Otakar Klika
We had a great time at R2 Pájara Beach Hotel! The whole resort is pretty big, which gives you plenty of space to relax and explore. We stayed on an all-inclusive basis and were happy with both the food and drinks — there was always enough and the variety was solid. The pool is large, so finding a spot to chill out was never an issue, even during busy hours.
Throughout the day, the hotel organizes different activities to keep you entertained — and that continues into the evening with fun events and good vibes at the bars. The staff were all really kind and helpful, which added a nice touch to the stay.
The hotel is located right by a peaceful, almost empty beach that’s absolutely beautiful — perfect for long walks or just relaxing without crowds. About a 10-minute walk from the hotel you’ll also find a supermarket, car rental services, and plenty of souvenir shops, so unless you’re planning to explore the entire island, you won’t necessarily need a car to enjoy your stay here.
The only downside? Because the hotel is built into a hillside and designed in tiers, getting around can take a bit of time. Sometimes you even have to take two different elevators to reach certain areas, which isn’t ideal if you’re in a hurry. And although the place was generally clean and well-maintained, we did spot a cockroach in our room — not the highlight of the trip, but it didn’t ruin our experience.
All in all, a solid holiday spot if you’re looking to relax, eat well, and soak up the Canarian sun with everything taken care of.
Beata Miłkowska-Wypych
This hotel is truly fantastic! The beds are very comfortable, and the rooms are clean and thoroughly cleaned every day. The view from the balcony is absolutely breathtaking. The staff is extremely kind and helpful at all times. The food is delicious, with top-quality cuisine – special compliments to the gentleman preparing the omelets every morning – they were amazing!
I highly recommend this hotel – staying here was a real pleasure!
Pavel Dlask
Disappointing from the Start – Not Worth the Price
We booked an all-inclusive family vacation expecting peace, comfort, and a stress-free environment. Unfortunately, from the moment we arrived, the experience has been marked by one issue after another.
Despite booking as a family, we were given two separate rooms because no family room was available. One of the rooms cannot be locked at all – the door simply opens with a light push. The second room has a different but equally serious problem: the terrace door doesn’t close properly, offering zero privacy and raising safety concerns.
These aren’t just minor inconveniences – they’re fundamental issues, especially when you’re traveling with small children. Feeling safe and secure is the bare minimum one should expect from a hotel in this price range.
To make matters worse, I went to brush my teeth and suddenly found my feet soaked – the drain in the bathroom isn’t sealed properly. It’s shocking to see such basic maintenance problems in a hotel that charges nearly €3000.
Instead of relaxing, we’ve spent the beginning of our holiday managing technical faults and chasing fixes. For the price we paid, we expected professionalism, quality, and peace of mind. Sadly, this stay has been the exact opposite – and it’s put a serious damper on our entire vacation.
Unbearable Noise – Ongoing Renovations Without Warning
As if the first day wasn’t frustrating enough, the second morning brought an even bigger surprise – the hotel is undergoing major renovations. From early in the morning, we were greeted not by the sounds of the sea or birdsong, but by relentless drilling, angle grinders, and hammering echoing through the walls. There was no prior warning about any construction work when we booked or checked in. It’s absolutely unacceptable to charge premium prices for a stay in what feels like an active construction site. So much for rest and relaxation – this so-called holiday has become a test of patience. Super vacation for all that money, indeed.
Michal Cendrowski
We're in the middle of our stay in this hotel. And sadly it's a disgrace. The hotel is a bit outdated, but ongoing makeover makes the stay unbearable. Every day, including weekends, right at 8 am starts drilling, hammering and all other sort of construction noises. You want to sleep a bit longer? No way. You want to go to your room during the day to take a nap, rest or plan some activities? Forget it. Of course no one warned us about that, during reservation or check-in, so first morning was a very unpleasant surprise. The stay here is the opposite of relaxing. If you want to go to Fuerteventura just pick some other place to stay - this place doesn't care about your rest at all.
Just to be fair - the staff is nice and friendly, but the management just care about your money.
Niloufar Ab
The hotel is very old and needs renovation. It’s not suitable for young people, as most guests are elderly. Rooms and beds have ants and insects, and the wooden bed frames should be replaced.
Drink options are limited, and cocktails aren’t good. Despite paying for all-inclusive, premium drinks cost extra, and only cheap ones are free. Service stops at 11 PM, and after that, everything is chargeable.
The indoor pool and jacuzzi aren’t included. The snack bar is disappointing—mostly restaurant leftovers. The building is outdated, housekeeping isn’t great, and even pool towels cost extra. The atmosphere is dull, with only two hours of music by the pool. The hotel’s high rating is undeserved.
Positives: Good food with variety, friendly staff, nice pools, and a beachfront location.
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