Double Room, Land View
- Bathroom
- Shower
- Hairdryer
- Direct dial telephone
- Minibar
- Tea and coffee making facilities


This all-inclusive beachfront resort suits families and couples who want a big, activity-filled resort with a strong food offering, extensive pools, and a private beach, especially those travelling with young children who will enjoy the water park and kids' facilities. Travellers seeking a small, intimate boutique feel, the largest possible rooms, or guaranteed English-first service may want to look elsewhere, and some guests have reported inconsistent treatment depending on nationality.
The Delphin Diva sits directly on Lara Beach, just 10 km from the airport and 15 km from the city center. With its own private 230-meter stretch of beach, this hotel offers an unforgettable seaside escape. Conveniently located with a minibus and taxi rank right outside, exploring local shops and attractions is easy.

Guests repeatedly single out the long private sandy beach and the large pool areas with slides as a highlight, noting well-stocked poolside bars, beach cabins, and a fair loungers policy that stops early-morning towel-saving.
The main buffet and several à la carte restaurants (including options like Chinese and Italian) draw consistent praise, with many calling the choice and quality of food outstanding and highlighting nice touches like poolside ice cream service.
Numerous reviewers name individual staff members for special thanks, describing reception, guest relations, and restaurant staff as warm, helpful, and quick to resolve issues like minor room maintenance problems.
Families frequently mention the water slides, mini fun fair, kids' club, and dedicated children's areas as making the resort well suited to holidays with young children, sometimes preferred over sister properties for this reason.
Many guests describe the rooms, bathrooms, and public areas as spotless and well maintained, with some comparing the standard favourably to other hotels they've stayed at on Lara Beach.
A number of English-speaking guests felt staff gave preferential attention to German-speaking guests, with at least one reviewer reporting a dismissive comment from guest relations about language expectations.
Some guests found standard double rooms cramped for more than two or three people and mentioned balconies being on the small side, along with occasional signs of wear in bedrooms.
A few reviews mention long waits at reception on arrival, sometimes lasting up to 45 minutes before guests could access their rooms, which felt frustrating after a long flight.
Guests sometimes struggled to get a table at their preferred specialty restaurant on a given night, since the pre-booking system fills up quickly, although no-shows meant tables often opened up.
