Ben Granville
This was our first trip abroad with our 11-month-old, and while the hotel has a great location and picturesque surroundings, several aspects of our stay could have been much better.
Check-in: The process was incredibly slow—frustrating after a long day of travel, especially with a baby.
Dining: Dinner service doesn’t start until 6:30 pm, which is too late for families with young children. On our first night, we were advised to try the Show Factory for an earlier meal—big mistake. My wife and I became seriously ill after eating two very questionable club sandwiches. Avoid at all costs! It took us 5 days to feel normal again and as a result we never got to eat a full meal as part of our half board package, and found ourselves mainly utilising their plain white toast facilities.
Pools: The larger hotel pools were far too cold for a baby. Fortunately, we found a much warmer pool elsewhere on the grounds.
Room Issues: Our room was disappointingly dark, with a terrace that received no sunlight—something that would have been nice while our baby napped. To make matters worse, a drain splashed water directly onto our sun loungers (see photo).
Hidden Fees: Charging €3 per day for the in-room safe feels ironic, considering its purpose is to secure valuables from hotel staff.
Overall, while the setting is beautiful, the guest experience needs significant improvement—particularly for families traveling with young children.
Luis B
An Incredible Stay at Barceló Royal Adults Only in Fuerteventura
We recently had the pleasure of staying at the Barceló Royal Adults Only in Fuerteventura, and it was truly an unforgettable experience. The hotel was spotless and beautifully maintained, providing a relaxing and luxurious atmosphere throughout.
The staff were outstanding – attentive, kind, and always helpful. Their warmth and professionalism really stood out and made our stay extra special.
The food was exceptional, both in taste and presentation. Every meal felt like a first-class dining experience, adding to the overall enjoyment of our trip.
From the clean and well-kept facilities to the flawless service, everything exceeded our expectations. We highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a peaceful and indulgent adults-only retreat in Fuerteventura. We can’t wait to return!
Ilona Šaroka
Perfect location, right at the beach front! Beautiful bungalows with big beds and very comfortable maytresses. Perfectly clean, with a small kitchen and fridge. Everything was super nice: food, drinks, comfort, we could regulate the room temperature as well. All staff were very friendly and helpful, we loved every minute of our stay. The best resort in Caleta. Thank you!
Kait Smith
The hotel is nice. Lots of choice of places to eat, a spa, decent sized pool. Our room was spacious and the beds were very comfortable. The whole resort was very clean. We paid extra to have a Junior Suite duluxe with sea view and hot tub. I chose this room type because it had a terrace with sunbeds it and I had read the reviews saying there are not enough sunbeds for the number of guests at the pool (definitely true). But our room (3025) and those alongside it did not get any sun on the terrace at any time during our stay (December). So it was completely pointless and a waste of money because the area could not be used for sunbathing. So if you are thinking of doing this, don't. The beach area was nice and yellow sand rather than black. The resort had a good amount of bars and restaurants within easy walking distance of the hotel. Alcoholic drinks in the hotel bars seemed reasonably priced.
Adam Leigh
We’ve just got back from a week self catering in a bungalow and we really enjoyed our stay to the point will be returning next year, the staff are all very lovely and have a smile every time you see them, they all work very hard and it shows in the facilities. The hotel wraps around the bay which is lovely and there are plenty of pools to chose from with a kids play area which holds events for them. We chose self catering because we have an 18 month old and didn’t think it would be worth all inclusive, however the facilities in the room for self catering are very poor to the point of impossible to cook a proper mealbut fine for very basic food so we ended up eating out most afternoons. When we did make something the price of groceries in the area is twice the price if not more of UK prices. 2 pink lady apples €4.05😮. Id recommend going All inclusive as we probably spent £5-600 on food and drinks in a week in total and we found the food better quality at the hotel than the surrounding area anyway, also and most importantly it has a good alcohol selection included.
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