We have just returned today from a six-night stay at the Navigator Palm Oasis. Firstly, the positives – and there were lots of them. The restaurant staff were friendly and welcoming, and the lovely ladies running the pool bar were always cheerful and hardworking. Our room was adequate, fresh, clean, and had a lovely view overlooking the pool. The housekeeping staff did a fantastic job each day, leaving the room spotless and refreshed. We booked a Junior Suite and have no real complaints. Some guests may find it a little basic, and the mattresses were quite springy and could perhaps do with replacing. However, we had everything we needed. A kettle or some tea and coffee-making facilities would have been a nice addition. The hotel was peaceful for our first five days, and we slept very well. We are a SEND family, so the quiet location, lack of overcrowding, and relaxed atmosphere suited us perfectly. We always managed to find a sun lounger and space around the pool. There is a small games room with pool, air hockey, table football, and a claw machine (€1–€2), which was great fun for the children. The swimming pools and gardens were lovely. My children particularly enjoyed both the children’s pool and the main pool. As it was still early in the season, the outdoor pool was a little chilly, but that certainly didn’t stop them swimming every day! The indoor pool was warmer and a great alternative. The location is around a 15–20 minute walk from town. We used Uber several times, which was very affordable and only took around five minutes, so this wasn’t an issue for us. The hotel also operates a shuttle bus service, which is a great option, although it does need to be booked in advance. Now onto the negatives. When we arrived early after being awake since 2am, we were told we would not be able to use the all-inclusive facilities until 3pm. This is something I have never experienced before. Even when rooms haven’t been ready at other hotels, we’ve always been allowed to use the restaurants and facilities. The children were particularly hungry by this point, so we ended up eating at a local restaurant. We were told there wouldn’t be enough food available for us and that we should have informed them of our early arrival. However, I believe this information had already been provided as part of our booking through Love Holidays, including our flight times. Perhaps this was simply a misunderstanding, but a little flexibility, empathy, and understanding for two tired children would have been appreciated. We were allowed drinks and use of the pool, which was something, but waiting from 9:30am until 3pm was difficult. The food was okay. There was always something to eat, but it lacked variety at times and could have been warmer. Small improvements could make a big difference – for example, providing a sauce to accompany ravioli or tortellini, or offering a simple pasta and sauce option for children. A small children’s food station with some familia