Camping Costa del Sol Glamping Village

We spent two weeks in a "Hannah" tent. A wonderful campsite. In the May vacation many Dutch families with young children. Attention: The Hannah cottages are luxury tents ( unfortunately without dishwasher ) and little privacy. We were lucky not to have any over neighbors. We did miss a stair gate for our daughter and two reclining chairs on the porch. There was only a wooden dining table set with 4 wooden chairs. The campsite is located on a busy road. Here you have virtually no trouble. The campsite itself is car-free. You can park in the central parking lot. The following charges apply Low season: 10 euros per day High season: 18 euros per day. On the public road is free parking. The only disadvantage is that opposite the campsite there are big pop concerts. This lasted until 00.30 and was one deafening noise. As a result, there is NO parking in a radius of 1.5 km around the campsite. The whole area is then rammed with parking. From the reception this is not communicated!!! Swimming pool is nice with a small slide and various play sand. Wifi connection is very good! Gym is fine and small. A three course meal is available in the afternoon for 20 euros pp. Next door gas station you can also get several small affordable groceries. Staff is friendly but service could be better.

Very inconsiderate not to let us access the reception with the car to unload the suitcases. And you enter at 16h and leave at 11h I do not understand, paying for a lodging of less than 24 hours. I can't talk about the services because I didn't get to know them. The best thing about the receptionist is to double his salary.

I am very dissatisfied with the parking situation at Camping Costa del Sol. The campsite promotes itself as low-traffic, which is a great idea.. But, only if there’s enough parking, which clearly isn’t the case. During check-in, we were informated about parking. The campsite offers parking for €10 per night (…). But if once you choose to see dat by day you are not guarenteed by a parking place.. Which they did not tell us. So once it’s full, you’re left to figure things out yourself. They told is to park in the street near by.. the police disagree. Result: € 200 fine. This feels especially unfair when you’re simply staying at your accommodation(!) There was no clear information about restrictions, and no real alternative was offered. Reception openly admitted there aren’t enough parking spaces..the barrier won’t open. When we raised the issue, no solution was provided; we were just told to find somewhere else further. With no proper guidance or alternatives, we had little choice. To be fair, the glamping itself is neat and well-maintained (accommodation, pool, restaurant, Location). But the parking situation overshadows everything. Having to carry luggage and groceries from a distant spot, sometimes a 30-minute walk tot oure accomodation; is simply unreasonable. If you’re staying at a campsite, there should be enough parking spaces for guests—right?! I’ve never experienced this before.

Unforgettable experience. Right in front of the beach for dogs just have to cross a bridge. Good attention at reception, cleaning, maintenance and restoration. The incredible animation and the pool with the lifeguard phenomenal. If we can we will repeat.

Very well located and good services.

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