Hotel Adaria Vera

“Plesent stay. ”

Hotel in general was good. The rooms a bit tired looking. Staff and hotel services excellent. Location 1 min walk to the beach. Plenty of free parking close to hotel. Value for what we paid and would stay again.

“Still Good”

I stayed at this hotel for 4 nights end of August/start of September 2019. It was not my first time, having stayed there previously in 2017. Again, I enjoyed my stay at the Adaria Vera - rooms are extremely spacious, well equipped, with a small fridge included, and furnished in a modern style.... more

I stayed at this hotel for 4 nights end of August/start of September 2019. It was not my first time, having stayed there previously in 2017. Again, I enjoyed my stay at the Adaria Vera - rooms are extremely spacious, well equipped, with a small fridge included, and furnished in a modern style. The bathroom also is spacious and offers a good shower. The room was a little more worn than when I first stayed, the beds perhaps a little flimsy but OK and the balcony small but acceptable. The hotel this time cost me more than double what I previously paid. However, I was happy overall with the quality of the room. Wifi was free and connection good. I did not find any English channels on the TV. I had a couple of problems during my stay - with the fridge not working at all and the air conditioning workly poorly on my first day. However, these were rectified the following day and the technician was able to offer me helpful advice. There is a very good pool area at the Adaria Vera with 2 adult pools and a children's pool, plenty of sun loungers and no need to get up early in order to secure one - largely due to the fact this hotel is patronised mainly by Spaniards - a good thing in my book sice I have a real aversion to English breakfasts and do not wish to see them on holiday. On the downside, there are not enough staff at this hotel. The available staff absolutely do their best but they are overworked. The bartender is also responsible for working in the kitchen so you do usually have to wait at the bar for a little while before they attend to you, except during the evening entertainment. Entertainment is again geared to Spaniards - there were 3 flamenco dancers on the night I went. I think I heard bingo on another occasion and I believe some evenings entertainment was aimed at children. Buffet breakfast lunch and dinner were available at the hotel. Lunch and dinner cost €15 pp. I did not eat there so cannot comment. Breakfast looked quite good but if you want a proper (non-machine version) coffee to accompany your food, you have to purchase it at the bar. Snacks are available throughout the day. I believe the hotel does offer paid parking but I had no real problem finding free parking in the area. A car is desirable, I would say, if staying in this area, as there is not a lot of entertainment and few shops. There are some restaurants/beach bars. It is, however, a great base from which to explore with a car. In summary, I recommend this hotel and will probably return when I next visit Almeria province.

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“As a disabled person”

This hotel was quite easy to locate, and a long walk to the beach. Entrance was good for me in my electric wheelchair. The first problem was no w/chair access to the pool area. The adapted room was spacious and they put an extra double bed in for my wife. The bathroom was again large enough to g... more

This hotel was quite easy to locate, and a long walk to the beach. Entrance was good for me in my electric wheelchair. The first problem was no w/chair access to the pool area. The adapted room was spacious and they put an extra double bed in for my wife. The bathroom was again large enough to get the w/chair in and move about, but the toilet had only one support bar on the left , and nothing on right hand wall for persons like me who have very limited limbs movement. The spacious shower had no fitted seat and no grab rails at all, as small flimsy stool was in the room but was totally inadequate for anyone at my level of in validity. Very disappointing. The hotel was very good for general use of the w/chair, u tile the dedicated disabled toilet had no assist rails of any type , really awkward for me. The food and service was very good and the staff very attentive and helpful. Bookings .com have them a points rating of 8.2. Another indication that us disabled persons are not regarded as needing extra help.

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“Not as we were expecting”

This was our first visit to Southern Spain and we stayed at the Hotel Adaria for 11 nights. Booking was with breakfast (optional) but after the first morning, no way! Felt like you were sat in a factory canteen and very little choice and unappetising for 10€ each! Bar was ok , nice friendly staf... more

This was our first visit to Southern Spain and we stayed at the Hotel Adaria for 11 nights. Booking was with breakfast (optional) but after the first morning, no way! Felt like you were sat in a factory canteen and very little choice and unappetising for 10€ each! Bar was ok , nice friendly staff. Noisy on an evening with entertainment which seemed to be for the kids even at 1130pm! Must say the Animation guy seemed very good and kept the children entertained but 1130pm is a bit late and you couldn’t pop in for a quiet drink to finish your night. Rooms were comfortable, well soundproofed and a good bathroom. All very clean inside. Bed was very comfortable but the furniture in the hotel (and our room - sofas, chairs) was very tired and falling apart (bit of TLC required). The size and cleanliness of the balcony was atrocious, table and chairs filthy. Not a 4 star hotel, a 3 star at the most. Was in a good position for beaches and cafes/bars etc and the area is very flat to walk around.

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