Sahra Su Holiday Village & Spa

The food was really very good (except for the deja vu breakfast) and the rooms were cleaned well. The hotel is also in a nice location, situated far enough away from the brash nearby towns for you to feel like you're in a foreign land. Having said that, I certainly wouldn't choose to return.

On our final evening here we were awoken by a series of incidents of domestic abuse in the room next to ours. We reported these to reception, asking them to contact the police. Nothing was done and the abuse continued throughout the night. It was disturbing, to say the least. Sahara Su is loud. If you're not into listening to noisy, non-stop to trance music whilst 'relaxing' by the pool, this place is not for you. At 5pm you get a few hours of reprieve from the music. It then starts again at 9:30pm in the amphitheatre; an enormous speaker blasts out music fit for a super club to the audience of around 50. Once the show is over, the 'entertainment' team turn their hand to looking after 6 or so of the most drunken guests but the rest of the guests have to endure the ear-aching music as the bass thumps through the hotel walls. It's a bit like having a noisy neighbour who's company you're forced to endure... but you're paying them for the pleasure. Gym equipment was was broken, almost to the point of it being unusable. Should you choose to get the 'free' bus to Sugar Beach, be aware that you will be charged for using their beach.