Hotel Prince Park

Afiya Shafiq

Prince Park is an amazing hotel. The hotel has a very beautiful bar where you can sit outdoor or indoor. It's very spacious with only super nice people behind the bar. Especially Fernando! Fernando is an amazing person! The drinks are always great. Me and my colleague love to sit here and work. I would definetely recommend it! 10/10!☺️🤗🫶🏽

gevin gjoka

We staved at Prince Park as a group of three couples and had a wonderful experience. From the moment we arrived, the reception team was welcoming, friendly, and very helpful with everything we needed. The hospitality throughout our stay was excellent. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and wel maintained. The food was delicious, with a good variety and great quality. The hotel has a relaxinc atmosphere, and the staff always made us fee welcome. We truly enjoyed our stay and would highly recommend Prince Park to anvone looking for a comfortable and eniovable place to stay. We will definitely come back.

Top Brewer

Having a great stay, food good. Staff helpful and nice. Hotel is in a nice position 1M away from the strip. So nice and quiet. Area around pool spotless. Would definitely visit again

Steven H

I stayed in Feb. My comments below have to be taken into context that the price was really good. The location is convenient for wider travel as it's close to a main road and also cuts down walking distance to get to the train station, as compared with a hotel by the sea. As with most hotels, you can only enjoy the sunshine by the pool at certain times of the day due to shade (in this case the afternoon). The room was fine but the walls were thing. I could literally hear the words of the tedious guy next door droning on with this WhatsApp calls. Also - very important - the ground floor room is partly below the ground, so you look out of the window at the pavement at foot level, and the windows are barred. It would be nice for this to be made clear on the hotel website as it's like staying in a prison cell. I didn't use the gym as I was ill. It was very small. Really just good for walking/running and some basic arm weights. I thought the food was good for the price. I don't expect infinite choice given the hotel size and the price paid. The real negative was a) the timing of the meals - too late, b) the system of having to order drinks from the queue as you enter (creates massive queues), c) the lack of a system to MAKE people queue in a line. Good people form a line and end up queuing up the stairs. Meanwhile ignorant people arrive from lower floors or by lift and just head straight to the front of the queue. This is is both extremely annoying and genuinely brought people close to fights and definitely created verbal aggravation and insults.

Scott Dixon

I've stayed at the Prince Park a few times over the years, but this time will be my last. First off, I'll highlight the positives. It's in a good location in the Old Town and a few minutes stroll from 'Walking Street' and the promenade with friendly staff and the rooms are basic but clean. I couldn't fault the breakfast. Cooked and continental breakfasts are well presented and fresh with plenty to choose from including cereals, porridge, yogurts, fruit, pastries and hot and cold drinks. Now for the negatives. If you enjoy queuing for your evening gruel including chicken nuggets that wouldn't look out of place in a pig swill bucket or prison canteen, and are happy to endure a nightly scrum waiting for the maître d' to find you a table to sit at (they won't allow you to share tables), you will be right at home. Occasionally you will find something nice to eat, but there's no consistency. I felt compelled to raise it as a complaint with the Jet2 rep and reception. The receptionist agreed that what I showed her wasn't acceptable and couldn't describe what it was, whereas the Jet2 rep didn't see any issues with it as she had been brought up in Spain. I was left baffled by that, and I can only surmise that the Spanish will eat anything. I'm not a fussy eater by my own admission, but I wouldn't serve what I showed them to a dog and I said that. It was disgusting. I agreed to give it another try the following night, which was better, but that was my last meal and I opted to eat out instead. This used to be a great hotel that was pushing four stars, but now it's firmly sat at 3 stars. It's clear that they are cutting corners and costs to the detriment of quality, which is a shame. If you're staying B & B, it's fine for what it is but it's slipped from what I've experienced over the years.