Fiesta Club Don Toni - Ibiza, Spain 

Got back two days ago after 10 days at the Don Toni. As you can guess from the title, we love Fiesta hotels and decided to give this one a try as the Algarb has been sold. I'm 52, by wife 47, and we had two 16 year olds and two 18 year olds with us and we all had a great time. Rooms were fine although showers could be a bit more powerful. Food also fine - I'm not sure what more they can provide really. I had several plates every day with the result I'm half a stone heavier than before I went! (This could also be due to the amount of guiness consumed in Murphys most nights). Location cannot be faulted - OK the planes come in pretty close but presumably people know this before they book. Entertainers all are very friendly but don't pester you if you just want to relax. Hotel is close to SPACE and this year I finally got to go in - Brilliant!! Bora Bora a bit dissappointing this year though. Only two small moans - first, WHY do people put towels on sunbeds at 3.30 in the morning? We used to moan about the Germans doing this but it seems the Englist have taken up the challenge! There are enough for all at this hotel so why do it? The other one is why are so many guests reluctant to use the simple words please or thank you when ordering drinks etc? You are on holiday so enjoy yourselves - its not cool to be rude! Finally, I was sorry to hear this Fiesta hotel is also being sold at the end of the season. I hope that the standards do not drop when it is in new hands, as I understand they have at the Algarb. Thank Fiesta and all (well maybe most) who stayed at the Don Toni 11-20 July - and to all going there have a great time!

We have just returned from a very relaxing week at the Fiesta Club Don Toni, we booked only a week ago so there was a little confusion on arrival but that was very quickly sorted out. We upgraded straight away to all inclusive as for only just over ?100 each for the week it was well worth the money. The hotel staff were very friendly and pleasant, the entertainment staff worked very hard, the shows they put on were excellent but unfortunately they had to mime to them as we were told there was no funding for microphones and staff said they could actually sing. Because the hotel was very cosmopolitan with guests from all over europe it was a little like the Eurovision Song Contest, one minute Pako was in English, then he would go off to Spain etc. The only downside we noticed was when it rained (which unfortunately it did and it also thundered!!!!) there wasnt a big enough room inside the hotel to accommodate everyone, all the stage area had been set outside and seeing how packed the hotel was there wasnt enough seating. We would recommend this hotel to anyone but be aware of the Germans!!!!