Brits in Magaluf encounter prostitutes on hotel stairs, hairs in the food and cockroaches crawling through their rooms
People have reported their hotels being filthy, getting ill and terrible staff service
BRITISH holiday makers have told of their unpleasant experiences in Magaluf hotels - as they found filthy rooms, prostitutes, cockroaches and rude staff blighting many stays.
Getaways have been ruined for many people jetting off for some sun and to relax as their dream trip was not quite as they had hoped this summer.
Earlier in the summer a group of British tourists say they were battered by security guards at their hotel - The BH Mallorca.
It is a popular place for revellers hoping to soak up the atmosphere on the infamous clubbing island.
Now, the BelleVue Club has come under fire from unhappy holiday-goers.
Natasha Dobson paid £1,600 for her 23-night stay but found the three-star hotel had been degraded to a two-star.
She told the : "On arrival, I was greeted by an angry, unclean-looking receptionist in a dingy reception, who smelt of cigarettes.
"It was around 5pm and the guests were clean, friendly, polite to her and yet she was extremely rude to them, on occasions even yelling.
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"The room would also be smaller than the apartment I had before. What I got was a room so small that I couldn't fit my luggage and myself inside at the same time.
"It was also dirty dingy and had a door that didn't lock."
Natasha said others she spoke to were also unhappy with their rooms and they all witnessed prostitutes touting for business within the hotel.
David from Dundee blasted the BH Mallorca with similar concerns when he stayed earlier in the year.
He wrote on TripAdvisor: "This was a horrible place to stay for our weeks holidays; terrible staff, filthy rooms and the food was just terrible, every single one of both my party and the friends we met there got very upset stomachs, including 1 who ended up on a drip...not much of a holiday.
"Coupled with the filthy kitchens are the staff.....quick tempered, rude and with security menacingly demanding your room key at all times, we forgot our key twice and both times the bouncers (yes, the hotel has 24 hour bouncers...4 star of course) marched us to the reception and demanded to know if we were registered guests.
"They did this by grabbing my arm and force marching me in front of all the other guests. They were itching to get violent, you can just tell.
"Horrible place, horrible staff and a horrible trip."
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