'Never again': Fuming couple storm out of five-star £2,700 resort five DAYS early

A couple have said they cut their £2,700 three-week five star beach resort holiday short because after having to walk nearly an hour to escape the pool bar’s blaring techno music.

Clive Murray, 65, and his wife Rosie, 52, Cheshire, booked their all-inclusive stay on the island of Boa Vista in Cape Verde in April through Tui.

It was supposed to be a “relaxing holiday” while the couple were in the process of moving house but instead they said it felt more like being in Benidorm or Kavos and were shocked by the condition of their double room – which they alleged smelled of sewage.

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After two weeks of trekking nearly an hour to escape “the noise” of techno music from the hotel’s pool bar, the couple threw in the towel and booked an Airbnb, despite having paid for five more nights. All in, Clive and Rosie said they spent more than £3,000 on the holiday.

“We wanted a relaxing three weeks away because, with the house move and everything, the whole year has been really stressful,” he told PA. “We just wanted to relax.

“Almost every day, we would walk 50 minutes up the beach so we could get away.

“So we’d make our sandwiches in the morning at breakfast and go sit on the beach as far away from the hotel as possible, so we didn’t have to listen to this constant noise. And you could still hear it.

“I know some people will call me an old grouch, but there was a lot of older people there and yet the hotel had adopted a Benidorm or Kavos model with really loud techno music.”

It was not all bad according to the couple who said the food was excellent and the hotel staff were always polite and friendly. They had booked a holiday in early