CJ
I paid for a superior bungalow but we were given a very small bungalow like the rest. I’m unsure what was superior about it. I expected at least air con or a decent view for a superior bungalow. Rooms weren’t very clean; I walked bare foot and my feet were filthy with dust. Nobody came all week to change the bins, bedding or towels. The bedroom door had a large crack in it. If you have people anxiety then this isn’t for you either. The bungalows are very close and lots of people about. Toward the end of the week and once home we were covered in red, itchy, lumps and I found what looked like a bed bug in one of my socks. Had to boil wash everything and deep clean my suitcase once home including my bedding incase we brought them back. If you have mobility issues like me then everything will be a struggle as reception and the restaurant is far. You’d need a mobility vehicle. This just doesn’t just apply to the grounds of the resort but there’s cigarette butts everywhere thrown on the floor 🤢 There’s a British shop down the road and a Hiper Dino supermarket along with some bars or you can go into the town where there’s bars, cocktails and souvenir shops. They do all inclusive but we had the breakfast only option so we could explore other places to eat. There was a cooked buffet selection including eggs, bacon, sausage etc. Drinks included tea, coffee, juices, cereal and bread etc which was okay.
Millie H
Currently on day 5/8 here - staying as 3 adults all inclusive, placed in room 86.
For what I paid, it’s a decent holiday - it works out about £71 a night for the price I paid. This is a cheap and cheerful holiday, if I expected any more than that I would be disappointed.
The rooms are the worst part of the stay, but still very liveable. In an all inclusive apartment we have fridge, pots, pans, cutlery, plates, microwave, hobs, kettle toaster and a drip coffee machine.
Style is dated and rooms are worse for wear, sockets loose from walls and plumbing issues in the bathroom, relatively clean but the bathroom was dirty. It’s a big complex so I’m not suprised at some slack. You get what you pay for, the couch bed is like a gym mat and the sheets provided are old with holes in them and damaged, but clean. No AC so keep curtains closed in direct sun to keep cool air in.
Lots of scary reviews about theft had me worried about this place, but we had no such problems. Felt very safe.
The WiFi is an open network and only really works past 10pm, when the bar is closed and the staff are going home - tv is Spanish and German and a basic smart tv, as said the wifi means no Netflix, YouTube etc.
Food is fine for what I paid, small ish selection with a mix of tinned goods, fresh meat and fish with the usual chips and pasta always available. Breakfast is the highlight of the day but definitely limited. Buffet area is nice and clean, well looked after by staff with music and tv on, staff are polite but seem tired and overworked.
Location is good, lots about if you love exploring and walking, you can also get a coach to the zoo at the south of the island from right outside if you wanted to go there , it leaves every day at 9.15 and brings you back at 4.30. Also lots of friendly cats about, the island has a big amount of stray cats.
Nearby beach is lovely and easy access to a bus stop to travel to the next town over. Also lots of scooters you can rent out if you don’t want to walk everywhere, they’re on practically every street corner.
Pool area is cleaned often and is tidy, sun loungers are a bit old and damaged but more than useable.
A great budget holiday if you’re not picky and don’t expect too much for the price. Do not expect a TUI holiday if you aren’t paying those prices. Had a nice stay.
Jayne Laverick
Exceptionally basic accommodation desperately in need of upgrading.
No aircon, no WiFi.
Difficult to self cater as very limited kitchen equipment.
Bathroom was at least clean with a large shower.
Sofa bed very uncomfortable.
Tiny amount of outside space for each bungalow with no privacy.
Pool areas were decent and we could access multiple pools which was a bonus as there were no other facilities.
Reception staff unfriendly at times.
On site food/drink options very limited.
Local town was pleasant with a market and a series of nice beach areas.
Reliable bus service and cheap taxis were helpful so we could get off the complex a few times.
Thankfully the reliably hot /dry weather coupled with beaches and pools meant we could just use the room as a base and make the most of sun, sea and sand.
Rob Orr
We booked 24th June to 1st July 2026. I didn't read the reviews until about a week before we were due to go. They terrified me. I showed them to my wife. They terrified her. I wanted to cancel but we had fully paid and would not have got any money back.
So off we flew with extreme trepidation. Flight was lovely, airport staff at Fuerteventura were lovely and helpful with the ESS system (very quick and easy), my daughter was using a wheelchair and the staff took us straight to the taxi. Our driver was lovely.
The first person we met was Anna the receptionist. You could not have hoped for a friendlier person to help you. She explained everything thoroughly. We knew the room wouldn't be ready until 4 but we could leave our bags at reception and go and get a drink and sit by the pool. The barman was friendly, the bar (also where we had breakfast every morning) was clean tidy and spacious. The pool was pure blue and clean.
After getting back to reception (yes, up a hill) our room was ready at 3.15. The bungalow was clean, with a double bed made up in the bedroom, a sofa bed in the living room with 2 sets of clean bedding and 3 clean towels for us. It's true no maid service came but we didn't need them. No cockroaches or ants in sight. No air con but the two powerful ceiling fans kept the rooms lovely and cool.
We were Bed and Breakfast, and there was plenty of choice for breakfast, toast, cereal, cooked items, fruit, juice and a hot drinks machine (milky hot chocolate was yummy).
There are 4 pools depending where you are sited, our pool was about 40 steps away from the bungalow, spacious with plenty of loungers but you can use any of the 4 pools.
Eating out is well catered for. It's about a 10 minute walk from our bungalow to the restaurant district, down a hill. My wife at the time was suffering from a painful leg so it was hard work getting back up the hill. We tried the scooters everywhere but I wasn't balance confident!
We found 2 restaurants we liked, 'The British Bites' run by 2 friendly brothers and offer a wide variety of the type of food Brits like on holiday. Also, the 'Min7" Chinese restaurant opposite has lovely food and friendly staff. I can vouch for the shredded duck and pancakes, and the sweet and sour pork.
There were also 2 supermarkets nearby, both well stocked with friendly staff.
All in all, we encountered none of the issues that people have been complaining about. We thoroughly enjoyed our holiday and would consider returning.
Andrea Alcock
Rooms get a 4 star because even though they are very basic, they give you what you need. A bed, bathroom, kitchen with microwave, kettle, toaster and a two ring hob with basic essentials - 1 saucepan but enough crockery and cutlery. No sharp knife so we found it difficult in chopping food as we were self catering.
The service was pleasant. The American/Canadian lady who took our details when we arrived was friendly but we had to come back to check in as we was early. The man who checked us in did not smile or wish us a pleasant stay.
We went back the next morning to ask for another pillow, another saucepan and a hairdryer.....these items arrived at 10.30am. We also had to contact reception later on the week as our sink was not draining....this was also sorted withing a few hours.
When we checked out the lady just said thank you....no pleasantries like how was your stay or have a pleasant onward journey.....nothing.
The location is spot on though. A 20 min walk downhill to the town and beach, 5 mins downhill to the Zanzibar and the Hyperdino supermarket and restaurants.
The 9 nights we stayed cost less than £600 self catering so can't really complain and you get what you pay for.....a cheap week in the sun when the uk is drenched and chilly.
The only gripe we had was that there was no sun on our outside area but hey ho.....it didn't spoil our holiday 😊
