Acacia Resort

Stayed four nights as part of a group tour with Travelsphere. A very nice hotel overall. Spacious, clean, friendly staff. Large pool and gardens and direct access to the beach. Excellent choice of food in a very pleasant restaurant. Only spoilt by the lack of enforcement of their dress code in the evening. "'Guests are kindly asked not to enter dining rooms with shorts". Unfortunately to many people ignored it. Only other negative is its location. There isn't anywhere locally to go walking or nearby bars etc. It you just want relaxation and nice food, this is ideal.

This hotel is beautiful, clean and modern, if slightly confusing to navigate. The outstanding feature is the wonderful, wonderful pool, set in glorious gardens. The beach is also good, but rocky in places and you will need suitable footwear if you go in the sea. Once in, the sea was warm and calm. It's sandy after the initial band of stones and shelves only slightly for some way. The animation team work hard to entertain guest and I really enjoyed the twice daily aquarobics. There was a very wide range of dishes to choose from at breakfast and dinner in our half board package. However, there were issues with dishes being replenished, as other reviewers have mentioned. We had a sicilian night during our stay and that was really enjoyable, both the food and the folk group who entertained us. I would recommend having a good look at the buffet before choosing as there are so many temptations and it would be easy to miss things. The desserts on offer were really good.

we stayed here for a few days in early september.we were in a group of 40 and the check in was painless and efficient, welcome drink being most welcome. our room was situated on the second floor (of three) and i have no complaints.i believe all rooms have a balcony (a must nowadays especially if you smoke)not a bad size and very clean, as indeed the hotel was all through. the swimming pool is very large although most of it is like a paddling pool with an area for swimming .plenty of sunbeds around. we were on half board so food was important to us, again no real complaint, nice enough restaurant with optional outside seating. breakfast was ok, but sausages were of the tinned variety and bacon perhaps could have been cooked more.scrambled eggs everyday, although i happened across fried eggs one morning.the usual cold meats and salads and croissants. dinner was better but again salads and veg very repetitive.being a carnivore i was disappointed with the meat available, meatballs!! and small cuts, not really catering for english people.however service was ok and i didnt starve. drinks are pretty expensive, small beer 4euros. 2x coffee 8 euros, however if you go to the bar and order yourself and then take them to your seat you save 1.50 euro on every drink.so after getting stung once we bought coffees for both of us for 5euro. there is a bar 5mins walk away which is much cheaper and also does food, nothing posh but very ok, i believe its called the soleil.