Aparthotel Nereida

Came with my wife kids and parents to my favourite place in the world ibiza!!! As travelling is my job it’s nice to come to my favourite place on a big family holiday for a week and the hotel didn’t disappoint. I’ll start with the very few issues we faced. The hotel didn’t have the best air conditioning so sometimes it would get very hot and stuffy in the room. So much so that my parents moved rooms as there’s didn’t work at all. To be fair to the hotel they upgraded them to a bigger corner room with an amazing view of the med sea. The food was nice but if you’re a picky eater then you may find it difficult to find something to eat. However they have a wide variety of food with different things everyday they also have food there that I have never tried in my life so that was good. Also when checking in a group of young girls came down saying their room had not been cleaned. This annoyed the lady at the check in counter as it was obviously a bad first impression for us and the other family waiting to check in behind us. The lady proceeded to tell the cleaner off in Spanish to the point the cleaner stormed off before returning around 10 mins later apologising and cleaning their room. So bad first impressions. You can also tell the hotel is quite old as some parts were a little bit dated. But nothing was majorly bad or off putting on that behalf. I also think there could be some more music around the pool area as at some points it was quite quiet round the pool which could easily be resolved by investing in a speaker. However apart from them small issues (that most got resolved quickly) I think this was a lovely hotel and not to believe every review that you read. You get a lovely view of the sunset from the hotel which gives it a really nice vibe. The location was amazing as just down the street was a main road that had plenty of bars and shops. It also had one with a bouncy castle live music and a bull machine which was handy as next door was a bar where me my dad and eldest son could each Derby county’s (our teams) first game of the season. It was around a 10-15 min walk from the hotel. They also had many other great bars my favourite being the millennium only being 5 mins away from hotel. If you wanted to get to main San Antonio you could either take a bus from a stop just outside the hotel or by water taxi around 15-20 mins away from hotel ( a ride costing around 5 euros) The shops around were also surprisingly cheap aswell as the products were fairly priced in my opinion. The site was also really clean especially round the pool area and bar. On the pool watch your kids ( if you have kids) around the middle of the pool as that’s where it’s at it’s deepest at around 3 meters deep. They also have acess to the sea on site which is a great place for snorkelling as there’s a lot of coral Reef and fish around there. Just beware of where you stand though because there’s a few sea urchins around the rocks but if you’re careful you wil

I’ve just arrived home from another week at Nereida. As usual our stay was amazing and we were well looked after by Xenia and her amazing team. The apartments and communal areas are well maintained and we always feel at home there. Everywhere is so clean and the atmosphere is relaxing. Such a great relaxing vibe! Thankyou as always, see you next year xxx

The hotel itself was generally clean but a bit past its best. The room was adequate, with two single beds that are very old and stained with broken legs The shower was one of those where the pipe runs up from the bath taps & it was hard to control, moving from red hot to cold in a blink of an eye. The view however was great looking over the pool & out to sea. Super sunset The staff were generally friendly except for one lady behind the bar who seemed put out whenever she served you. The maid service too was hit & miss. Made the bed that was about it for 5 days didn’t even sweep the floor The all-inclusive drinks were ok The bar was open from 10.30 am until 11.00 pm for all-inclusive, then until midnight if you bought drinks. If you want to drink at the pool you need €2 deposit on the plastic cup The food was probably the worst I've experienced on an all-inclusive holiday. Breakfasts were usually fine with the typical choices of fry-ups, cereal, toast, fruit, and pastries. Lunch & evenings were a different story. Some days it was hard to find anything that looked appetizing at all and cold most days on occasion the fries were warmed up from previous meals, the meat often seemed overcooked, and warmed up again and much of the veg was too dry. Gravy or sauces were at a premium. I found myself eating all sorts of odd combinations just because the rest of it was so unappealing. The dining room was never busy people were out a lot. I never had any trouble finding a sunbed, even at 11 a.m. Umbrellas were sparse though. The hotel seems to be a base for younger people who are heading out for a night. I regularly heard people coming back at, 4 or 5 in the morning. They weren't causing havoc but you were disturbed by them walking past your room, opening & closing doors Apart from a couple of instances where larger groups got rowdy through the day it was pretty peaceful around the pool. The nearest beach was a 10-minute walk but it wasn't up to much. At the same location you can catch a ferry/taxi across the bay to San Antonio, it costs €4 each & runs every ½ hour or so. Overall I was disappointed. This is a 2-star hotel if you are lucky i won't be returning to this hotel again