Review date: 27 June 2008 - A HotelStreet visitor from Bolton, England, Uk wrote:-

Review title: "H. Top Molinos Park Hotel Is Fantastic!"
Travel date: June 2008
We went to the Molinos Park on 17th June for a week for our son's 18th. Our stay there was great.

The rooms are air conditioned, beds very comfortable. Maid service everyday, staff more than happy to help, food very good and weather was fantastic! Will definitely be going back! Thanks for a great time!

Review date: 26 June 2008 - A HotelStreet visitor from Lancashire, England wrote:-

Review title: "Most Expensive All Inclusive I Have Ever Stayed"
Travel date: June 2008
The food here is fantastic if you don't eat at the hotel. If you like chips, pasta and salad at every meal then you will be OK. I stayed here with my husband and five children ranging from eight up to 17. All in all it cost us an extra £1000.00 to feed us all as the food was diabolical.

The 'Smugglers' Inn' nearby does a fantastic evening meal with a good variety to choose from on the menu and for breakfast the 'Paddock' is absolutely fantastic. The best breakfast I have ever had anywhere in the world.


The rooms are very basic and we had two rooms, one with three beds and one with four beds crammed into a space that should really be for two, but as we didn't spend much time in the rooms, then that's fine. We could live with that.


The bar staff are all friendly and they work really hard - not stopping much throughout the day. The only quibble with the bar was the stupid plastic cups they served the drinks in. I felt six years old every time I had a drink, but I can see why they do this. Safety I suppose.

The pool is lovely. No complaints there.

The entertainment was not fantastic either. Very minimal. The entertainment lad tried very hard but we got a little fed up of him shouting top notes all the time and playing the 'Choo Chi, Wa Waa' song about four times an hour.

We never saw any violence within the hotel like other reviews said. We only saw one big fight and that was at the hotel over the road. Not pleasant, I have to say.

People have said on other reviews that this is a cheap hotel but I must say my holiday cost me £2500.00. Not cheap at all for a week's stay, although I do believe that you can get really cheap deals to this hotel sometimes.

The beaches are lovely and it is an ideal location for everything. Ten minutes into La Pineda and 20 minutes into Salou. Bus stop right outside the hotel and also the train stop as well. Train much more expensive than the bus but the train is fun and the kids loved it.

We went to Aquapolis, the water park in La Pineda and it was excellent. They have a sea lion and dolphin show that you can watch and its all included in the entry fee. 23 euros for adults and 17.50 for kids under 11. Well worth the money just to watch the dolphins. They were brilliant. You could even swim with the sea lions, at a cost of 45 euros though.

All I can say is that if you are fussy with your food, then Molinos Park isn't for you. Like I said earlier, most expensive all inclusive I have ever stayed at.

Review date: 17 June 2008 - A HotelStreet visitor from Ireland wrote:-

Review title: "Great Holiday"
Travel date: June 2008
This holiday with my boyfriend was great. Nice hotel in a nice quite area.

The only thing I did not like was the walls are very thin. You can hear everything but this was okay because I am not a light sleeper!

The staff are lovely and also cleaners are friendly and good at their job.

Food was lovely, just kind of the same all the time but nice.
I really enjoyed my stay and would recomend the H Top. Molinos Park.

Review date: 11 June 2008 - A HotelStreet visitor from Dorset, England, UK wrote:-

Review title: "Never Again"
Travel date: June 2008
This has got to be the worst hotel we have ever stayed in. We feel sorry for some of the staff that have to work there.

The food was boring - the same every day - morning, noon and night including the so called snacks.

The brochure states no all same sex group bookings accepted - what a joke - there were two groups of males one of 30 and one of 23 people also two or three groups of females. This hotel should either be 18-30 style or family. It is not fair for families to have to put up with loud lairy groups at three, four or five in the morning. We never had a good night's sleep in the week we were there. The only sleep we got was on the beach.

We will never go again and will never recommend this the H. Top Molinos Park so called hotel to even our worst enemy. If you read these reviews and think a holiday is what you make it, that's what we thought. How wrong we were! Never, ever again!

Review date: 06 June 2008 - A HotelStreet visitor from England wrote:-

Review title: "Shockingly Bad!"
Travel date: May 2008
This was actually my second visit to the H. Top Molinos Park hotel, the first being acceptable for a cheap hotel, However this time was a nightmare!

I had no sleep all week as there were stag dos and children running riot up till 5 a.m.! The police were at the hotel most nights and the one and only the security guard was beaten up!

Me, my boyfriend and my parents rarely ventured to the bar as no entertainment, big queues and intimidatings guest who have no thought for others.

First day I arrived I wanted to leave and will never be going back! Paying all inclusive was a waste of money because I did not want to be in the hotel at all, let alone for the evenings.

The only good thing is the food which I loved. Congratulations to the chef!

Salou itself is wicked - lots of pubs and restaurants, but to be honest, I feel the tourist aspect is diminishing as it was always dead everywhere we went!

Review date: 18 May 2008 - A HotelStreet visitor from Norfolk, England wrote:-

Review title: "What A Let Down"
Travel date: May 2008
For an H Top three star hotel it did not live up to expectations. From the noise during the night where security and police had to called to there being no entertainment during the bad weather and the children being left to run riot. The restaurant staff where rude clearing away plates when others are still eating at the same table - reaching over the ones remaining eating. Entertainment was not as expected so spent time in Salou in a local friendly English run pub.

Review date: 15 May 2008 - A HotelStreet visitor from Kent, England wrote:-

Review title: "H Top Molinos Park From Hell "
Travel date: May 2008
There is not one good thing that I can say about the H Top Molinos Park hotel. Should have taken notice of the reviews. Chicken every night and sausages and chilli con carni disguised as shepherd's pie. The bar staff are rude and the reception are not very helpful.

Children running round all hours in the night playing football. No proper security. The walls in the rooms are paper thin and you can hear every word your neighbours say. The rooms smell like rotten eggs.

The only good thing about this holiday was coming home to proper food and tea and coffee.

Review date: 12 May 2008 - A HotelStreet visitor from Bolton, England wrote:-

Review title: "Not As Bad As Expected"
Travel date: May 2008
We stayed here for a week at the beginning of May and had a fab time. Beer was on tap, just like the food but the food was horrible and always the same but that never bothered us - we just ate out and the holiday was so cheap it never bothered us!

Walls are paper thin in the bedrooms but cleaned everyday which was OK, if you're not fussy! The rooms are very basic though!

Most of the staff are very friendly apart from a few on reception very rude.

Main Salou is about half an hour's walk or ten minute bus ride which is right outside the hotel. Salou has lots of good bars and pubs and shops! This hotel was a good hotel and we enjoyed our stay. If you are not fussy and just want a good time, the H. Top Molinos Park will be OK for you! Don't worry!

Review date: 09 May 2008 - A HotelStreet visitor from Essex wrote:-

Review title: "Could Have Been Better"
Travel date: April 2008
We stayed here in April 2008. Overall hotel not too bad if you want free everything. Found staff generally OK with the odd one not interested. That's the good news. Now the rubbish bits.

Food was good but most of the time it was luke warm and a few people complained about this. The rooms are basic, cleaned every day but I would advise that you pay for a key to the safe in your room as we noticed our suitcases might have been tampered with. The walls in the room were paper thin so if you want a decent nights sleep forget it.

The best thing about the H. Top Molinos Park hotel is that all the food and drinks are on tap, if you go all inclusive.

The reason we enjoyed our holiday was that we hired a car to get away and explore Salou and the rest of the Costa.

One thing I don't advise is asking for free food at the bar after 12 p.m. because all you will get is two slices of bread and a piece Spanish meat in the middle

If you have booked a holiday to salou and this is the hotel you have been allocated, try to change it. Overall we had a good holiday because we worked with it.

Review date: 05 February 2008 - A HotelStreet visitor from Glasgow, Scotland wrote:-

Review title: "Molinos Park - You Get What You Pay For!"
Travel date: October 2007
This hotel was fab! Well, fab for what you pay for.

I need to stress this point so much. All the complaints I have read are somewhat true but you have to remember that it's a cheap hotel. If people want a perfect hotel then there are a few five star hotels in Salou.

Food is good if you are not a fussy eater. I admit some waitresses are not that friendly but people should treat them as they treat you! The area where you eat is always clean.

Bar staff - these guys are great. They have a laugh with you and are very friendly. They even came on a night out with me and my friends. They stay in the hotel as well so they walked us or got a taxi with us back to the hotel, then we would sit down stairs with them and have another few drinks before saying night and off to bed.

Pool area - I agree with the mess of the hotel's pool. It is bad but whose fault is that? Yes, the visitors to the hotel. Its not hard to pop litter in the bin (the bar staff are not cleaners) as for the fag ends, well there are plenty of ashtrays that should be used. Then we wouldn't have this problem.

Rooms - well, they are meant for two people unless you have a small child and then an extra bed is moved into the room! The rooms are clean and don't smell of sick - it's Spanish polish! It doesn't smell like back in the UK does it!

Well, overall the H. Top Molinos Park hotel is grand for a three star hotel, especially for the money you pay for it.

I'm going back in July for my birthday and will continue visiting!

Review date: 19 October 2007 - A HotelStreet visitor from Lowestoft, Suffolk, England wrote:-

Review title: "Not A Nice Hotel"
Travel date: October 2007
Very disappointed with this hotel. The rooms were small and very stuffy. Overlooking apartments across the road and no net curtains at windows. The walls were paper thin so everything could be heard from the corridor and neighbouring rooms. The public rooms were dirty, especially outside the restaurant where there was very often discarded food. It was impossible to sit in the bar in the evening as the entertainment was so loud. The pool area was always littered with straws, cups and cigarette ends. More ashtrays provided would have been a help. There were no mattresses for the sunbeds so was most uncomfortable to sunbathe. The best thing about this hotel was the food.

I would rate the Molinos Park a two star and I certainly will not be staying at another H Top hotel.

Review date: 12 October 2007 - A HotelStreet visitor from Scotland wrote:-

Review title: "Hotel From Hell"
Travel date: October 2007
This hell hole has been the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. On arrival our room hadn't been properly cleaned with the dust on furniture about three inches thick. I was promised that a cleaner would be back to clean it that day. We asked for another room and were taken to one which was worse than what we had. We decided to wait on the cleaner. The next day came and it still wasn't cleaned. I complained again and was told the same thing. Still nothing happened. I ended up cleaning it myself!

We were next door to about a dozen lads who were on a stag do. You've never heard anything like it. One even urinated in the corridor when he couldn't get into his room which resulted in a puddle lying outside our room! Another guy above us vomited from his balcony and was sick all over ours. I complained about that and was promised it would be cleaned. Again it was not! I ended up cleaning that as well!

This hotel was a drinkers' paradise. Adults were only interested in how many drinks they could consume. At the end of the night, kids were left carrying parents up the stairs as they were so intoxicated they couldn't walk. The noise was unbearable after 12.00 midnight and the security didn't seem to care about the noise.

The hotel was understaffed and had the most miserable staff I have ever come across. Cutlery was like gold dust. If you asked staff for cutlery because there wasn't any in the trays, they just shrugged their shoulders. Food was pathetic and didn't cater for kids whatsoever. Rubbish was left in the pool area until the next day. Even the dining area wasn't cleaned properly from the night before with remnants of food on the floor!

The entertainment was just a shambles and one big noise.

It's no wonder we spent our time on trips just to get away from that hell hole. Never again would I step foot in that hole. So if anyone has booked to go to the H. Top Molinos Park in the future, take my advice and cancel it!

Review date: 08 October 2007 - A HotelStreet visitor from Scotland wrote:-

Review title: "The Worst Hotel"
Travel date: October 2007
Worst hotel I have ever stayed in. How this still has three star rating is beyond me. Room tiny for three of us. The 12 year old we had with us was not even booked in and was given no card which he was very upset about.

The staff were the rudest I have ever encountered. Restaurant staff were the same. Cleaning staff were not up to the job. In fact, not many of the staff were not up to the job including the entertainer. All the acts thought they could win x-factor but they were complete and utter rubbish. I have heard better drunks singing in the street.

Noise was constant after 12 midnight. Majority of people totally inconsiderate of other guests. After leaving the bar, eventually, they would sing very loudly and fight and argue in the corridors and their rooms.

In the light of the McCann situation in Portugal, I thought I would see an improvement in parent care - not so. Children were left unattended at the poolside. I also noticed more than a few parents coming down for the entertainment without said kids - who was looking after them? Not that it mattered, the same parents were so drunk they could not have helped their children anyway. On a few occasions I even saw children coming down to the evening entertainment without their parents who I assume were lying drunk in their rooms! Horrifying!

I would not recommend the Molinos Park or any other H. Top hotel to anyone.

Review date: 06 June 2008 - A HotelStreet visitor from Birmingham wrote:-

Review title: "H Top Molinos Park"
Travel date: August 2007
We originally booked Villa Marina and have to say we stayed there before and much rather H Top. On arrival it seems to be out of town and away from everywhere, yet there are buses that go all over the place outside the hotel. The beach is four minutes away but not really ideal if you have a buggy. We walked with our three year old down the steps to the beach and dragged the buggy down the steps. It was really wasn't a chore as the beach was great for the kids. If you have a little one that will hold your hand, I would suggest you leave the buggy at the hotel as it really is that close.

Rooms are basic but spotless. We had two beds that became four by magic, so we were four soldiers in a row. Kids thought it was great.

Hotel really clean - maids in every day and they were polishing the place when I visited reception early one morning. Slight smell as you walked down the steps to the main bar/entertainment area but I think it's generally the drainage smell and after a few gin and tonics it disappeared.

Outside area was OK. Small pool for the kids that my three year old loved. The larger pool was also great. Crammed chairs rather than beds but it did the job. Small playground at the back. Again, kids thought it was great. We had a beer or two whilst they played.

Food was lovely - lots of choice. I'm vegetarian and ate really well. Kids also ate well. Drinks was also great - wine not fab, but once you tasted it, you had to have another one. We were on the all inclusive and its definitely worth it. You didn't feel guilty if you had to ditch the wine and have a short or beer!

One tip that I would definately suggest you do before going home and this may sound really sad, is to book the washing machine and dryer free of charge to do all your washing. I did the whole suitcase sipping a G & T save doing it on my return. On the roof of the hotel, no children are allowed and it's fab - hot tub and bar with a fantastic view.

We are going back again in August 2008 to the H. Top Molinos Park. This holiday was really good on a budget and is good value for money.

Review date: 03 September 2007 - A HotelStreet visitor from England wrote:-

Review title: "Hell Hole"
Travel date: August 2007
Oh my gosh! Where do I start. As a short flight holiday to the sun and being all inclusive, I thought it would be ideal for me, my partner and my two teen boys. I have read some reviews about the hotel being cheap but I don't call £1500 cheap for one week.

My teens enjoyed it as there are lots and lots of kids all different ages but for the adults, it's just a complete booze up. Rubbish entertainment, if you can call it that. Blackpool with sun. The food is the same old and like pig slop, you have to chase waitresses for different items and their faces say it all when you ask them.

The staff are so rude throughout the hotel and the bar staff oh my gosh, you hate having to ask them for a drink which even though you are all inclusive, you feel as though you are begging. One of the staff brought tears to my eyes after shouting at me aggressively when I politely said he had given me the wrong drink which was for my son. I asked for pineapple and lemonade and was given vodka and lemonade so he chucked it flying.

I also witnessed a glass being chucked at another boy in the pool which cut the ten year old in the face and the so called life guard just wiped the blood away and sat back down. Unbelievable, eh?! Also to top it off, after a downpour, the front of hotel was very slippery with no warning devices. It was like an ice rink and I slipped off the step onto my back and got myself a lovely graze/bruise for the week which was very sore.

All I can say is I read reports before I went but still went as I like to judge for myself and boy, it has put me off going abroad again. Even now the smell of drains bring back terrible nightmares as that's what you also inhale for your full duration. Advice - don't waste your coins - there are lots of other nice hotels out there. Don't be fooled with this all inclusive lark, it's rubbish.

Review date: 19 August 2007 - A HotelStreet visitor from Birmingham wrote:-

Review title: "Good"
Travel date: August 2007
I think that you got what you paid for really. The H. Top Molinos Park hotel overall was very clean but the rooms were very small! The food is OK and there are a lot of snack times at the hotel! It's not a very good place to take your kids! So be warned!

Review date: 13 August 2007 - A HotelStreet visitor from Teeside, England, UK wrote:-

Review title: "H Top Molinos Is Rubbish"
Travel date: August 2007
After reading reviews we thought, oh no, what have we done and when we got there we realised what a mistake we had made.

The hotel stinks, the food is disgraceful and you can't go anywhere near the pool until 9.45 bang on. Then at 6 they come and collect all the sunbeds. If I was to carry on writing review, I would be here for a week so all in all, if you want a good holiday, stay well away from H Top Molinos. I wish I had.

Review date: 07 August 2007 - A HotelStreet visitor from England wrote:-

Review title: "H.Top Molinos Park"
Travel date: May 2007
We booked the holiday before reading any of the reviews, so on the run up to the holiday we were worried that it was going to be horrible.

Anyway, we arrived at the hotel and we had such a shock it was really nice. The staff were really pleasant and helpful. We went to our room and that was really clean and just basic.

It was then time for dinner and we were expecting the food to be rubbish but it was really nice and the was something for everyone.

All in all, we had a really good time and the kids loved it. The Molinos Park was spotless and the staff were really friendly. We will definitely go back because for the price we paid it was excellent. So anyone else who has booked first before reading the reviews, don't worry, you will enjoy it.

Review date: 30 May 2007 - A HotelStreet visitor from Crewe, England wrote:-

Review title: "Fantastic!"
Travel date: May 2007

What a great hotel! Obviously not the Ritz but for what we paid, far, far greater then what we expected, especially after reading previous reviews. Food was great - mussels, king prawns, pork beef, salmon, fillets, chicken and hams were just some of the meats with soup, cheeses, salads, fruit, puddings, the lot - it was great! The bar was hardly busy and got served super quick. There was a slight smell only in the room but that soon disappeared. Jacuzzi roof top was fab. Overall rating - fantastic!

Review date: 27 May 2007 - A HotelStreet visitor from Hertfordshire wrote:-

Review title: "Great For Adults"
Travel date: May 2007
I went to Salou with my mum, my partner and our two children aged three and eight. We went all inclusive so we wouldn't have to travel far for something to eat. When we arrived at the Molinos hotel, we were really surprised how nice and clean it was and it didn't smell at all. The reception staff was really helpful and friendly. We were on the fourth floor so we had to take the lift which was working. Our room was clean and smelt ok but there was mould on the shower curtain that was all.

In the morning we went for breakfast which was not very nice but they did try to cater as much as they could for what people liked back here. Lunch and dinner was ok but got fed up of eating the same things everyday. The meat did not look very appetising so I just lived on salad and pasta. The snacks was just as bad, all that there was, was burgers which was red in the middle, onions, chips and salad.

The pool was nice, very cold, but the kids enjoyed it. When we went, it was very hot so they could play outside all day. There was no kids' club during the day. The only thing there was, was bingo. They told us they try to make it a family thing but having drinking competitions is not for kids. Even at night there was nothing for them to do. They did the same things night after night. In the hotel they had three pool tables but they kept getting broken by unruly kids.

There was a nice little beach just down the road and a supermarket with a bus stop and taxi rank just outside of the hotel. There was also a little hut where you could get your tickets for excursions to Barcelona or PortAventura. We went there on the fourth day and it was brilliant. We didn't have to queue for anything.

After about a day in the hotel it started to really smell of blocked drains and in our rooms, we had to fill the bath with water then pull the plug to make the sewage go down the drains.

There is a little park outside for the kids to play in and it is secure. At night all the adults could do was drink and drink as it was free but after midnight you have to pay. When we were there someone fell off of the second floor balcony and down into a gully. It took the ambulance 25 minutes to get there and another 30 minutes to get him out as the gates were locked. That was the only thing worth watching. Also the people on the second floor were getting broken into because you can climb up on to the balcony from the outside.

Everyone was very helpful at the hotel and could understand English very well. There were cleaners that came round every day to clean the rooms and change the towels. But only go there if you are a northerner because they are very rude to you if you come from down south.

Only take your children if they like bingo, swimming, burgers, chips and don't get bored very quickly. God knows what they would do if it started to pour down with rain. Don't go all inclusive, go half board or self catering. We got a bus into Salou main centre and had something different to eat which was nice.

Oh yeah, and only go to the hotel Molinos if you are hard of hearing because the volume of the music is so loud you cant hear anybody talking to you and you cant hear what the entertainers say because their voices sound all muffled when they talk into the microphone. Only go there if you are aged between 18-30 and like drinking.

Review date: 19 April 2007 - A HotelStreet visitor from Wigan wrote:-

Review title: "Early Break With Little To Do"
Travel date: April 2007
The hotel was clean and the inclusive food was quite reasonable for the price we paid (a late booking). However, in the week we were there, the weather was dull, cold and very rainy. Given the conditions, we expected that our nine year old would be ok because the hotel came with a kids' club. Be warned, this is only active during peak season. So about 150 people were just sitting in the lounge all day with no music, just playing cards etc.

We resorted to catching the very regular and cheep buses into Salou. Ooops - most of the family bars were also shut until mid May.

When it wasn't raining we found ourselves walking round and round Salou and queuing with everyone else at PortAventura (average wait in a weekday was two hours!)

I think the sun would have put a brighter outlook on the holiday (and I can't blame the hotel for that), but the lack of activities at the hotel made the week quite a boring experience.

Review date: 30 October 2006 - A HotelStreet visitor from Manchester, England wrote:-

Review title: "To Be Fair You Get What You Pay For!"
Travel date: October 2006
Ok, I've just read the last review and have to agree with most of it. The hotel leaves a lot to be desired, but we paid just over £100 for a week all inclusive. What can you expect?

The hotel and staff were great. The problems came from the people staying there. A lot of these seemed to have been 'let out' for the week and left with a free bar from morning to night, just went mad and drank themselves silly! The kids were left to run riot and we spotted a few very underage drunken kids! To me that was the biggest route of the problems. We took ourselves off to the roof top area. There were no kids allowed, so it was really nice much cleaner and quieter.

The hotel did have a dreadful smell to it, but so did half of Salou. The drainage systems are terrible in this part of Spain.

The hotel is basic to say the least! The food was ok. There was always something you could eat, even if it was just cheese and bread. On the whole we had a good time; there were ten of us aging from 11 years to 40++.

I wouldn't choose to go again, but I wouldn't tell people not to go. Read the reviews and make up your own mind. They didn't stop us going and it really is a case of what you make it! And as I say, you get what you pay for, as far as food and accommodation go.

Review date: 10 October 2006 - A HotelStreet visitor from N. Ireland wrote:-

Review title: "Beware! The Hotel From Hell"
Travel date: October 2006
Fawlty Towers eat your heart out! First impressions were good. I was travelling with three other adults, two children aged seven and eight and two infants, both a year and a half. We arrived at the hotel bout 11.45 local time. The other couple's room was ready but ours wasn't so we decided to do some exploring. Hotel lobby was lovely but that's were it ended.

When I booked in January 06, no where did it say that the hotel was on a hill and unsuitable for people with walking difficulties. Access to the bar and pool facilities could only be reached by going down a death defying flight of stairs (not an easy task for toddlers in pushchairs) - no lifts!

In our room they had managed to squash in four beds and a cot into a room no bigger than a shoe box. We had literally one and a half feet either side of the bed before you reached either the wall or the balcony doors! Top that off with no storage space for five people's clothes. Our beds were made every day but weren't changed once the whole week we were there. The towels were changed once. The floors weren't cleaned at all while there. The same brown stain was on the bathroom floor from the day we arrived until the day we left. The smell in the rooms was horrendous - smelt like cats pee throughout the whole hotel, made worse by the fact they switch off the air-con after the 15th September because its out of season (even though we were having 30 degrees everyday).

The food was atrocious, unless you liked sausages and chips for every meal. There was nothing to feed the toddlers (who aren't fussy eaters) and the only thing they had for them to drink was fizzy drinks. No diluting drinks and water had to be paid for, even though we were all inclusive.

The kiddies' play area, if you could call it that, had raw sewage running into it, hence the smell and the constant swarm of flies.

There were 21 break ins in the week we were there, the majority of which occurred while people were in bed asleep. The police were in the hotel at least twice a day. The noise levels at night were ridiculous. It was more like a nightclub than a hotel. People shouting and fighting constantly. We spent five days paying to eat and drink in the hotel next door, the Sunclub Aparthotel which was fantastic. I wouldn't send my worse enemy to Top Molinos Park!

Review date: 03 September 2006 - A HotelStreet visitor from Wales, UK wrote:-

Review title: "Molinos Park - Great"
Travel date: June 2006
Where do I start? We got there on the 18th June 2006. The first thing I saw was the entertainment staff (Nick Kaldo) - he was fabulous. We became very good friends. Still are now.

Our room was lovely. Clean, fresh, new sheets everyday. I just loved staying there. Food was great (chips - mmmmm). Pool area was stunning. Bar staff (Diego, Jimmy and the rest) were gorgeous. Come on guys, I'm only 18 but I had a wicked time. I'd go again if it weren't for my job but I will be back there in 2007. See ya, bye.

Review date: 18 June 2006 - A HotelStreet visitor from England, UK wrote:-

Review title: "H. Top Molinos Park Hotel Is A Disaster"
Travel date: May 2006
Where do I begin? What a nightmare of a place. I took my mum there for a break – she had just lost my dad so I thought I would treat her. I wish I had not. The entertainment was rubbish, the rooms were rubbish and the food was rubbish. Staff so so.

Kids everywhere. Parents letting them run wild. Lots of hen and stag parties which should not be allowed. More like a club 18-30. Disgusting.

The disabled had to sit upstairs because no lift down to the bar and entertainment room and pool but what makes me giggle is they have a disabled tiolet for the disabled. What a joke!

Highly not recommended by me or my mother. We had to endure this and the noise of banging and fighting and arguments for two weeks. Never again will I ever go there again.

Review date: 22 September 2005 - A HotelStreet visitor from Norwich, UK wrote:-

Review title: "If You Like Sleep, Don't Go Here"
Travel date: September 2005
Well what can I say? First impressions it seemed lovely. Food was great, night time a nightmare. The first night we got there we checked in. Bit of a hold up with the room but not a problem. We got to the room there was hair in the bath and soap scum on the soap holder so I cleaned it anyway. Not a problem.

The entertainment for kids was not too good. They were having kids' fun dances at 10:45 pm. Entertainment for adults wasn't that good. The stage collapsed in the hotel, the staff seemed tired all the time, no enthusiasm at all and the lifts broke.

As for night time, there was no trouble in the bar, just when everyone got to their rooms there would be shouting, slamming, doors banging - it was like being on a 18-30 holiday and if you don't like loud music, shouting or rowdiness don't go here.

We were also disappointed with the all-inclusive bit as you had to pay for ice creams for the kids and snacks behind the bar, which I thought was a bit naughty as well as the fact it stated on the booking hotel information that the bar was open till 1 am. It got to 00:00 midnight and they would hurry you out which I didn't think was fair but I thought Salou was a lovely place. I went for a week. I went on the Monday and by Wednesday I was packed ready to come home. I would definitely not want to go back ever again. Be warned - it isn't a nice hotel to stay, the only highlight is the food.

Review date: 27 August 2005 - A HotelStreet visitor from Norfolk wrote:-

Review title: "A Holiday Let Down!"
Travel date: July 2005
We were a party of four adults, two of them teenagers. The journey to the hotel was trouble free and the hotel looked really nice when we arrived. The room was ok but parts of it were not all that clean, especially in the bathroom, e.g. mould around the shower heads, a hole in the ceiling where water dripped through etc. The maid service was fine and we had clean towels most days.

The main problem was the noise levels. If you want a good night's sleep, this is not the hotel for you. The walls are so thin you can hear everything from the room next door and believe me, people weren't very considerate late into the night. Had to complain a couple of times about it.

The bar area and pool are down a flight of stairs which was ok for us but not if you are disabled or have a pushchair. The curtains in the bar were all covered in black mould and the tables were always sticky. I felt as though it needed an update and a good clean.
The pool was fine but very cramped in the day. You had a job getting a sun bed. We went to the beach every day which was down a bit of a hill but worth it. The food at the hotel was reasonable and the restaurant staff very efficient.

So, to sum up, we were very disappointed with the hotel and have no plans to visit any time in the future.

Review date: 11 July 2005 - A HotelStreet visitor from England wrote:-

Review title: "Molinos Park Hotel"
Travel date: June 2005
Clean and comfortable room. Clean towels every day. Food was well cooked and presented in clean restaurant. BEWARE! There is air conditioning but on timer between 2pm and 2am so gets really stuffy during the night. Really bad smell from the drains in our room and quite a few other people complaining of same problem.

Short walk to local beach but a real hike to Salou (suggest local bus which stops outside hotel and costs 1.60 euros each way (adult).

Review date: 11 April 2005 - A HotelStreet visitor from Coventry, England wrote:-

Review title: "Holiday"
Travel date: March 2005
After reading the appalling reviews on this website, I was very reluctant and almost cancelled my booking. It was a trip arranged by the college and I started to believe my lecturers had skanked me.

But after a reasonably trouble-free journey, I was extremely surprised when I first saw the hotel. First impressions are very good and I couldn't wait to get a cold beer down my throat. The check-in staff were very polite and helpful. After checking-in we were shown to our rooms and were delighted with our accommodation, finding the rooms tidy, pleasant and well-maintained. We arrived late so we immediately went for our meals straight away, and found the menu had a great variation for everyone. The food was delicious, well-cooked and presented professionally.

Before going out to get completely smashed, we took a short self-guided tour of the hotel. We found that the facilities were more than adequate and the pool was magnificent. The water was very clean and the pool was immaculate.

The entertainment was good and fun and generally and the staff were awesome. I would recommend it to anyone of all ages.

Review date: 28 January 2007 - A HotelStreet visitor from UK wrote:-

Review title: "Molinos Park Hotel Fab!"
Travel date: May 2004
The hotel was a lovely place to stay. The people were really friendly. Paul and Adele, the entertainers, were great and we had a laugh. There was a wide range of food and drink for all.

We did find that the walls were a bit thin but other than that fab!