BLUESEA Marieta

Darren Gunter

We had an amazing time at BLUESEA Marieta and truly didn’t want to leave. The staff were lovely and moved our room immediately upon request to ensure we had a great view. The room was comfortable, and the shower was—hands down—the best we’ve had in a hotel! As a vegetarian, my wife appreciated the dedicated food sections in the half-board buffet, which made dining easy. Don’t miss the rooftop sunbathing area—it’s a hidden gem with a great atmosphere. A huge thank you to the Spa team for the birthday surprise! Mentioning my birthday led to a personalized greeting and even a dance on arrival. It’s well-connected by bus and easy to get to. We will definitely be back!

sean sanders

Stayed Half board, food was good, sort of English breakfast if wanted, but don't expect Cumberland sausages 😆. Mes food so healthy eating. Only one annoyance we had to pay for water at evening meal, at breakfast you could help yourself to anything but beer but brut wine was r free, just an oddity. But otherwise a Great place to stay, Cleaning staff very cheerful. Would stay again.

Darren HUNT

This was a fabulous stay from start to finish. The staff are exceptional; every single member of the team, from reception to housekeeping, was professional, courteous and genuinely helpful. We chose the all-inclusive option and were very impressed. The food was varied each day, always fresh and very tasty, with plenty of choice. The rooms are modern, spotless and comfortable, and we were fortunate to have a beautiful sea view. The evening entertainment was enjoyable and well organised, and the hotel is ideally located for a relaxing stay. I visit hotels regularly, and I can honestly say this is one of the best options for a one or two-week break focused on rest and comfort. The only minor drawback (and it is a small one) is that the seating in the main lounge could be more comfortable and would benefit from being replaced. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel. You will not be disappointed.

Aroslavsky

Welcoming and friendly staff at the reception and dining area! :-) The room: from time to time you could experience unpleasant smell (probably the smell of sewage), the bed was not really comfortable (almost like a hole in the middle of mattress). The food not bad, some dishes tasty and some not (happy there was papaya and other melons) but not much choice. I noticed very hard working domestic staff - the rooms were always cleaned nicely! Unfortunately, the evening activities not as good as in other all inclusive hotels I have been (would be nice to have a proper scene for winter time). Location - perfect. Big minus: WiFi did not work in the room! My rate: 1st star for most of the staff working there! 2nd star for the location! 3rd star for keeping the hotel nice and clean:-)

Dr Me X Rh

Overall, this is an okay hotel, but the most fitting word would probably be unremarkable — or simply “meh.” The facilities were satisfactory. The room was a good size, the balcony was pleasant, and the bathroom was acceptable. That said, the shower could have been cleaner and the water pressure was quite weak. On the plus side, we consistently had warm water, which was appreciated. The lounge area looked nice at first glance, but the sofas and armchairs were surprisingly uncomfortable. You needed at least two cushions just to sit properly and support your back. Now, the restaurant… where do I even begin? The food was often not warm, sometimes undercooked, and generally lacking in flavor. Variety was minimal. Breakfast was a standard English offering with cereal and milk. Lunch consisted of pasta, pizza (which somehow tasted like it was frozen, even though it apparently wasn’t), oddly flavored boiled fish, very watered-down sauces, cheese, and salads. Dinner was much the same as lunch, with the exception of one barbecue night - where the lamb was so undercooked it nearly ate my potatoes. As for the staff, interactions were mixed. While not necessarily rude, communication could be frustrating. Despite it being clear we didn’t speak Spanish, staff often continued speaking it without trying to switch to English, which made things unnecessarily difficult.