Club Hotel Marina Seada Beach

So pleased this holiday is over, Club Hotel Marina Seada Beach was not a great place to stay. This hotel is in the middle of nowhere and you have nothing around you apart from a small beach. If you do decide to stay at the Club Hotel Seada Beach, I would strongly recommend getting a hired car from the airport, you can hire a car at the hotel via Avis and this will cost over 100 euros per day. You have a free shuttle bus available three times per day, taking you to Budoni. You also have the main bus that stops outside of the hotel, however you will need to download one of the apps to purchase bus tickets as the drivers don’t take cash. DropTicket seems to be the preferred app but difficult to use as you don’t seem to be able to translate this into English. On arrival at this resort at about 14.30 we were lucky and got our apartment straight away from a helpful and friendly member of staff as check-in is not normally until 17.00. As we hadn’t eaten since being at Stansted at 05.30 we were told snacks were available at the pool bar (as stated in Jet2 description of this accommodation). However, the snack was just melon pieces and no other snacks were available at the time and dinner wouldn’t be until 19.30. We ended up taking a taxi that costs 30 euros from the hotel just to go to the nearest town to get a sandwich. Snacks are rarely available and these are very small pieces of pizza or focaccia and once we got a handful of crisps. Apartments. The rooms are basic and very clean, the rooms are cleaned daily. The one issue was there was only one double electrical socket and this had the fridge and TV plugged in, so you are limited if you need your devices charged. Jet2 description of the room stated we have a fridge, well, this was correct, however this fridge is not for personal use of food and drink but is only for a mini bar that you can purchase from reception (so Jet2 need to remove this from the description). Jet2 also describes the room as having a flat screen TV, this again was correct, however the only English channel was BBC1 but this wasn’t available, so not worth having a TV. This hotel has limited WiFi and the leaflet you get on arrival stated this is available in the reception area and the bar. This is incorrect, as we and other guests only found this available in the reception and not in the bar (Only one bar and this is the pool bar). Mobile phone signal is very hit and miss and is not reliable, you’re better off standing in the carpark near the main road to get a descent phone and mobile data signal. Food is very basic, however, plentiful. Don’t expect to have a Full English as breakfast is mainly continental food types. There are always at least two pasta dishes on, but very few vegetables. The dining area is all open which was great with the temperatures being in the 30s, however care must be taken of wasps that tend to bother you while eating. Staff sometimes try to keep the wasps at bay by burning something in the

the worst food i have ever had in a hotel this hotel is best avoided most of the food is low quality badly cooked or over cooked slop. the all inclusive drinks package is a big scam it only includes beer wine alcoholic lemonade and a few soft drinks this is not all inclusive. we had to go to the supermarket and buy drinks that we kept in the room.the hotel is clean and in a good location on the beach most of the staff are very good.

Don't go there never a 4 star poor selection of drinks no spirits included , food awful always cold except for the chips when they were available had to wait for them to be replaced every night . All inclusive is a joke , there are no lounges WiFi poor no phone signal beach ok pool good . No interaction between yourself and the staff it appeared that they were told not to speak to us. Lots of people complaing about the selection of drinks and the cold food and lack of facilities. Hotel needs to get on board with the all inclusive .