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Ohtels Mazagón

★★★★·8.6/ 10Recommended
·Hotels
Arcade/game roomComprehensive recycling policyNo single-use plastic water bottlesElectric car charging stationNo single-use plastic strawsNo single-use plastic stirrersAll 62 facilities +
Review
Official

Offering a fabulous location in Mazagón on the Andalusian coast, in front of a sandy beach protected by a natural breakwater that forms from the Isle of Saltes, this splendid hotel offers spectacular scenery and tranquillity required for a relaxing sunny holiday. It has wonderfully decorated en-suite apartments, featuring cosy surroundings, fully equipped kitchen and private terrace. Each unit showcases a beautiful décor blending soothing and warm tones complemented with chocolate-brown wooden furniture and modern amenities. Guests may take the opportunity to enjoy a wide selection of flavourful dishes served at the in-house restaurant. On warm days, visitors may sip a drink from the snug hotel bar, have a soothing dip in the sparkling pool and lounge at the outdoor terrace and enjoy the unparalleled views of the sea from various points. Those more active may play tennis and minigolf on the premises.

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Guest scores & sentiment

From 483 guest reviews · multi-source · as of 2026-07-10

Guests praise location, cleanliness, and enthusiastic animation staff. Common complaints include long food queues, poor soundproofing, maintenance issues (beds, elevators), noise, and parking fees.

Dimension scores · cross-source

Value8.0
Service8.0
Location8.0
Cleanliness8.0
Facilities7.5
PraisedProfessional and enthusiastic animation team · Excellent water park and kids' facilities · Location near the beach · Rich and delicious food overall
ComplaintsFew elevators and long waits · Poor room maintenance (beds/damage) · Poor soundproofing and noise · Long queues during peak dining hours

KEYSuitable for families seeking entertainment. Avoid peak dining times; choose rooms away from pools if sensitive to noise.

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