Hotel Samba

Had a fantastic time with the family at hotel Samba. Great pool, lovely food and staff. Was very busy with lots of school parties and dining was manic staff finding it hard to keep up with demand for clean plates/bowls but the choice and quality of food excellent. Staff work really hard and there should be more staff on bars. Entertainment team work hard and we had fun doing aqua aerobics. Reception staff very efficient and we were helped to book a day out. Rooms basic but clean, had a couple of issues on arrival but these were sorted promptly.Great location would definitely stay here again

I stayed at this hotel with our dogs and had a pleasant experience. The best part was that they warmly welcome pets, which made traveling with my dog so much easier. The location was okay, but still convenient enough for getting around. Overall, I really appreciated how pet-friendly the place was, and I’d definitely consider staying again because of that. Thank you Samba staff!

I had an absolute blast playing bingo and ended up winning three times – all thanks to the incredible energy and vibe Miguel brought to the table! This guy knows exactly how to get the crowd hyped and make every round feel like a party. He’s fun, charismatic, and genuinely makes the whole experience unforgettable. If you’re lucky enough to have Miguel as your animator, prepare yourself for good vibes, big laughs, and epic wins. 10/10 – LEGEND.🔥🎉

Hiba was truly the best animator! She always has a beautiful smile that instantly makes everyone feel comfortable. She is incredibly kind, patient, and always willing to help. Thanks to her enthusiasm and positive energy, every activity was even more enjoyable. She makes everyone feel welcome and goes above and beyond. An absolute star who brightens up the whole team and the guests!

Rooms are bog standard but clean, the service is awful from some of the staff but some staff are lovely, a shame some are quite rude as brings the whole place down, all inclusive is not worth it at all, very restricted on what you can have at certain times, I think they should realise all inclusive is not free for those who pay for it, its an expensive holiday, we chose all inclusive for the kids but they cant even have ice cream off the menu, just lemon or strawberry pot of ice cream wouldn't return, food in the restaurant isn't the best either, kids have eaten chips for the past 4 days coz the choice is so poor. The entertainment girls and lifeguards are the best staff. Overall we spent our hard earned money to have a good all inclusive holiday and made to feel like scruffs cause were all inclusive. Poor to say the least

The reception staff are absolutely amazing – super helpful, friendly, and professional. They were always ready to assist with anything we needed and made everything smooth and easy. A special thank you to Souhalia – she was especially kind, efficient, and welcoming. She truly made our stay even better. Highly recommended!

We stayed at Hotel Samba during a basketball tournament with 20 boys at the age of 14, during Easter. The hotel is well located, 5 min walk to the shops in town and 5 min walk to the more comfortable beach Playa de Fenals. This is a good hotel to bring kids to, or smaller youth groups - big garden and good pool. The rooms are modest and very clean. The boys loved the food at the hotel, plenty of it and good variety for hungry boys. The staff at the hotel was extremely nice, especially Agnes in the restaurant and Maria in the reception who helped us on a number of occasions with all kinds of requests. Thanks for everything.

The room service stole off my friend 30€. When we went to the reception to report it they said we need proof. A day later they stole off my friend a pair of shorts and his blanket. I do not recommend this hotel all because of the cleaning ladies who are stealing.

How do you give zero stars? The hotel is falling apart. The food is inedible. The town is shut down in winter and looks like a depressing southern us ghost town. The elevators bounce and are scary and not nearly enough for how many people that are there when they book multiple youth sport events combined with masses of old people tours. The rooms are worse than a run down college dorm and the pillows were cast in concrete. Showering ability is questionable and we wouldn't walk the floors without something on our feet. Unless your really want to play a youth sports tournament in this town and it's a required stay and play....its a must avoid at all cost.

This hotel is absolutely dog crap . Worst hotel that I have ever stayed at. I would rather starve then eat the food that they served. The showers barely worked and I would never stay there ever again under and circumstance. I could hear every movement through the paper thin walls. NEVER STAY HERE!

Staff is extremely too rude for it to coin itself as an international hotel. The elevators only hold 2 adults with one piece of luggage each; its very small. The entire rooms power is managed by the door card; so u must leave it in the slot to watch tv. Ice costs 50 euro for three cubes of ice. The hotel advertised a refrigerator in the room, however there was none. The hotel is at the top of a hill so be prepared to walk uphill after being down in the shopping and beach area. Very tiring... Cons: -Rude staff -WiFi is only free in the lobby -Small elevators -Not much seating in the lobby -Linen was dirty with multiple people hair -Television has only 7 channels -No hotel information book in room so I couldn't call the front desk from the room since no directory was available -No local maps available at front desk -You must wear a long wrist band to show you're a paid guest at the hotel when on the property -The breakfast is definitely continental -José the bartender is Super rude!!! Pros: -Shower water was hot -Nice view of the sea ...I began this comment to offer my two cents in hopes that you'd appreciate the opportunity to build your brand's future WOW factor and improve guest perception, but not it just seems hopeless.

For a hotel with a nice view this should be one of your first choices for a hotel in Lloret De Mar currently on my first day and the surrounding area is full of cultural shops and various types of businesses.

Worst hotel I have ever stayed in. I truly believe Prison has better accommodations. The food was mediocre...the rooms awful. They are loud, small, make you pay for wifi (who does that anymore?) and the customer service doesn't care about your complaints. I tried to complain about the large groups and screaming teenagers but the front desk said they can't do anything about it. Cheap it might be but you get what you pay for...

I stayed a week all-inclusive at the Samba for the very cheap price of £170. The site is picturesque, with s nice pool complete with palm trees and a pool bar. The hotel is clean and very easy to get around with the receptionists being multi-lingual. The hotel is 5 minutes walk from the town centre in Lloret, however the walk back up the hill to the hotel can be punishing after a long day. As well as the pool bar, there is a bar which hosts entertainment in the evenings, an 'authentic' British pub which was dull and dreary, the restaurant, a shop, an arcade area and an internet cafe. The food isn't great, they try to cater from Catalans, French and British people which makes the meals a bizarre concoction of the three with the odd Chinese dish thrown in. It did seem that if either lunch or breakfast were exceptionally nice then dinner would be woeful and vice versa, there were some rather nice options throughout the week. The drinks included are all house spirits (which they consider a single measure as half a glass - not bad really) with their versions Malibu, Bacardi, Blue Curaçao among the usual vodka, whisky and brandy. They also have white, red and rose wines and one draft lager available which was far from popular. They also have a range of soft drinks including 7up, Pepsi, Kas in addition to various teas and coffees. The rooms were of a good standard with comfortable beds, a TV which shows an English news channel, all the Spanish, French and English football and other major sporting events. The bathroom was clean and not like the dingy ones that some hotels pass off. The balconies all overlook either the pool or the town itself, and the hills in the background. The Samba seems to be a cheap and cheerful option for staying in the area but a good one overall.