Stayed here over the Easter break and like most reviews I do have mixed feelings. 1. Our room was great, it was clean, spacious, beds where comfortable but the pillows where not, it was also not in need of a revamp like others have suggested (maybe we just got one of the better rooms), we had clean towels every day and beds made. But as for the €25 per wristband, this is only blocked from your card and charged if there is damage, I’m assuming if you pay cash that when’s it’s refunded. 2. The food was average as most have said and what you’d expect for AI, same variety everyday for all meal times but maybe a different “world” cuisine section to choose from that was the only difference I spotted. Some foods did seem a little cold when it’s been there a while but there was a microwave if you really don’t like it luke warm. 3. Bad weather!! I felt entertainment could have been a lot better when the weather isn’t great or maybe the animation team we found wandering around could have promoted something to help guests find something to do because the inside bar is really boring, even with a live act, no advertisement boards showing where the function room was for guests to know where the “indoor” entertainment was, it’s basically built like a concert room in a working men’s club, very odd lay out but you do have the option to download the QR code to see the hotel website though to see what’s on. 4. Just because you’re all AI doesn’t mean everything is unfortunately. You have to pay for the bowling which is €3 each, the use of the arcade is €1 per machine, the indoor pool was €15 per adult and €11 per child and you only get 1 hour, which has to be booked and only get to do it once. Slushies are €4 each but you do get the option to refill the plastic container they give you as many times as you want during your stay for free and the security box in your room also costs. If you do have the option to venture out, try and buy your supermarket things from outside as the indoor market at the hotel is pricey. 5. There is a mini golf round the back of the hotel and it’s actually pretty decent (and free to use) just ask reception for the clubs and balls. It is Astro-turf the surface so don’t go in with a competitive attitude haha but the courses are built with some added fun to make it enjoyable. 5. We were lucky to have 5 out of 7 days of really nice weather, enough to put sunlotion on and soak up the sun but the pool was freezing, like an ice bath but to be expected this time of year. Again up by the mini golf there is a free outside jacuzzi, small pool and play area but it can be overloaded with children trying to get warm but ideal for little babies or toddlers if you can find a time where it’s quiet. 6. Not hotel related but on the sunny days we did venture out and enjoy what Benalmádena had to offer. We visited the sealife centre, castillo castle, Sould amusement park and tried a few restaurants on the sea front. If you have a look online you can f