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酒店環境很好，有很多不同活動/運動可以參加，早餐及晚餐的自助餐很豐富，每天有不同的選擇，食物味道不錯！ 但一到埗床上有頭髮就要注意！整體值得推薦

We have just returned after a 10 day stay as a family of 4. The hotel is lovely, please don't listen to the bad reviews. It's a family orientated hotel so if you're not keen on kids, go somewhere else. The whole hotel is immaculate, all the staff are pleasant and friendly and the food is delicious, you'd never go hungry. Yes the dining room is a bit chaotic but it didnt affect our stay. The entertainment was really good too. The pools are nice and you can also visit the other hotels pools for a change. We used tui kids club twice and my daughter and her friend loved it. The entertainment staff are really enthusiastic and the bar staff are fab too, even doing waiter service at night. You're in the centre of everything and 5 min walk to the beach. We loved it and wouldn't hesitate to go back

An exceptionally well-maintained and clean hotel with friendly staff. A big plus for the efficient air conditioning both in the hotel and in the rooms. With 35 degrees outside, it was cool and pleasant inside. The food was tasty, though after 10 days it started to feel a bit repetitive. It's just a 5-minute walk to a beautiful beach. Another plus for the children's attractions within the Protur complex. The pool area at the hotel itself is usable until around 10 a.m. After that, the children's zone (with the inflatable slide ball) becomes complete chaos, with no real supervision from the lifeguard. Adults (sometimes severely overweight) climb onto the ball and jump off it, while small children are playing nearby. This creates a HUGE risk for the little ones. A tragedy could truly happen here. I personally witnessed several very dangerous situations. If someone plans to mainly use the pools, I recommend thinking twice.

Fabulous peak season stay! Perfectly clean and tidy, well kept modernised ground floor room, excellent friendly staff and couldn’t complain. Yes the food hall is noisy, so why not just sit outside? Everything you could want nearby, beach, shops (very cheap shops with toys / inflatables), cafe/bars, supermarket and all very clean / safe. Safari hotel was superior looking (when walking over to the sister Safari hotel for the mini golf and bookable free restaurants) but we felt we preferred the smaller Vista Badia hotel - Safari is huge and you’d lose each other!! Relatively fussy travellers so pleased we have nothing to complain about for the price / location.

We are a couple in our late 20s who have been on a fair few Tui all inclusive holidays before. Protur Vista Badia is, without doubt, the most disappointed we’ve ever been with a hotel. We checked in during the early hours of the morning. At most hotels, you’d expect at least a drink and a small snack when arriving outside of meal times, but nothing was offered. No help with bags, no guidance to the room. When we finally got there, the fridge was empty – so we went to bed hungry and thirsty after a long day of travelling. The room itself was fine – decent size, basic décor, but clean and with a nice bathroom and good shower. The wider hotel is also clean and tidy, but that’s about the only real positive. The pool was always completely dominated by children. Don’t expect to actually swim – it was full of balls, floats, and shouting all day. Even the activities like water polo were overrun with kids, so not much on offer for adults. The biggest let-down, though, was the food and dining experience. Other reviews mention it, but nothing prepares you for how chaotic the buffet is. Tables crammed inches apart, prams lined up outside, children screaming and darting around. Even outside school holidays it was a madhouse – my wife and I couldn’t even have a conversation at mealtimes because of the noise. The food itself? Poor quality and repetitive – think school dinners, not 4-star dining. Sa Coma as a resort is also quite tired and tacky – it felt more Benidorm than Balearics. Evening entertainment was typical all-inclusive fare, but again overcrowded – we never once managed to get a table where we could actually see the stage. Another frustration is that much of what’s advertised isn’t even in this hotel – the spa is at the TUI Blue, tennis courts are over the road, and so on. Vista Badia is basically just a block of rooms with a dining hall wrapped around a pool. And the all-inclusive policy is, frankly, unfair. Your wristband is cut off at check-out (midday), even if you have a late flight. We weren’t allowed food or drinks for the nine hours we waited for our transfer – despite the fact we’d already missed out on our first night’s entitlement when we arrived in the early hours. Staff themselves were generally pleasant, but the overall atmosphere in the hotel was rude and frantic. It felt like survival of the fittest, particularly in the dining room, which made for a stressful holiday. I honestly don’t know how this hotel is rated 4 stars. When it’s next reassessed, I’d be amazed if it doesn’t drop to 3. Unless you’re looking for somewhere your kids can run wild while you put up with chaos, I’d book elsewhere.

Last year we went to the protur Bonaire in Cala millor and enjoyed it so booked vista badia thinking it would be the same as Bonaire. Unfortunately it’s not on the same level pool wise or entertainment wise. The overall holiday was good but definitely lacking in children’s entertainment as it’s the same night after night. The food was good, never failed to get something for adults and children. The rooms are nice, air con works well, cleaning is good. Staff are friendly.