Ukino Palmeiras Village - 24h All Inclusive

A really good hotel , lots of facilities to cater for families, there is always something to eat 24 hours a day . All good things to say about the hotel . Very close to the beach . Unlimited amount of sun loungers. No one hogs the sun lounges. Very good

We come here for a family holiday of 5 2 adults and 3 children. The hotel is spotless and all staff are friendly and helpful. The rooms are very spacious and beds are very comfortable with air-conditioning. The cleaners come in every day and clean your room and change your towels which is lovely. There's a few different places for breakfast lunch and dinner for the all inclusive. Lots of choices of food so no complaining there . English style fry up we didn't like the taste so we did get the odd uber into the main towns for a full English but that's pure preference. All the pools and areas are really clean with a bar never to far away for a cocktail or 6 lol. This is the perfect hotel for more of a quiet get away. If you want the loud strips and busy bars there all within a 30 mins uber ride which never cost us more then €12 euros to get to. We visited zoo marina which we loved a few of the slides were closed which didn't really bother us. The beach Is a 10 minutes walk from the hotel which has a lovely little restaurant on the beach and pedalos, paddle boards etc to rent and sun loungers all really reasonable prices. The shops on site and next to the hotel are pricey so I'd suggest a uber to the lidl if you want bits for your hotel room this was €5 each way and has alot of the usual we have back in England. As a whole I'd 100% recommend the hotel and come here again

This is one of the biggest hotels we have stayed in as a couple, on arrival the staff at reception were polite and informative explained everything very well. We were early so couldn't go to our room but we could use the facilities and get some lunch. The room was ok as far as rooms go, it was clean but no double bed it was 2 singles pushed together, and there was no kettle, tea or coffee available in the room. We had to hire the safe and pool towel cards but we did get some of that refunded at the end of the stay. We did have a room on the 8th floor with a side sea view as we requested but we did have some noisy neighbours but couldn't tell reception as it was hard to tell which room they were in. The food was ok but at breakfast you need to like eggs and pancakes as there were eggs everyway you can think except poached but not many other cooked items, so I had eggs on toast every day there was bacon but it was really chewy. The food was very much the same every day. The snack bar was the best for me. The coffee machines made awful coffee it was like drinking syrup and I don't have sugar. There were only 2 bars of an evening once the pool bar was closed which for such a big hotel was not a lot as the lobby bar was quite small, I didn't feel there was a personal touch either as I'm so used to having the staff interact with you but they were all polite. The pool areas were clean, there was never an issue getting a sunbed, however the ones by the pool were so hard and as I have a bad back I couldn't lie on them for long so always had to go in the grasses area. On the first night we went to watch the entertainment which they didn't speak in English it all seemed to be french or Spanish so we didn't stay and to be honest never went to watch any again, so can't comment on the rest. It was a short walk to the beach however you had a lot of steps to go down but the beaches were beautiful. There was a land train to the old town which was €4 euro for a round trip you can get off and on once. It was a good hotel for families with children but we as a couple wouldn't stay again.