Hotel SOL Principe is good in itself, but it is too large scale, making it feel like a factory canteen. So you have to like it. This is our personal experience, obtained at the end of October 2026. • General & Lobby: Nice hotel with a good location, but it has like 795 rooms! The arrival lobby is as big as a small football pitch and therefore lacks any sense of atmosphere. In the basement there are several large halls for congresses that take place regularly. • Rooms: The rooms are neatly arranged, but there was still a bathroom where you had to shower. That is very uncomfortable and dangerous. We got clean towels every day and it was cleaned very neatly. • Room layout: Because the hotel consists of a number of residential towers or wings, you often have sea views. We are staying in building 1. The deafening and constant noise of an exhaust system or air conditioning unit unfortunately prevented us from opening the sliding door. Note: some rooms do not have two fixed beds, but one narrower bed, which does not benefit the night's rest. • Breakfast: Quite standard, nothing special. You don't miss easily, but don't expect special food items. Imagine: about 795 rooms/apartments, some suitable for 4 people, and almost everyone wants to have breakfast at the same time. About 2,000 people can eat between 07:30 and 10:30. It feels like a giant company canteen. We have a lot of respect for the friendly service staff, who run back and forth to keep a table clean for the next guests who are sometimes waiting in line. • Dinner: The same concept as breakfast; certainly don't expect culinary masterpieces. Before you grab a board, it is recommended to first secure a table! It is too busy to eat quietly together. The dining room is open from 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM. I would recommend coming in during the last 45 minutes if you want to eat a bit more calmly, although you run the risk that the hot food will be dried out under the heat lamps. • Entertainment & Public There is entertainment, but the hall has no atmosphere. Because many guests use the all-inclusive package, you regularly see drunk people walking around who have been drinking beer since the morning. What struck us was that the hotel was largely populated by British guests. For the children there is a kids' club and there are separate facilities. • Swimming pool: Beautiful pools on both the front and back, but due to the huge crowd of people, it is almost impossible to find a sunbed. From 7:00 in the morning, all beds are already occupied because towels are being placed everywhere. Alternatively, we walked to the beach across the street every day to rent two beach chairs there for €16 per day.

Great hotel, my only issue was the restaurant gets very busy and they don’t have enough tables to accommodate the amount of people eating there. One member of staff was extremely rude and really shouted with aggression when we tried to arrange seating ourselves. To prevent this they should take families to their seats. Miriam certainly needs some training in how to talk to people as her manner was very rude! They also need to provide more seating in the entertainment area, nowhere near enough seats for the size of the hotel.

Don't let your children in the kids pool without pool shoes as my sun cut his feet on a tile in the water had to go to the hospital for treatment and when I got back the hotel staff were not interested to see how he got on and when i completed about it they keept on saying that I had to speak to the manager.Got home last week and still waiting not a look for the hotel.