The first comment is that this is about 17 miles from the airport, so watch out for transfer costs of £150 return! (It's True!) Order a car, I did.
Rooms fine, but when told that you will be in a quiet part, expect a family of 4 to move in(127). Rooms have sea views, and it's a lovely spot.
Our main criticism must be the food. Don't get me wrong, there was plenty of it, and the salad was excellent. The hot dishes were not, and the word that describes it is 'bland'. The meats and fish were over-cooked and dry, and frankly tasteless.
For the sake of a sauce (Espanole), the food was not enjoyable.
I did look at my bill and realised that for under £150 I was in a double for 3 nights, 2 people, food, a carafe of wine and water thrown in. How do they do it? Charge more and pay the chef a bit more!

We stayed here on an all inclusive basis, and reading reviews were worried, on arriving the staff were friendly, but with limited English, and most signs are in spanish but i think it caters for a lot of spanish visitors, locatipon is good right on the beach and the indoor pool was good, this was reguarly checked by staff to see the temp was correct, the food was good really, even though was a buffet style, was a lot of choice, even so the chips at breakfast had me a little confused!!!!! the room we had was a superior, with twin sinks, jacuzzi bath and fab sea views we upgraded this as the quad room we booked was small and had 2 double beds literally next to each other.... so please note this if you do book... on the whole a good holiday and a pleasant place to stay

we have just returned from our holiday at the hotel campomar. the hotel itself is very large and clean. our room was basic but comfortable and clean with a balcony. tv has 2 british channels which was useful to catch at the end of the day.very thin walls so you can hear tv next door though!
indoor pool was fine, jacuzzi was dirty. outside pool was cleaned but freezing. we found the staff to be very helpful and never found them rude or abrupt. we were all inclusive and found the breakfast and evening meals to be hot and adequate. ok they were very spanish dishes but then we were in spain. there was lots of choice so always found something to eat.
we hired a car so travelled around during the day, without this im sure we would have been frustrated as the hotel is on its own 20 mins from the town centre. we did find the hotel too quiet and they only had table tennis to do with the kids in the evening. plus there were no other kids around! we were told it was end of season for the costa blanca so expected it to be quiet but maybe not that quiet. so im thinking its lovely september when things are still open. on the whole we got what we paid for which was 1 week all inclusive in a 3 star hotel in spain quite reasonable, compared to other hotel prices in that area.

Well where do we start??? Myself, my girlfriend and her parents came to this hotel for just one week and the first two days were enough! We want to warn none Spanish people not to come here as it is literally only catered for the locals. The Spanish government pay for the Spanish pensioners to come here from September to May. The hotel itself is a very nice, clean large complex which leads straight onto a fantastic soft sandy beach. The cleaners did a very good job every day. These are the only good points we can say about this hotel.
The food is the same every day and three times a day. It is mostly labelled but only in Spanish so we didnt have a clue what was on offter most of the time. Whatever time you came to the canteen for your meals they were luke warm or even cold. All the food was drizzled in grease or olive oil. The canteen staff were not helpful at all and they could not speak any English, this goes for the rest of the hotel staff too which we found very difficult when we needed help or advice in any way.
On booking this holiday we were told there were a gymnasium, sauna and indoor swimming pool we could use but after a few days we found that we had to book these in advance and they could only be used in certain hours and we actually never even saw a gymnasium!!!
The entertainment was none existant til the week end when the Spanish people arrived for a couple of days and it was only bingo (spoken in Spanish) and ballroom dancing.
The bar shuts at midnight every day of the week and there is litterally no music played in the background while your having a drink. One night at 10pm I asked a bartender could we have some music played quietly and the only response I recieved was "NO NO NO" very abruptly! The bar staff were very rude to the point of ignorant and made us feel like we were not welcome and nearly every time we went to the bar for a round of drinks the staff would 'tut' and 'huff' and throw dirty looks at us! We were all inclusive for gods sake!
When we felt the urge to explore outside the hotel (which was after an hour) we got the bus which turns up on the hour every hour outside the main entrance going into Guardamar. We found this quite demoralising as apart from the beach at Guardamar which was busy, the town itself was all virtually closed for the winter!
All in all we all just felt like we couldnt escape from the boredom of this hotel. It was one of the longest weeks we have ever had abroad. There was absolutely nothing to do to keep us occupied as the hotel staff did nothing to help us enjoy our stay here. Its acutally a shame we cant upload a video we made of the bar area at 8pm, every single chair was empty and no music playing. We felt like we were not welcome at all. If the weather wasnt in the mid 20's then I am sure we would of all paid for an earlier flight back to the UK. We actually nicknamed this hotel 'HOTEL CRAPOMAR'!!!
Please save your money and do not come here!