Food & drink prices at Lagoon Attitude
All-inclusive package at Lagoon Attitude has significant value problems: beverages are limited and lower quality, specialty restaurants charge extra fees, items charged despite all-inclusive claims, and automatic tips are added even for self-service.
All seven claims originate from summer 2026 (May through August 2026), with no earlier reviews available for comparison. This indicates the observed pricing and package issues reflect current hotel practice, though the lack of pre-2026 data prevents identifying whether conditions have worsened or remained stable.
What the reviews tell us
All-inclusive package restricts alcoholic drinks to local brands only, which reviewers describe as lower quality compared to international options
Additional charges applied despite all-inclusive package: coconuts ~€6, specialty restaurants charge extra fees, and 10% automatic tips added even for self-service bar drinks
Beverage selection mismatches advertised offerings—multiple beers were advertised but only one beer was available during stay
Automatic gratuity practices unclear and potentially aggressive—10% tip suggestion applied to all drink orders including self-service
Premium pricing of the all-inclusive package appears unjustified given hidden charges and restricted drink quality
Guests report substantial frustrations with the perceived value of the all-inclusive package at Lagoon Attitude. The core issue is a gap between advertised offerings and actual experience. Multiple reviewers note that the all-inclusive designation does not cover what they expected: specialty restaurants impose additional charges despite the premium paid for the all-inclusive rate, simple items like coconuts cost approximately €6 despite the all-inclusive status, and automatic 10% tips are applied even when guests pour their own drinks at the bar. Beverage quality is a secondary but consistent complaint—the package restricts guests to local alcoholic drinks of lower quality rather than international brands. Most frustratingly, the beer selection was advertised but unavailable, suggesting discrepancies between hotel promises and delivery. These issues cluster in recent summer 2026 reviews, suggesting they reflect current practice rather than temporary problems.
All-inclusive promises vs. delivery gap
The hotel advertises an all-inclusive package, yet reviewers report multiple charges and restrictions that undermine that promise. Claim 440479 highlights a specific contradiction: multiple beers were advertised as part of the all-inclusive package, but only one was available. Claim 445683 documents a €6 charge for a coconut despite paying for all-inclusive. Claim 452151 expresses frustration that specialty restaurants charge extra on top of an already expensive all-inclusive rate. This creates a pattern of advertised scope not matching delivered experience, though the hotel likely distinguishes between "all-inclusive base" and "specialty/à la carte" tiers—a distinction reviewers find inadequately communicated or justified.
The evidence
Representative quotes from 7 supporting reviewsune seule bière était disponible pendant notre séjour alors que plusieurs étaient annoncées
trotz all inclusive ca. 6€ für eine Kokosnuss bezahlen muss
bei jeder Getränkebestellung automatisch ein Trinkgeld von 10 % vorgeschlagen wurde – selbst wenn man das Getränk direkt an der Bar selbst abgeholt hat
The all-inclusive package only includes local alcoholic drinks, which are of lower quality
not as enjoyable as the international brands
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