Latest from the Villa La Manga news team….La Manga Club does not have a great reputation for PR and it seems to have shot itself in the foot once again. No, it’s not drunken highly paid footballers this time, but the spectre of bankruptcy.
Apparently the owners have failed to renegotiate a debt renewal with their bankers. Should we all be worried – well yes, but it’s something that all businesses are facing in the current climate. The ‘good’ news is that they have a year to sort it out. So meanwhile it’s business as usual and we can all relax by the pool for the next 12 months.
The simplest way to arrange La Manga Club accommodation is via the Hyatt Group. This company not only manages the luxurious 5 star hotel in the heart of the resort, but also offers a range of self catering accommodation. The marketing and sales are handled directly and through a number of holiday companies. While simple to find and book, it’s not necessarily the cheapest or the best. If you are looking for a home-from-home seek out the privately owned villas on the La Manga Club resort.
 The variety of property on offer from private owners is vast, from huge villas on generous plots, to small one-bed apartments. Owners market their properties directly through the internet, or advertising in papers and magazines. Our private villa is suited to families with children – in particular very young children. We offer the basics any parent would expect, cot, high chair, stairgates, bedguards etc. The Las Brisas pool is also perfect for the very young, with a large shallow area tucked well away from the main area. Access to the pools and gardens is only through the villas the surround it – making it a safe area to let children play.
