Evenia Zoraida Garden

About the hotel

Attractive Gardens and Beach Proximity

Evenia Zoraida Garden, nestled in charming gardens, is a mere 100 meters from the inviting beach of Roquetas de Mar, offering a serene escape.

Modern Rooms and Amenities

The hotel boasts modern rooms with a sleek minimalist design, equipped with air conditioning and flat-screen TVs for your comfort and entertainment.

Leisure and Dining Options

Guests can indulge in the buffet delights at the on-site restaurant, unwind at the gym and sauna, or take a dip in one of the three outdoor pools. With an indoor pool also available, relaxation is guaranteed year-round.

Book your stay at Evenia Zoraida Garden for a perfect blend of relaxation and convenience.

Facilities

• Free WiFi
• Parking
• Non-smoking rooms
• Air conditioning
• Fitness center
• Swimming pool
• 24-hour front desk
• Restaurant
• Heating
• Terrace
• Family rooms
• Garden
• Lift / Elevator
• Luggage storage
• Safety deposit box
• Bar
• Tour desk
• Golf course
• Meeting/banquet facilities
• Children's playground
• Sauna
• Packed lunches
• Games room
• Table tennis
• Billiards
• Darts
• Private parking
• Outdoor pool
• Sun terrace
• Daily housekeeping

Check-in and check-out

Check-out

until 12:00

Guest reviews

• S

  stephenhF474ACFamily

  8

  Choose your holiday requirements carefully and weigh up the reviews but this hotel was better than some of the negatives

  Liked: Just come back from a week all inclusive. Me, my wife and 12 year old Grandson.Have to say we were worried after reading some reviews but in reality overall we had a good time. Pros: great pool complex although the salt water won’t suit everyone, All staff were excellent, friendly and hard working. Despite the early bird towel brigade there were plenty of parasols and sun beds. Rooms serviced every day. We had a private transfer from airport which was great and very quick, 35 mins. Plenty of drink choice and no serious queuing. Didn’t find the language a problem when communicating. Great views from the room. Cons: Food may not suit everyone, some strange combinations but enough choice each meal although a bit repetitive on a daily basis and not hot enough on the buffet stand. Room ok but not huge and would have benefitted by changing one of the doubles for a single for our combination of people. Location doesn’t offer much choice if you want a break from hotel, Benedorm it is not but their is a promenade to walk along and beach is right outside. Could have done with more music around pool and let kids have some inflatables In summary no serious complaints but did not really suit our needs especially food

  Posted in August 2026

• I

  I8836LSgailwFamily

  10

  Fabulous family holiday

  Liked: We went to Zoraida Garden as a family party, grandparents, daughter and 3 grandchildren. It was our second visit here and it was an excellent family holiday. This is an area very popular with Spanish families and there was a lovely atmosphere. It’s not somewhere to go without children as it’s very much geared towards them. Ours 11, 8 and 5 loved the pools and slides, the pool complex is amazing and they were not bothered by the salty water at all. The entertainment was great it does start quite late but you get into a routine. The food was fine and the children particularly loved the crepes and chocolate fountain. The staff were lovely and helpful and the all inclusive service is fabulous. We would absolutely recommend this hotel for a family holiday.

  Posted in August 2026

• N

  neilk678Family

  4

  This should not be a british holiday destination

  Liked: The hotel is situated in a rural area not a great deal around however it does overlook the beach and mountains which is a great view, but thats about as good as it gets. This is not a 4 star hotel and shouldnt be sold as one, the hotel states they speak multiple languages, not true its spanish or nothing, now lets get to the food, this is something that is need of massive impovement the menu is same each day, the conistency isnt great burgers you have a choice of raw or raw. I have seen some reviews regarding the all inclusive and be honest yes it stops at midnight but you can get anything the rest of the time. The pools all bar 1 are salt water takes some getting used but again not the end of the world. The hotel itself is pradominatly aimed at spanish tourists and isnt set for british holiday makers at least not yet weather it ever will i dont feel so as it does well as a traditional spanish hotel for spanish tourists and should remain as that. Jet 2 should remove this hotel from its listings and if you are thinking of booking it then i would advise against it. There is some pros but dont outway the cons rooms are small and basic but the air con is great as its been really hot. The slides are good albeit salt water, views are good and there is plenty of bars to get drinks and bad food in the hotel. As for the battle of the sun beds they unlock the doors to the pool at 0700 every morning and there is always a lot of people waiting until the doors are unlocked so thry can throw there towels and then disappear for the day. Brief overview not 4 star, food is terrible and nobody speaks english.

  Posted in July 2026

• 6

  623hdFamily

  4

  NOT the typical British holiday hotel!!

  Liked: Just returned from a week stay at the Zoraida. For reference I travelled with my partner and our 2 year old. Unfortunately the negatives of this hotel far outweighed the positives, and we have an outstanding complaint with our holiday provider. The most important thing about this hotel, it is NOT THE TYPICAL BRITISH HOTEL. This is a hotel for Spanish citizens to go on holiday, 95% of guests are Spanish and this is predominantly what the hotel caters for. All evening entertainment is in Spanish, whenever there is announcements it’s all in Spanish. Most of the staff speak little to no English. It also starts late, the kids disco doesn’t start until 9pm. It’s thrown our toddlers schedule completely out, the disco can sometimes be going until 11pm. The food was the worst. We were all inclusive but ate out every day. Cold and dry food, meat undercooked which left me and my partner with gastro issues. And boy oh boy, we were not the only ones. We spoke to multiple families (all hated the food and some also had gastro issues.) one family even had to have the medic out to their room. This was reported to the hotel, their response as cold and defensive. Food choices is not catered for English, if you have anyone travelling with you that’s a picky eater like our 2 year old.. DONT GO HERE! We spent all our spending money getting uber eats, as did a lot of other British families. There is a nice British cafe approx 5 walk away, lovely food and service with a smile. The owner told us his business is booming over the last year as so many brits don’t like the food in the hotel and complained it was undercooked. ALL the pools apart from 1 are salt water. Not great for young kids or anyone with sensitive skin. There’s not really much to do. This is quite a rural area, it’s not built up for tourists at all. There is a shopping mall with a Primark and Zara etc.. Room was okay, no complaints although the sheets were not changed once during our stay, and one day it wasn’t cleaned at all. We spoke to 4-5 British families while we were there, every single one of them said they would not return, and were also excited to get home. I’ve visited Spain many times, and I’ve never experienced so much rudeness. Guests were loud, disrespectful, would think nothing to pushing past you and even the lifeguard told my 2 year off for having a small ball in the pool, but we’d seen SO many Spanish families also with balls in the pool all week and they were never told it wasn’t allowed. It was more of an endurance test than a holiday. If you’re a family that’s after the typical all inclusive/tourist break like you’d get in Tenerife or Majorca etc.. THIS HOTEL IS NOT FOR YOU. You’ll notice the majority of the 5* reviews on here are from Spanish, so don’t be fooled by the high ratings on this hotel.

  Posted in July 2026

• G

  G6348HRlukebFamily

  4

  Unfortunately disappointing

  Liked: We have just returned from a week’s stay at this hotel and, unfortunately, it was a very disappointing experience. Based on our stay, we would not return. The biggest issue for us was the food. We travelled with our 2-year-old son, and the choice of food suitable for young children, particularly British families, was extremely limited. For most of the week he survived on crisps whilst we had to eat out every day just to ensure he had a proper hot meal. Even the food that was supposed to be hot was often cold, and on more than one occasion burgers and other meats appeared undercooked. Sadly, this resulted in gastrointestinal illness during our stay. Housekeeping also fell below expectations. Our bed sheets were not changed once throughout the week, and it was obvious that under the beds had not been cleaned before we arrived. Despite daily housekeeping, they still hadn’t been cleaned by the time we checked out. The hotel itself is very heavily geared towards Spanish guests. We completely appreciate that we were on holiday in Spain and would never expect everything to cater to British tourists. However, for a hotel welcoming visitors from many different countries, we expected a little more inclusivity. All of the evening entertainment was in Spanish, with nothing aimed at international guests. The children’s entertainment also didn’t begin until 9pm and regularly continued until around midnight. With a young child trying to sleep, this was far from ideal and made evenings quite difficult. The swimming pools were another disappointment. All but one very small pool were saltwater pools, which unfortunately caused our son’s and my partners eczema to flare up, leaving us with only the smallest pool to use for the duration of our holiday. Our balcony was constantly covered in bugs, making it unpleasant to sit outside. The nearby supermarkets also offered very little in terms of essentials or alternative food options. On one occasion too I went to take a plate at the restaurant and it had not been cleaned thoroughly. The reception staff were inconsistent. Whilst a couple of staff members came across as quite blunt and unwelcoming, I do want to recognise the bar staff, who were always friendly, polite and worked incredibly hard throughout our stay. One thing that also affected our experience was the atmosphere created by many of the other guests. On numerous occasions people would refuse to make space for our pushchair, often blocking walkways completely rather than allowing families to pass. Obviously this isn’t the hotel’s fault, but it did contribute to the overall experience. Perhaps most tellingly, we spoke to several other British families during our stay who shared very similar views. One family had been returning to this hotel every year since 2012 and told us that, for the first time, they would not be coming back because of how much standards had dropped. Overall, this holiday was extremely disappointing. There were a few positives, particularly the hardworking and friendly bar staff, but they simply weren’t enough to outweigh the issues we experienced. Sadly, we cannot recommend this hotel and would not choose to stay here again.

  Posted in July 2026

• M

  mikesZ5007ZM

  8

  Predominantly Spanish hotel, good pools for kids

  Liked: Just got back from a family trip to the Evenia Zoraida Garden. Overall it was a good holiday, but there are a few things worth knowing before you book. The rooms were fine—nothing spectacular, but they did the job. We went all-inclusive and were pretty happy with it. The snack bars were good, and there was always a great choice of drinks and plenty of ice creams for the kids. The pools are definitely the main highlight here; there's a brilliant choice of slides and a really nice lazy river. The staff were also lovely and seemed to appreciate our attempts at speaking the language. On the food front, it was okay. There wasn't a massive variety, but we always found something to eat. One big thing to note for British families: the meal and entertainment times are very late. Dinner starts at 7.30pm and the evening disco doesn't start until 10. I totally get that we're in Spain so that's the local culture, but Jet2 really should warn people beforehand when you're booking with young kids. There were a couple of major downsides, though. First, our balcony looked directly over a shop roof that was absolutely covered in filth, which wasn't a nice view to wake up to. My biggest gripe, however, was the lifeguards. They were incredibly quick to blow their whistles and tell us off for going down the slides with our 3-year-old (it’s strictly one at a time, apparently). But at the same time, they said absolutely nothing to the tons of Spanish kids climbing up the slides the wrong way, bumping into the toddlers, and climbing all over the rocks to jump in—despite 'no jumping' signs being everywhere. It was really frustrating being singled out for trying to keep our toddler safe while other kids were left to run riot. Overall, it's a good spot for the waterpark features, just be prepared for the late nights and keep your wits about you by the pools.

  Posted in June 2026

Reviews in English from guests who stayed at the hotel, provided by our booking partner.

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Please note that the pool is open from 15 May to 15 October.

When booking more than 5 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.

A deposit may be required at the property.