Having my hotel changed to the PLAYALUNA I was very pleased indeed with this hotel, it's staff, food and fascilities.

It's situation is right on the beech with the town itself flat and very disability friendly.

full of germans,greeted all the time in that language, to which we replied in dutch or spanish.
little info in english,poor english tv,entertainment in sp,de fr and sometimes in eng.
bathroom old ,room had to be changed because of smokey air.
seemed to run out of food in buffet an hour before closing and one young chef cooked loads on plate so it was shriveled and hard and much to much. did not appreciate being asked to cook fresh.
have always enjoyed playa hotels before but would look elswhere
next trip

I went to Playaluna for a week, to relax and read some books.

Good stuff:
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- Rooms are 4 star, with air conditioning
- Beach is right in front of hotel, great sand and sea
- This is a family-oriented hotel. That meant no drunk folk. I didn't go to party here, but to relax, so that is a plus. Also, not too many British. and only a few Germans. Most people are Spanish. Again, a plus in my mind (though I came from the UK --- a relaxing break from the dreary pub culture).

Mediocre stuff:
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- Too noisy. Hard to get decent sleep. This hotel is very very big. Chances are someone will go to bed after you do (average bedtime seemed to be midnight, with a large variance). The doors bang terribly. Chances are also that someone will wake up before you. Again, the doors bang terribly loud. Also, to make things worse, room cleaning starts early. I got knocked on my door at 9am, which is early for me, considering this is a vacation after all.
- Food is mediocre. Cafeteria experience. I had breakfast included. Couldn't eat that much although it was buffet. reverted to corn flakes eventually. The problem is that you are talking about 200+ people descending down for breakfast, hard to get quality food for that many people I guess? I'd give it a 2 star on the food. I dind't go for all-inclusive. Instead, for the same amount of money, it's worth checking out the restaurants nearby.

We went to the PlayaLuna the second week in August the hotel was very busy,mainly Spanish people(but thats what we would expect in Spain) the atmosphere felt very good.
We had a double room which had air conditioning and was kept spotless by the cleaning staff,which we found very friendly,in fact all the staff we met went out of their way to make you welcome.

Quite a few of the staff could not speak English,but we can't speak Spanish,thats the way it goes,we got by,we comunicated.
The restaurant and food was excellent,expect to put on a few pounds though,also the pool area very spacious and plenty of beds with clean towels every day.Once you go thro' the security gate in the pool area the beach is approx 20 yards then miles of golden beach and the weather was very hot.

We would certainly go again and again and again.

Thank you PlayaLuna for making our holiday.
Best Wishes