Resort FERGUS Club Europa (Paguera, Spain)

Remarkably for a resort complex, it was pretty hard to find a bad word written about the food coming out of Club Europa's kitchens. While not exactly described as gourmet quality, guests felt that there were an excellent variety of foods available, all well prepared and presented. They didn't seem to become bored with it over the course of their holiday.

Club Europa seems to have been very popular with families, with them saying that the resort really did cater to all ages, perhaps with the exception of teenagers. But everyone loved the pool terrace and games room, while parents seemed satisfied that their younger children had lots to do.

Again and again guests complimented the staff, who were said to be friendly and cheerful, so contributing to the holiday atmosphere.

Some of the bigger studios have their own kitchenette, but those who booked these units seemed to think they hardly needed to bother with installing them. They mentioned that they were exceptionally poorly equipped, with even very basic kitchen items missing. They certainly didn't feel they had what they needed to prepare proper meals.

This one did attract substantial criticism. Wi-Fi must be paid for, but guests felt strongly that, since connectivity was such a basic feature of life nowadays, that it should have been included in the room-rate.

Several guests felt it was a bit of a slog to get to the beach. While there were buses available, they found these inconvenient and would have been happier at a resort right on the beach.