AluaVillage Fuerteventura

Po příjezdu na hotel jsme byly okouzleny vstupní halou, která má krásný výhled na bazény. Personál byl velmi milý a vstřícný. ve všem ochotně poradil . Animační programy na hotelu byly zábavné, animátoři jsou profesionálové a zvládají spoustu věcí . Určitě je náročná práce. Ostatní číšníci a obsluha byli perfektní, vždy milí a ochotní. Bazény a okolí hotelu velmi krásné,vždy dostatek lehátek a skvěle zásobený bar . Pokoje čisté,upravené . Přístup k oceánu trochu náročnější a dál od hotelu, ale je to příjemná procházka s hezkým výhledem na oceán. Jídlo velmi pestré, velký výběr zeleniny , ryby, maso. Za nás maximální spokojenost

Drinks we bought was definitely not real or watered down. All entertainment was tailored for French culture, so if you don’t speak French avoid. Had a leak outside our door, our room phone never worked. Food was okay though

Very nice hotel. Clean, and s lot of options at the restaurant (all inclusive part) Unfortunately we could not swim in the out door pool, because it was to cold. And there were not really any activities for children at the restaurant Easter holiday

With a few improvements, this could be a really good hotel. The entertainment is almost entirely aimed at French‑speaking guests, which makes it feel less inclusive. Although the restaurant advertised theme nights, the food didn’t really match the themes — just subtle clues like nachos and a cheese fountain on Mexican night, and pizza and pasta on Italian night, even though those were served every evening anyway. The snack bar options were repetitive (cheese and ham, bread and pastries), and food was often left uncovered throughout the day. The plastic‑cup token system is a decent idea in theory, but in practice it just adds hassle — especially if you fall asleep on a windy day and end up hunting for your cup. On the positive side, the hotel rooms were clean and contemporary, and the indoor pool was a real bonus since the outdoor pool isn’t heated. It’s a great hotel for a week’s getaway, but I wouldn’t want to stay any longer as the food choices become quite repetitive.

There are some great things about this hotel, especially for the price - but some areas are quite lacking & need consideration before you book. We booked with Jet2Holidays who call this 4*. It certainly isn't, and feel more like an average 3* hotel. See below: Good things: - The buffet food is great. It was varied with themed nights, particularly at dinner. Lots of delicious seafood & even a poolside BBQ at lunch one day. - The outdoor pool area was lovely. Great view, clean, and plenty of sunbed space. - The entertainment staff are friendly and work incredibly hard. The staff are French (the main demographic for the hotel) but they came to chat to us in English & made us feel welcome. There's a good range of activities (sports, quizzes, karaoke...) - In fact, all of the hotel staff were friendly and welcoming. They work incredibly hard. - The beach is approx 10 mins away and is beautiful. There is a nice beach bar, surf rental, and crystal clear water. Bad things: - The rooms. If you're expecting 4* (as was advertised to us) you'll be incredibly disappointed. We actually had to move rooms upon checking in as the first room smelled strongly of smoke, had cigarette burns on the bed, rusty fridge, cracked and dirty tiles and a dirty bathroom. To the hotel's credit they moved us quickly but even the second room (though cleaner) was tired and basic. It had a grubby bathroom, damaged light fitting & water stains on the ceiling from a previous leak. They desperately need renovation. - This is the first hotel where I have had to pay a deposit (in cash only) of 10 euros per pool towel. The hotel then charge 1 euro per day to clean these towels. Bizarre. There was also a fee to use the safe (17 euros per week). - The drinks selection was mixed. Beer and wine are available self-service from a tap & ice buckets which was fun. However we did not find a cocktail that was nice & most were weak and tasteless even by all-inclusive standards. - Drinks cups are given out on a token system. This wasn't really explained to us at check in and it took a while to get our heads around it. Basically, you are given 2 tokens which you exchange for plastic cups. You then need to bring back two cups (or two tokens) every time you want a drink. If you lose a token or cup it is a bit of a hassle to explain and have it replaced. I didn't think I'd have to worry about losing my drinks cups on holiday. Other things to consider: - The hotel is remote so you need a taxi to get to the nearest town, Morro Jable. It is not walkable particularly along the beach in places. Taxis cost about 10 euros each way. Obviously this is not fault of the hotel but it's something that you need to consider.