Royal Star Beach Resort

Mitsuru Sanity

I had food poisoning from undercooked pasta sauce and crab. The room also kept stinking like poop. The wifi for a week was 20 euro’s. On the beach you get bothered so many times to buy something. There was one man who wouldn’t return after the first time so bless him. There was also someone from the staff that wanted my number which I didnt understand at first. But when I understood I felt very uncomfortable. When I asked for a coke zero at the bar at the beach, the guy asked me the difference between the two and still gave me regular coke. I have been approached by too many scammers inside the hotel making it super exhausting. The only good thing I can say was that the pool tables were fun, the bar staff was amazing. The cleaning guy was nice, the one who escorted us in and out of the hotel was nice, the hotel was beautifully built so its rlly a shame of the smelly rooms, but they did try to fix it. The woman of the animations was kind and sweet to tell us what they were gonna do. There was a guy from the bag shops, from inside the hotel, who is really sweet. Idk where they got their 4 stars from but it def didnt feel like one.

Asad Jalil

I recently stayed at the Royal Star Beach Resort, and unfortunately, it was a very disappointing experience. The hotel is extremely rundown, with limited food options that lacked variety and quality. Basic hygiene throughout the property was also a concern. What made matters worse was the constant feeling of being overcharged or taken advantage of. It seemed like the staff were more focused on squeezing out extra money from guests than providing decent service—charging £10 just to access Wi-Fi in the room is frustrating, to say the least. The only redeeming feature of the resort is its location. The beach is small, but it’s quite nice and offers a bit of peace from the otherwise poor experience. Sadly, that alone isn’t enough to make up for everything else. I will definitely not be returning. At very best a two star hotel.

Camilla Frederiksen

I have been to the royal star. It has been one of the best stays I have had. Our room was good with good beds. The hotel has a lovely pool area, which is located down to the beach. Delicious food. There was a good animation team, who made good entertainment everyday. I especially remember one called Tito. He was always happy and made sure that all guests had a good time. He is good at talking to everyone and good at activities and entertainment. He made our holiday better

Harley Evans

further out than the posher hotels, so you feel like you're in a war torn area. had a child that was too scared to leave the hotel after the first 15 minute walk, not comfortable to leave the premises. Staff are very grumpy in the bars. Desserts have a variety of options which are very tasty- mains are repetitive, bland and boring. make you peel your own boiled eggs which make a lot of mess

Carlos Flores

I can’t fault this place. The staff are all very welcoming and extremely helpful. They have a mixture of food which did not disappoint (unless your an egg and chips kinda person) and extremely fresh. The rooms were cleaned every day and kept tidy. Look it’s not the Ritz but for an all inclusive experience at a good cost, this is the place for you. The location wasn’t far from anything and easy to get too. The fist beach at the back of the hotel is extremely shallow but perfect for young children, however, the second beach on the right with the water slide pool is nice and deep and perfect for swimming. The sea does have jelly fish, but honestly they do not sting and you get over them being there in no time. I’m a red wine drinker, and have to say the free red wine wasn’t blowing me away, but was definitely palatable and not bad at all. Oh, you should try the 50 minute sports massages in the spa, we booked two times as at £20 a pop, you can’t go wrong. I’ve seen a lot of negative comments on here, but each to their own, you can’t please everyone. I’d definitely recommend this place and look forward to going back one day