was really good especially the fire work display.
If travelling with First Choice make sure you ask if you have to leave a deposit when you check in to your apartment/hotel. We had to pay 100 Euros when we checked in, wasn’t told this when we booked our holiday.
Over all our holiday was good would consider going back.
" Apartments were very clean and... "
Submitted By: Miss WeekesHowever you can only get junk food here, everything comes with chips and there aren't any alternatives.
Also the pool has a no reserving sunbed rule - absolute rubbish, if you actually want to get a sunbed round the pool you have to be up early and putting all your belongings and towels on it and reserving it.
This was very frustrating and meant my group had to go elsewhere! Also the lifeguard would turn up at lunchtime and seemed in no state to save anyone!!
The apartments were great for families and for in our case groups, but the food left a lot to be desired and the pool area should have been better monitored.









the price of things at the hotel: pint of lager 2 euros 60 chips, 2 euros 60, coke 2 euros 10
also they may as well not have a kids club as the reps seem totally disinterested except that is when it comes to them wanting euros as everyday there is always something that they want money off of you for ie: pizza night 8 euros per child they had about eight kids at this and bought one pizza for 16 euros from behind the bar for the lot of them nice little earner
the area itself has little to offer and what it does is expensive it is on average 3 euros 50 per pint and about 10 euros each to eat,
if you are unfortunate enought to be staying at the sunclub the best advice i can give you is walk to la pineda everyday basically come out of the hotel and turn left and keep going along that road la pineda is a better resort with more choice of things to do and places to eat etc. also there is a pub at the end of the road called the knights inn go down the side of their and down some steps and you will find a nice little beach with hardly anyone on it
overall i wouldnt stay at the sunclub again even if it was free or come to salou!!