Fiesta Sahara Aparthotels

plenty of organised entertainment if thats what you like, music of their choice all day by the pool isnt good and i found it annoying...better to take your ipod........... food and drink ok and a lovely little cheap shop next door was handy, staff friendly and helpful, pool very clean and plenty of sunbeds........

Just had a week in Fiesta Sahara Aparthotels, Magaluf and apart from the weather we enjoyed it, we expected noise but the youths' were very considerate to old and young alike in the evenings, a pleasure to praise them !!!

Overall I had a great holiday but after 10 nights of very little sleep, I was ready for home! The only problem was that I was just there for two weeks! I've been back again but tried a hotel with air conditioning. It just didn't have the same feel and atmosphere as the Sahara though, so I would definitely go back to the Fiesta Sahara but maybe try 11 nights instead. Magaluf itself is a great place, the nightlife is excellent and the beach is lovely, apart from the jellyfish!

I loved Magaluf and can't wait to go again. The night life is unbelievable. There were four of us but we also made friends with some lads so it was all OK! We're going next year and are staying in the same place again. It's location was excellent.Go to Bananas it's the best place there, you should also Boomerang as well though - it's like Pat Sharpes fun house :)

The Fiesta Sahara Aparthotel is located near the main area of Magaluf, and it is a two minute walk from the strip, and located next to BCM - definitely pay a visit, best nights were spent in there drinking as much as we liked at the free bar, and top DJ's play there.

The hotel is nice, and there is a very large pool and plenty of sun beds. the security guard is a bit strict. Fans in the room are a bit pointless, as they blow hot air. It is full of young people, so I would not recommend families, as things are based on people over 16 years old, and little kids are annoying when you're nursing a hangover. there was lots of fit lads! The hotel is quiet from 6am until 11am, then it's louder, so don't expect much sleep!!!

The strip is very good, and only 2 minutes walk, but watch out for the PR, as they are like vultures, and it is sometimes cheaper to go in yourself, rather than getting deals on the street. Visit Revolution! Good music is played.

It was an amazing holiday, and we have booking again for next year. I would recommend it to anyone. A 10 star holiday!

The Fiesta Sahara Aparthotel is situated in the main area of Magaulf, and it is two minutes walk from the strip, and the 2 seconds from the main club BCM, which is cheap as chips at 16 euros, with a free bar and some good DJ's there, such as DJ Sammy. Amazing!

The first floor of the Fiesta Sahara Aparthotels in Magaluf smells of chlorine because the indoor pool is underneath, and it is a very strong sickly smell. The bar is more expensive than the bars outside of the hotel and so are the phones. Two call boxes are just outside the main door, so I would recommend you use those. Also, don't visit out of season unless you are a pensioner who wants to sleep at 7pm to 7am. They forget that they wake everyone up in the morning with banging doors, which is not good if you're out late. The noise in the corridors going to and from breakfast is terrible, and then they complain about our noise at night. You can't win.

We went in August which is the busiest time of the year so it was very loud. The Fiesta Sahara Aparthotel was only a few minutes from the local shops, clubs and the beach. The pool is very big and clean, with lifeguards around. The apartment was very basic but was nice enough. The people were very nice and friendly. and it was a very enjoyable holiday.

Hello, Magaluf was a good holiday a 24 hour place we arrived at the Fiesta Sahara Aparthotels at 3 o'clock in the morning and went out for a Mcdonalds it was great. The beach was good, the hotel was great the pool was fantastic the entertainment was really really good. There are computers available for use on the resort but there's so much to do you won't want to use them!

There's activties for the kids all the times, and all so a lot of 18 years old. The only really bad point was there was quite a bit of broken glass around the pool we reported this right away they took a while to get round to sort it out but after cutting my foot for the 4th time they finally sorted it! other than that it was a fab hol, Ooh and I must mention the English restuant around the corner from the resort Tom Brown's perfect for all the family, incredibly friendly staff if you do go say hello to Angel from Sara and Jodie! Have a great time x x

February 2005. I Stayed at Fiesta Sahara Aparthotels in aself catering apartment side of hotel. 3rd floor overlooking the pool. I Booked with "Just" (part of TUI Group). Three adults and one 13 year old.

Bright, extremely clean apartment. All 4 beds very adequate even though the mattresses on the two main bedroom beds were somewhat hard. The shower/toilet/bidet/washbowl area very reassuringly bright and clean. Superb hot water supply. Apartments have radiators so you are never cold in winter. They also have ceiling fans installed. Two double glazed patio sliding door units in every apartment leading onto safe pleasant balconies. Spotlessly clean tiled floors throughout.

Kitchen has two electric hotplates, but no ovens or microwaves. Utensils somewhat lacking, but nevertheless adequate.

Apartment doors very solid with re-enforced locking on the door jams. However, do not leave any valuables as access to the corridors by strangers would go unnoticed. There are safes in apartments if you wish to use them.

No Tvs, so best to take your own hand-portable TV or world radio.

Corridors and elevators kept as clean as possible by the maids. Pity some of the guests do not respect this cleanliness.

TV Room/Bar/Club: ok, but strong cigarette odour. Entertainment of a good standard but sound/PA system far too loud. The holiday reps do a great job.

Endless notices and signs everywhere trying to keep people and their children in order. We have to say that once again we felt embarrassed to be British at times with some of the drunken ridiculous spectacles some of our fellow Countrymen make of themselves. Nothing new I guess!

We would imagine that the whole area is one endless partying affair for around 8 months of the year, so expect a lot of noise. Also expect the usual 'sharks' standing on street corners with scratchcards and similar garbage.

The bus into Palma is cheap and reliable. Get off at the 'Catedral' (Cathedral) stop and see the quite lovely old sector of the town.