Precise Resort El Rompido-The Hotel

Average in all aspect except the courses which were poor. The hotel was clean. Room was of good size but no tea coffee making facilities. Towels have seen much better days, plenty of toiletries but did not use them. Lid of the toilet was cracked. Flooring was rising in the room and in some corridors. My bed springs had gone and it felt like sleeping on a slope. Restaurant was very busy for dinner unless you went at second sitting 21:00 hrs. Staff were very good throughout the hotel. Drinks were very expensive €7 euros a large glass of beer and €14 for a short and mixer. There is a supermarket on site but a can of Coke Zero is €1.80. Water at the bar was €3 for a large bottle. Food was ok but not great. Breakfast was ok not great. Spa was good for a sports massage. Golf courses were simply not good enough in my opinion. Soaking wet from sprinklers overnight. Did not dry out until early afternoon. Greens were bobbly and patchy. Bunkers were dreadful. Many had no sand with weeds growing through what sand there was. Fairways were in poor condition with tree roots patches of gravel on the fringes. It was so bad that there were tufts of different types of grass in the fairway that we could pick clean and replace. Water features and ponds had puddles in the bottom and acres of pond liner in view. There was maintenance ongoing and tees being rebuilt and turfed. Cart paths torn up by machinery. Cart paths on the Norte were torn up or worn out tarmac with dangerous potholes where the path met the fairway. Temporary tees on the fairway in the Sud Course. Play was so slow. Our group let a pair through and we were told off by the marshal for doing so. Three rounds average 5.5 hours each using buggies. A Natural Waterside park abuts the course and there were quite a few mosquitoes! A buggy is essential, some long green to tees especially the 17th at the Sud. You could fly from Faro or Seville but there are many other places to go where the courses are much better.

Our 5th year in November for winter sunshine and golf. 6 ladies this time playing twice on the North course and twice on the South. Both courses are enjoyable, the North being a bit more challenging. The hotel is clean everywhere, the rooms are spacious and beds comfortable. We were semi all inclusive so enjoyed free drinks, both in the bars and in the restaurant from 5pm until 12mn...although I don't think we made midnight. Entertainment was good in the Son Saura downstairs bar. I must give a special thank you to Pepe and his team. Pete looked after us and he was missed on his night off. A very happy person with a good memory and decent spoken English. We did use what Spanish language we knew and we think he appreciated our efforts!! All staff including reception bar, restaurant and the lovely cleaning ladies were all happy at their work, which says a lot about the management. Thank you all.

Too stuffy in restaurants and rooms. Aircon only sending either warm or fresh air. Central aircon not switched on in April. Ants in room but staff quick to resolve . Nice rooms , comfortable. Ask for a kettle if you like a coffee in morning but take own coffee. Little supermarket for water, milk snacks . Restaurant has two sittings 7pm and 8pm v busy . Buffet style . Food not bad but queue for show cooking. Part all inclusive , drinks after 5pm . Wine 🍷 on table . Service little slow. Quick to remove plates , little too quick . Soup v tasty . Busy with golfing groups , so I wouldn’t recommend for couples in golfing season . Lots of bugs about . Overall staff a bit distant and didn’t make any effort to dunk or look happy in their work . Good maid service .lots of people had issues with room keys , not working . Could do with a better system . Nice golfing facilities .