TUI BLUE Suite Princess Adults Only

Lovely suite, loved the system with the sunbeds most people followed it. Hotel was clean and staff brilliant - even Simone (😂). Only let, for us, was the entertainment and the lack of varying the food.

My wife and I spent 2 weeks here and we absolutely loved everything about it. Our room on the 9th floor was spotlessly clean and kept that way by housekeeping throughout our stay. The shower was fantastic. The view from the balcony is absolutely gorgeous. We found the staff to be very friendly and fun. A shout out to Roman on the bar - what a diamond geezer! :-) The entertainment team were just amazing. They were very friendly and helpful. Nela & Sophie did the Aquagym and it was designed very well to gently warm you up, then do a decent workout and then have a nice cool down. They were also very funny during the Aquagym. A very special call-out has to be made to Simon on the entertainment team. He was very welcoming, friendly and funny. It was a delight to spend time with him. And his alter ego Simona who hosted the quizzes, was a sparkly diamond, entertaining us and really getting everyone in the crowd involved. We had such an amazing time, one of my all time favourite holidays ever.

Overall we had a great stay and really enjoyed our holiday.

We got taxis to Puerto Mogán and Mogán Mall instead of using the hotel bus, just so we weren’t tied to a timetable. They were only around €15 each way and both places are definitely worth a visit.

The biggest downside for me was how many extras there are once you’ve already paid a lot to stay at the hotel. The Premium All Inclusive upgrade is around €150 for better drinks and a few small extras, but I honestly think those should just be included as standard. When you’ve already spent a lot of money on an all-inclusive holiday, you shouldn’t feel like you’re constantly being encouraged to pay more to get a better experience. It just makes the standard package feel like the budget option rather than a proper all-inclusive.

The standard all-inclusive drinks weren’t great. Most of the cocktails come from pre-mixed containers and weren’t very nice. The only cocktail I really enjoyed was the Aperol Spritz, which was on tap. I’d recommend sticking to the branded spirits like Smirnoff instead. We even paid an extra €7 each for two premium cocktails to see if they were any better, but they were still watered down and tasteless, so definitely not worth the extra money.

One thing I didn’t realise before booking was that the hotel sells day passes, meaning members of the public can come in and use the facilities. My partner and I got up early to get sunbeds in a nice spot, only for a member of staff to bring a group of six day guests right in front of us. It made the area feel cramped and noisy, and it honestly felt like they were getting better treatment than guests who had paid to stay at the hotel for a full week. Again, when you’re spending a lot on your holiday, you’d expect the people actually staying there to be the priority.

The room was lovely—modern, very clean, and the balcony was great with its own sunbeds and table. The only thing that felt a bit strange was that everything seemed to shut down at 11pm. The entertainment finished, the lights were switched off, and it almost felt like being told it was bedtime. It seemed odd for an adults-only hotel, especially when the family hotel opposite still had entertainment and a nice atmosphere later into the evening.

Overall, we genuinely enjoyed our stay and had a great holiday, but there were just too many opportunities to spend more money after we’d already paid a premium to stay there. Making the standard all-inclusive feel more inclusive and putting hotel guests ahead of day visitors would make a big difference.