Visited Sol Club Falco with my wife Carol and son Matthew (Age 2)last June/July. This hotel is ideal for children, although not overun like some 'Family Hotels'. There are seven saltwater simming pools of different depths and designs, plus 'Club Hut' which organises many team activities. The whole complex is laid out like a Mediterranean village with some pools being quietly located within the small groups of rooms. The main pools are located in the centre of the complex alongside the bar, restuarant and recption area.


ROOMS - all rooms are located on either ground floor or first / second floor. There are no lifts so if you require ground floor you need to say so when booking. All rooms face inwards towards gardens or pools so there is no danger of facing any building sites!! Likewise there are no sea views, although the complex is only 5 min walk from the beach.If you want a view you'll need first or second floor, since ground floor have view shielded by trees and bushes for privacy. Rooms are not particularly large if there are more than two occupying and all appear to be the same design and spec (You can request ajoining family rooms with internal access door if required). There is no covered walk between the rooms and the centre of the complex in the event of bad weather, a point worth mentioning. Facilities are good with Sat TV, Fridge, Safe, Hairdryer all included in price. Usual en-suite etc.. too


FOOD - Food is very good for both breakfast and dinner. Launches are via Pizzeria and adequate. Example breakfast - full english, cereal, fruit juice, danishes, fresh fruit, meats, etc..buffet sytle. Example dinner - Large salad bar, six or eight hot main courses with rice, chips etc.., local foods such as paella, pasta etc.., fresh fruit, icecreams, cakes, deserts, cheese and bisuits etc..all very fresh and good. Coffee not too good though.


THINGS TO DO - 7 x simming pools, childrens clubs for all ages, Cr