Scopri il tuo soggiorno a Fuente Alamo

We booked the plunge pool suite and it was absolutely perfect for an evening of winding down and relaxing. Front of house staff Lio and Javier were exceptionally good, tailoring our needs for the perfect stay. Lio is a wonderful addition to this beautiful resort and the management must recognise his commi**ent to customer service. Without a doubt quite possibly the best breakfast we have experienced in this area of Spain, the donut trolley was cute, cava delicious, bacon and eggs utterly delightful. It was a wonderful memorable stay. The pig farm close by is a little off putting but nonetheless we enjoyed the amenities throughout this beautiful resort. Ps. If you have opportunity then try and dine at Brutal restaurant, ( 10 mins away ) outstandingly good seafood and steak !!!!

We stayed initially for 4 nights, but decided to extend by a further 3. Travelled to Murcia with my sister to stay with family, and then decided to stay on in the region, due to the continuing lovely weather. We booked the Ramada Resort in Puerto de Mazarrón online with ******* and ended up sharing two deluxe sea view twin rooms during our stay - one on the 4th floor - the second on the 2nd floor. On arrival we were welcomed by the lovely Soleil in reception. During our stay, she organised our room swap (due to staying on at the resort) and assisted in printing off return boarding passes. We found ALL hotel staff members to be attentive and pleasant, including the gardeners and maintenance staff. The equally lovely Ioana (Ana) and her colleagues in the bar area, were particularly attentive and we shall miss her drinks suggestions. The grounds and pool are well looked after and the sea and mountain views from the hotel are superb. The rooms are very modern, with large balconies, comfy beds, heated bathroom mirrors and a small fridge. The in-room satellite TV has a small number of English speaking channels - all of which were in high definition. The general vibe around the hotel was peaceful, un-rushed and relaxing. There were large bedded areas to lay on by the pool and plenty of sun-loungers evident elsewhere. There was also plenty of covered areas for those sensitive to the sun. The hotel throughout the weekdays was very quiet - only becoming more active over the weekends, but not excessively so. Apparently, (we were actually told this) their busiest time of the year, is a a ten week period from the end of June to the beginning of September. Please note: The Ramada Resort by Wyndham in Mazarron, is situated in an elevated position, up a hill named Calle Teide - hence the great views from the top. If relatively fit, it would take a person around 10 mins to walk up from the main road at the bottom, where a large Consum supermarket can also be found. The only real ‘downside’ to our stay, was the number of small midge-like flies that occasionally ‘pestered’ guests. However, a dab of anti-mosquito repellent helped relieve the frequency of these ‘pests’ somewhat. Re: actual mosquitoes - we only encountered them halfway through the week and generally only in the bedroom. They were easy to spot, as all rooms have predominantly white interiors. We chose not to eat at the hotel, due to the proliferation of very decent cafés and restaurants in town and by the marina. Would we stay here again? ABSOLUTELY! Without question.