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Beatriz Costa & Spa

7.2/10 based on 2688 reviews

Verdict

A four-star hotel with clearly aging facilities but staff that works miracles and an entertainment team that saves a lot of stays. If you're after a functional vacation without expecting modern luxury, it delivers — but don't expect any pleasant surprises in the decor or finishes.

Who it's for

  • Families with kidsThe entertainment team gets consistent praise and the pools are spacious and well maintained, making up for the dated facilities.
  • Budget-conscious travelersThey understand that an older four-star can still offer good value for money when the staff is attentive and the entertainment is decent.
  • Guests who don't mind dated decorWorn carpets or decade-old furniture don't bother them as long as the bed is comfortable and the room is spacious.
  • Those looking for relative peace and quietThe somewhat secluded location keeps you away from the noise, though you'll need a car or the hotel shuttle to get around.

Who it's NOT for

  • Those who demand modern facilitiesAround 1 in every 8 reviews mentions visible deterioration, outdated furniture, and an urgent need for cosmetic renovations.
  • Premium all-inclusive connoisseursSeveral guests complain that services advertised as included come with extra costs, and the quality of drinks at the bar disappoints for the price.
  • Those relying on public transportThe out-of-the-way location means you need a car or have to rely on shuttles with limited schedules, which frustrates anyone who wants to get around freely.

Recurring signals in 48 recent reviews

Around 18 reviews mention visibly aged facilities: worn carpets, furniture from another era, common areas crying out for a renovation. It's not dirt — it's accumulated wear. Some recent reviews note the hotel has started selective renovations, but most of it is still stuck in decades past.

The staff are the unsung heroes of this hotel. About 16 reviews praise the team's friendliness and willingness to help, from reception to housekeeping. The entertainment team — with recurring names like Cristina, Cloe, and Valentino — gets a shoutout in 12 reviews as the best part of the stay. If the hotel works despite its physical shortcomings, it's because of them.

Food divides opinion in a big way. Around 15 reviews touch on it: half praise the daily themed variety and generous portions, the other half criticize repetition, lack of flavor, or inconsistent temperature. It seems to depend on when you eat and what you expect from a hotel buffet at this level. The pools, on the other hand, score points: 11 reviews highlight they're clean, spacious, and have enough sun loungers.

One recurring annoyance: 8 reviews mention elevators that break down or don't reach certain floors. Not a disaster, but if you have reduced mobility or heavy luggage, it can be a real problem.

Location

The somewhat secluded location comes up in 10 reviews with mixed opinions: some appreciate the peace and quiet and the free shuttle to key spots, others see it as a drawback if you don't have your own car.

Heads up

The reviews analyzed are mostly concentrated in a 4-week window (March–April 2026), which limits the ability to detect seasonal patterns. There's also a noticeable polarization: lots of very high or very low scores, very few in the middle.

Hard facts

Category4 stars
Average rating7.2 out of 2,688 reviews
AmenitiesPool, gym, parking, free WiFi, restaurant, bar
Sample analyzed150 recent reviews (Google Maps, through April 2026)

Methodology

Page based on analysis of 48 recent Google Maps reviews (indicative sample of the current experience), location verification with Google Maps on April 22, 2026. No in-person stay.

Indicative sample · 48 recent reviews analysed · methodology

House rules

What is included

Sports

Pool Gym

Transport

Parking

Services

Free WiFi

Dining

Restaurant Bar

Where it is

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