Annalise D'Mello
We had most of our wedding party stay at this hotel and all agreed that it was great in terms of food, cleanliness and quality. The only thing we would feedback on is that we felt the swimming pool is not big enough for the amount of people staying at the hotel. The manager is a real asset to this hotel! It's the first time I've seen a hotel manager make such an effort to introduce themselves to guests and show such caring nature. We could see how much work she put in to make the hotel a safe and happy environment. A lot of our family and friends said they would return in a heartbeat. Thank you for hosting all of us!
Roisin Keane
Can not fault this place, was kept spotless, rooms were cleaned daily;
The food was a really good selection with constant rotation and plenty of variety for everyone;
We had two small children with us (4 and 1) and the entertainment was next level and the staff could not have been more helpful and just brilliant so much to do; and
Will definitely be back next year.
mike swinburn
This surpassed expectation! I'm genuinely impressed with everything! So I'll breakdown my reasoning:
Facilities and rooms: Everything is extremely well maintained. Layout of restaurants, bars, pools, entertainment, and rooms are all well laid out and thought through. The resort is well situated, being under a 10 minute walk from the beach. The rooms they have everything you might need. Beds comfy, lovely having a balcony. There is also decent insulation to the windows, so when evening entertainment begins, you won't be disturbed. The on site splash park and Kids Club is a massive bonus this this resort.
Food and drinks: I was super impressed with the selection and quality of food available. The main restaurant rotated the menu throughout the week to keep variety. There are plenty of options for kids and adults. Drinks selections were very good. You won't get top shelf spirits, but cocktails were very nice(if not a bit lethal 😂). Wide selection of soft drinks (please can you let me know the ice tea name as it was delicious?). Between main meal times, the snack bar continuously was stocked (we were impressed with the pizza being made fresh on site-lovely).
Cleaniness: absolutely spotless (literally)! When we had our room cleaned, it was immaculate. We were super impressed with the towel swans.
Entertainment: Entertainment staff were really energetic and friendly and helped get peoples engagement with activities. Wide selection of activities at the resort. Evening entertainment had a rotation, so there was variety from discos, local folk dancing, quizzes, bingo, etc.
Lastly, the ultimate asset to this resort : It's staff! From the moment we arrived the staff were kind and helpful. Everyone was super hard working, energetic, and excited to ensure you were looked after. All staff had fantastic attention to detail (ended up listening to management discuss with staff opinions on how to make minor improvements). I also have to give a special mention that the entertainment staff are on the next level, they especially were great with the kids (really making them feel special).
This resort really looks to improve on an already impressive performance. It's great for everyone but especially for families with younger kids. We are considering coming back in the future.
Tim Ummels
Club Humbria, nestled in the charming coastal town of Olhos d’Água in Portugal’s Algarve, provides a comfortable base for exploring the region. The rooms are spacious apartments, each equipped with a kitchenette (sink and microwave) in the living area, where two couches double as beds. Our apartment featured a large balcony off the living room and a separate smaller balcony connected to the generous bedroom, complemented by a bathroom with a bathtub, toilet, hot showers, and ample water pressure.
The hotel’s all-inclusive buffet has fewer options compared to all-inclusive resorts in other countries, suggesting Portugal isn’t a typical all-inclusive destination. However, the food is fresh, warm, and tasty, with daily themes like Mexican, Asian, and Around the World, repeating weekly. Breakfast is a highlight, offering continental and British options, a variety of fruits, charcuterie, freshly baked eggs, and bread. The bars enhance the experience, serving branded liquor (a big plus), good coffee, six flavors of slush puppies, ice pops, and a solid assortment of cocktails and mocktails. However, the lack of table service during meals and evening shows is a drawback, as guests must fetch their own drinks.
Just a 10-minute walk from the hotel, Olhos d’Água’s old town offers restaurants, a bar, and a free to visit local beach. Nearby, you’ll find Intermarché (a large supermarket), AlgarveMarket (a smaller supermarket), and souvenir shops selling crockery, bottle openers, Portuguese rooster figurines, and bracelets. For livelier activities, Albufeira’s old town, with its bustling bar strip, is a €12 taxi ride away, though it can get rowdy with young people drinking heavily by 4:00 PM during our weekend visit.
We also visited Loulé’s weekly market and its beautiful Moorish castle, accessible via a museum for less than €2 per person (free for children). The castle offers exploration of ruins, a climb to the top for stunning ocean views, and is a five-minute walk from the market. A one-way taxi to Loulé for four people cost €36, compared to tour operators charging €30 per person.
Entertainment at Club Humbria is modest, featuring Kahoot quizzes, a local band, a magician, and shows by the entertainment team. While the effort is appreciated, it lacks a ‘wow’ factor. The weekly Friday pool party is less extravagant than at other hotels, and the DJ plays a repetitive setlist for two weeks, featuring dated tracks like Macarena, Robin S, and Fatman Scoop. The Melody Bar, where shows are held, is too small for the number of guests, accommodating only about a third, which is disappointing.
Additional drawbacks include the absence of an on-site shop, requiring guests to visit nearby supermarkets, and unheated pools, with morning water temperatures at 24°C, which I found too cold for a comfortable swim. These limitations detract from the overall experience, especially compared to more amenity-rich resorts.
Safety was never a concern in Olhos d’Água, a developed area with no visible crime around the hotel, even in the evenings. Taxis are plentiful for easy travel. Club Humbria is worth a visit for its proximity to local attractions, quality bar offerings, and relaxed atmosphere, but the limited buffet variety, modest entertainment, lack of on-site amenities, and absence of table service make it better suited for a short stay
Jack Harding
Had an amazing holiday here over the Easter.
Staff are amazing! Cleaners do a fantastic job and the food is amazing!
Food In the main hall is always different although the do always do the same pizza/chips and pasta for the kids.
Themed food nights are also really good!
Value for money id definitely return to this hotel