Which hotel to choose: Aqua Park, Aqua Blu or Aqua Vista (shared resort area)?

Another guest in August 2026 said the opposite: from the 4* (Aqua Blu) it is a shorter walk to the sea, and you can easily walk over to the 5* whenever you like. Opinions on beach distance therefore differ — check the map or ask at reception.

For children, according to an August 2026 review, the 4* (Aqua Blu) is better: in the evenings it has arcade machines and a VR room — the guest's nine-year-old hardly left.

On food, the same August 2026 review said the restaurants are more interesting at the 5* (Aqua Park), but the food at the 4* (Aqua Blu) is decent too.

Another reply to the same question in August 2026: the guests had not stayed in the 5*, but whenever they needed to, they walked over without any problem; they were about to stay in the 4* for the third time and were happy with everything.

In August 2026 a family (two adults and an 8-year-old) was choosing between Aqua Park 5* and Aqua Blu 4* with a price difference of $80 for 7 nights. One guest voted for the 4*: it has more of the spots they actually used, and constantly walking over from the other hotel gets tiring. They went to the 5* for its three adult slides, with almost no queues after 3 pm; the 4*, however, is more crowded.

A guest advised in mid-August 2026 that you can book any of the three — Aqua Park, Aqua Blu or Aqua Vista — whichever is cheaper: the bars, restaurants and other facilities of every hotel are open to you regardless of where you stay.

If you want to walk to the beach, the same guest in August 2026 recommended Aqua Park: in their words it is the closest, with the crossing over the road to the beachfront directly opposite the hotel.

In August 2026, asked how Aqua Park and Aqua Blu differ, a guest replied that in practice they do not — they share a territory together with Aqua Vista, and you can use everything across all three hotels.