Mogan Princess & Beach Club

We enjoyed a good 1st family holiday here, the staff were very helpful, the views amazing, there was something for everyone in the restaurants. The rooms are quite dated and the beds are hard but very clean. Every room has a bath and shower also. Air conditioning could be better!! No WiFi in rooms.. The hotel is based in a mountain so it’s a bit of a walk into taurito but there is a free bus 5/6 times a day and also a free bus into puerto de mogan once a day too! Book early for the market on fridays it fills up quick!! The only thing That lets the hotel down is the entertainment, the kids club seems ok but the day and night entertainment could do with a few improvements, in my opinion the music is more for the entertainers rather than the paying customers.. the night shows are only on for 30min and tbh I ended up people watching nearly every show.. there’s hardly any interaction with the crowd at all. Karaoke was awful, no books to look up songs, waiting way to long to prepare for a song! Most got bored and left! Sunset bar is good abit hot early evening.. Shame it’s not open later as it closes every night at 11pm!! But that didn’t stop us having a good time.. :) Couldn’t fault the hotel staff or cleanliness at all!

Me and my girlfriend have just got back from our holiday at the Mogan Princess & Beach Club. From the second we arrived our stay at the hotel was a fantastic one. We booked the holiday with the idea of having a peaceful hotel throughout the day, away from the hustle and bustle but with the ability to head out at night to somewhere with a bit more atmosphere! Positives: - The sea views, from not only the room but everywhere in the hotel, are spectacular! - The hotel was immaculate throughout; didn’t see one bug anywhere! - The variety of food and themed nights were excellent. Readily available. Never had to wait for food to be topped up. - The adult pool was brilliant and a real highlight of our holiday. Sun beds were readily available and the drinks machine was only a few steps away! Things to improve on: - There is a road closure to Puerto Mogan meaning that it takes some 20 minutes to get somewhere you can literally see from your hotel room. The taxi has to go 7 miles down the motorway in the opposite direction before being able to turn around and head towards Taurito. A round trip cost us €40-45. This had a huge impact for those that like to leave the hotel at night and limited us to only 2 nights out there. - Again, for those in their mid 20’s, the entertainment is very much targeted at older coupes & families (understandably). It is pretty much over come 11:00pm - an hour before the all inclusive ends. - Whilst views are spectacular from the room, it does come at some cost! The journey to the room from the lobby and restaurant is a steep walk and several lifts away. Also, we had a conjoining room and could hear a baby crying at all hours. - Would’ve been good to have a standard water tap by the adult pool. All in all a fantastic holiday but for couples in their early to mid twenties perhaps consider a hotel with better access to other resort until the road re-opens!

My wife and I visited Mogan Princess again shortly after our wedding for a short 4 night break away. We got a pleasant surprise as we had a lovely fruit platter, a bottle of bubbly and a free room upgrade! This was our second visit to this hotel our last visit 2 years prior. I didn't think it was possible but the hotel was even better than our first visit!! The added sunset bar is a nice touch with amazing fews of an evening. The staff were again all very helpful and nothing seemed to be too much hassle! The room was spotless as was the rest of the hotel. The food in the restaurant was varied and very enjoyable. Snack bar at the pool is well stocked with burgers, hot dogs chips etc. Would definitely recommend a trip to Puerto Mogan, a lovely little harbour and shops. We will definitely be back soon!