Costa Teguise Hotels with Pools

Hey just writing this quick review as we have only arrived today after being petrified for weeks wondering what we were walking in to. I just want to reassure everyone who are planning on visiting soon, that our 1 bed apartment is SPOTLESS huge in size and has gorgeous views, the staff have been super friendly ensuring our room was ready for us hours before check in time. I plan to update on our departure x

We stayed in a Luxury Deluxe sea view room with hot tub. The room wasn’t huge and massively lacked storage especially drawers. It also lacked in surface areas. The view from the balcony was spectacular and the hot tub was lovely. The bed was the most comfortable I’ve ever had in a hotel and the variety of pillows were just lovely. The Tv had a few English channels. I loved the illuminated vanity mirror over the sink. The main negatives for the room were the fact you needed to pay for the safe. The mini bar was stocked but was not free to all inclusive. Usually the mini bar is stocked in most hotels and the first lot of contents free then you pay if you want it restocked. We removed the contents and bought our own from the spar around the corner. I was shocked that there were no bath robes and slippers, especially that the room had a hot tub. This is the first hotel I’ve stayed at that they haven’t been provided. The worst part of the room for us was the lack of privacy in the toilet. It’s just a glass sliding door and leaves nothing to the imagination unfortunately. The food we found to be fantastic and the best we’ve ever had at an all inclusive. The coffee at breakfast was lovely and really liked being able to have a takeaway coffee it was a lovely touch. The lunch particularly at Champs bar was fantastic the food was cooked to order and hot and fresh. The staff in champs were absolutely fantastic. The staff in the buffet restaurant were so friendly. The drinks here especially the cocktails were really good. The service at B Lounge was very slow and on one occasion non existent. We went in one evening and it was almost empty with about 6 tables worth of guests. We waited over 20 minutes and gave up and left as we weren’t served despite getting the waiter’s attention on a few occasions, and also going to the bar to be told sit down and a waiter will serve you. We never drank in there since and went to Champs instead. The bands they had on in the evenings were great. The pool area was lovely and you could find loungers at any point during the day. No sunlounger wars at this hotel. All the staff at the hotel were absolutely fantastic, we loved the “we happy” animation teams guy who does the aqua aerobics and activities. Was suprised to find out on check out that the all inclusive stopped at 12 check out time. We didn’t leave for the airport until 5pm but didn’t arrive until 8pm. Never experienced this on any other hotel. We’ve always been allowed to use all facilities until you leave. Would advise you to check your bill on check out as I had a bill presented to me for drinks charges in Champs that didn’t belong to us. We hadn’t ordered anything that wasn’t included in the AI package and checked the time of all inclusive ending and disputed it as we were back to the room each night by 11:30 and AI finished at 12:30. These charges were removed but i can’t understand how it happened.

We stayed here for 5 nights at the end of June 2024. Myself, my husband, our 2 daughters (4 and 6 months) and my parents stayed at this hotel. We had rooms next to each other with joining rooms which was perfect when you have young children and often need an extra pair of hands. We had a small kitchenette in our room which was great when you have a small baby that needs bottles washed and sterilised. The rooms were clean, spacious and bright. The evening entertainment was incredible, my 4 year old would stay up to 11pm most nights dancing away having the best time. The food was ok, some meal times were better than others, perhaps we are just fussier than the average person. We loved the breakfast every morning with fresh pancakes, churros and eggs. We would have food at lunchtime from the pool bar, and then dinner in the main restaurant in the evenings. I would recommend bringing a refillable water bottle for your children, and perhaps small travel squeezy juice/squash as i found there was no choice of soft drinks for my 4 year old during the day apart from fizzy or a mocktail. So we would put squash in her bottle and refill it at the bar from the water dispenser. Staff are so lovely, special mention to Vicky in the bar! We have rebooked again for this July for a week and cannot wait.

Relax and unwind in Meliá Salinas, an emblematic beachfront resort in Costa Teguise, designed for guests as of 16 years and recognized as an artistic and cultural heritage site. Enjoy elegant surroundings with winding pools, shimmering sands and spectacular botanical areas, all designed by local artist Cesar Manrique. The Level is available for guests looking for superior, personalised service with exclusive access to The Level Lounge and private Pool and a selection of rooms with Nespresso machine, premium bathroom amenities and turn-down service. A selection of Garden Villas with private garden en swimming-pool is offered for those wishing even greater privacy and exclusivity.

Stayed here for a week in December and it certainly wasn’t the hotel we were expecting it’s meant to be a 4* but really it’s only a 2* pushing to a 3*. Room in block 5 and really small, food in the main restaurant was cold had to heat most things up in the microwave which wasn’t ideal. Swimming pool was meant to be a heated pool in winter but it was ice cold you couldn’t even get into it which wasn’t good with two teenagers with us. The only positive things I have to say about this hotel is the staff they’re so friendly and helpful, when we booked this hotel in January 2024 it was called Be live experience and reviews were great but since it’s been bought over and a name change it’s definitely went down hill. Everyone we spoke with have all said they’d never book this hotel again even though some of the couples had be going to this hotel for years but they’re definitely not going back again due to the drop in standards, I for one will not book this hotel again only upside is it’s in a great location and on the beach front but so are a few other hotels which I will book in the future.

With a stay at Vitalclass Lanzarote Resort in Teguise, you'll be next to a golf course, within a 15-minute drive of Playa de Matagorda and AquaPark Costa Teguise. This golf aparthotel is 10.4 mi (16.8 km) from Pocillos Beach and 12 mi (19.3 km) from Puerto del Carmen Beach.Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers massages, body treatments, and facials. You're sure to appreciate the recreational amenities, which include 3 outdoor swimming pools, a nightclub, and a health club. Additional amenities at this Colonial aparthotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and wedding services. The complimentary beach shuttle makes getting to the surf and sand a breeze.All-inclusive rates are available at this aparthotel. Meals and beverages at onsite dining establishments are included in all-inclusive rates. Charges may be applied for dining at some restaurants, special dinners and dishes, some beverages, and other amenities. Satisfy your appetite with local and international cuisine at La Carabela, a poolside restaurant which features a garden view. Mingle with other guests at the complimentary reception, held daily. Relax with a refreshing drink at the bar/lounge, the poolside bar, or one of 2 beach bars.Featured amenities include a business center, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a 24-hour front desk. Event facilities at this aparthotel consist of a conference center and a meeting room. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 150 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchenettes. Your memory foam bed comes with down comforters. 40-inch flat-screen televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.

We visited last year with our son so wanted to return here with our twin daughters also as we knew it was clean, safe, great location and the pools are warm. We had another great stay. We had requested a ground floor room and really hoped we weren’t facing the building work as family rooms are to that side. Room was perfect position! Easy access to both pools and breakfast room, ground floor and no building work seen or heard. All the staff were very friendly but particularly the lifeguard (we heard someone call him Gilbert so may be his name?) and Ava/Ana on reception who were just fantastic so helpful and so friendly. Breakfast is 8-11 which allows you time for a lay in and check out is 12! Great timings so you’re never rushed. Fab food at breakfast, especially the fried eggs and never a queue for anything. Many thanks and hopefully we will be returning again soon.

We have just returned from our 6th visit to the hotel it is just as nice as first time very clean and tidy , this time we spent Christmas 🤶 and New Year The Christmas Eve meal was delicious also the the waiters and waitresses looked very smart in their Black and white outfits . Pity that some of the so called gentleman guests didn’t make an effort well done the LADIES!!! The New Years meal we were not overly impressed with and the seating arrangements spoke to Rebekah and Francisco about it at the returning guests meeting so we decided not to eat in that night Generally the food is fine always found something to eat we found the lunch time meal was better than the evening meal. The staff were wonderful Natalia telling us some nice places to see Louis always smiling and helpful. Magda with always with a welcoming smile 😊 all the 3 members of staff were very pleasant to see and talk to also Lolly looking after everyone and not to forget the wonderful Mercedes who cleaned our room to a very high standard and the wonderful Noella at the pool bar who served my wife with her Brandy Coffee in the morning. When we left the hotel was taken over by some new owners so I hope they keep all the nice staff on including you Laura..: one member of the bar staff could learn some customer service skills Maybe watch Rafael the bar manager We are looking forward to seeing you all again in November or May 2026 Colin & Sue 😃😎

Where do I even start with this hotel. For the life of me I can't understand why it seems to be the majority of people are raving positively about it. I was there in March and only just now getting round to writing a review. To expect people to stay and pay good money to this dreadful place is an insult to people's intelligence. We checked in and went to our room the furniture was extremely dated. The kitchen was basically falling apart and there was rust everywhere. It was disgusting. The bedroom door would not close properly as it was sticking on the floor. The curtains where falling off the living room window. We complained and had to fight to be moved. We where moved the next day and this room was no better. Doors water damaged, curtains trailing on the floor. Brown spots on the yellow curtains in the bedroom looked suspiciously blood stains. The backs of the curtains where covered on black mold. This was right beside the bed. At night we where very cold as there was only a sheet over our beds. We had to use our towels over the sheets to stay warm. There was double duvets but this was unsuitable and to heavy for single beds. At night time there was a constant banging noise, sounded like a door on the roof area. This was every night. Again the kitchen poorly maintained and very little utensils. The plug in the kitchen was also very lose. The furniture was fit for a bomb fire. Very worn and marked. We did complain but go where. Also complained to Jet2 but unfortunately everywhere was booked up. The hotel manager lady and the staff where extremely rude and just didn't want to know. The whole lack of people skills was disgustingly embarrassing for this ”hotel” It was absolutely disgusting and is no way to treat paying guests. The area around the pool was very unkept. Hopefully since my stay they have discovered what a paint brush is. Paint work of walls etc was flaking off. The pool area was not clean. I only seen them once out cleaning the area down properly with power hoses. The pool itself had algae growing around the ledges into the water. It made be gringe that parents where letting their children swim in it. The paddling pool was not very clean looking. The bottom of it looked like it was all stained by algae. I watched a cleaner use a mop and bucket to clean the tiles around the pool area. He never changed the water and dumped the dirty water into a drain beside the paddling pool. Leaving dirty water around it. Regarding the pool area it was a free for all regarding the sun Lodgers. People where expected to lift off heavy sun longers themselves. Regarding the accommodation blocks these should be condemned. The window frames don't fit the walls properly. Allowing wind etc to blow through. They don't look safe and in no way meet EU regulations. Never in my life have I stayed in such a dreadful place we just wanted to go home. I have stayed in much better hostels in my student days. Do not stay in this place. It is such a shame as it is so

The rooms and hotel were very clean although it was varied as if our bins/ashtray were emptied and the outside table wiped down on your balcony. We ran out of toilet paper on the second to last day and our towels were not changed on 2 occasions even though we left them on the floor in the outer bathroom as we had been told. They were just picked up and put into the bathroom but all the other days we left them there, they were changed and put on the shelf. There was only 1 visible plug socket in the room (assuming that more were behind the fridge cabinet and sofa) so it was a good job I brought a double socket otherwise we would have to move the furniture. The hairdryer was adequate for the room as your hair dried with the heat but would take ages if the weather was colder. The reviews on the food were somewhat accurate. It was hit and miss on standard but for all inclusive it was what you would expect and most was edible (the occasional tough piece of meat). Toilets on the ground floor are limited with one in reception and one as you exit to the back, nothing round the pool or in the bar area. Staff were very friendly with the exception of the older male life guard. I have a bad back and asked if I could take a chair to the pool area as the loungers were too low and was told yes not a problem but every day he was on and tried to take the chair. I explained to him why I needed it but he did not speak English and just got angry and shouted before walking away. Then I got bad looks from him for the rest of the day but he was only working 2/3 days in my 7 day trip. Night entertainment was OK, depending on what you like but the team were very good at trying to get people involved and it was varied. Locally, there is not much around the hotel with a building site to one side and derelict housing to the other with what I can only describe as homeless people living there. There are bus stops at the back of the hotel (out the front, turn right then right again to the main road) that will take you to shops, bars and night life if that is what you are looking for at a range of 1.4 - 4 Euros for travel on the bus or a taxi is only 4 Euros to Costa Teguise for local shops, beach and bars. The shop on site is expensive compared to the local town. There are a few shops when you turn right out of the hotel about a 10 minute walk. There is also a shopping mall called The Open Mall about 15 mins on the bus (from the same side as the hotel) which is the stop past IKEA that is nice to walk around (2 Euros on the bus). There is no smoking in the hotel except on your balcony, the pool bar or out the front by the bird cages, although a lot of people did smoke around the pool. The nearest beach is a 17-20 walk, turn right out of the hotel and turn right at the Restaurant Mason, left at Sportium then a quick right onto Plya Bastian path down to the beach. It would be nice if there was a back entrance to the hotel where the bus stops are so you did not have to