I totally disagree with the previous reviewer. I stayed two weeks in December 2003 in the apartment and had a fantastic time. The price was incredible, I think 63 euros for night for a two-bedroom apartment.
They were perfectly clean, the bathroom was perfectly normal, and the kitchenette exactly what I needed to prepare food for my 15 month old.
The kitchen had only a few pans, but they were really all we needed.
There was a clothes washing machine in the apartment, however, you did have to go to the parking lot basement for the dryer, which was the only disappointment. The management was outstanding: they answered all of our questions, made recommendations, dinner reservations, and even provided us with a babysitter on two nights. We stayed here and used it as a base for day trips all over southern Spain and would most definitely stay there again.

Well, first of all, in this resort we have to talk about two (very) different acommodations: the, let's say, pure hotel rooms, and the apartments/villas or whatever name you want to use for them. The place, originally a three star, was given the fourth some two years ago when the hotel rooms were added, and I don't know why, because it was exactly by then when it all began to go down the spout. It always happens when a place loses its exclusiveness (although it's not clear for me that this resort had it at any point in time). The high quality of the new rooms (to be honest, really clean, deluxe, comfortable rooms) and the beautiful surrounds (garden, pool, snack bar and so on) are not arguments enough to forget about the terrible apartments. For a start, avoid taking off your shoes if you haven't got a clean towel to put on your feet, or you'll see what a big crust of filth they will develope in case you place them directly on the floor. Horrible.
Another desolating part of the apartments are the bathrooms: it depends upon your luck's mood of that day if you get a more or less ok one, or if you are about to suffer a "not-so-good" odor (quite familiar sometimes unfortunately...) that will make you think the last guests have tried to leave you their "not-best" regards in the WC. And what can we say about the prices?. Absolutely outrageous, and the worst part of all is that is really easy to realise that what you're given is not worth the 10% of the money you pay for it. But one thing is true: if you love posh-friendly places, sixteen year-old guys driving daddy's car, high hipocrisy level, and so on, you will push like mad for it, and you will avoid the apartments paying an even higher price for one of the new hotel rooms, or you'll even give up the terrible state of the apartments instead. I definitely won't put a cent on it. I find it a quite unpleasant atmosphere... but it's your choice.