De Playa Park Zensation is een viersterren strandhotel in La Oliva. Het beschikt over 173 kamers en biedt directe toegang tot het strand en gratis wifi.
Voor familiedagen aan het strand
Het waterpark en het kinderzwembad staan ter beschikking van gezinnen. Er is ook een crèche voor jongere gasten die zorg nodig hebben.
What a peaceful chilled hotel, I loved it!
I stayed end of June for a week and had a lovely time.
Hotel is so clean, rooms are great, food is fab and the staff are just so lovely.
10 mins walk to the beach and 20 mins walk to Music Square.
Couple of minor grumbles, I would have liked a better menu for cocktails even if it wasn’t included in the all inclusive package. A rule for claiming sunbeds in the morning needs to be implemented as you need to get up by 7am to get one for the day. A simple solution is towels cannot be put on the beds u til the pool area has finished being cleaned.
That said I would stay again even if the above isn’t implemented.
If you want a chilled and peaceful holiday this is the place for you x
Stayed here at the end of April and I will say the hotel is really lovely. The staff were brilliant too especially Petra, Karen and Samba.
Rooms were cleaned everyday and a good selection of food in the restaurant. The spa is also a great add on to our stay and has the only warm pool in the resort 😬
It is a short walk into town and the beach with a few shops nearby too which is handy.
The only issue we had and why I am only giving four stars is because we weren't made aware that the hotel was closing for a month at the end of our stay. It would have been good to have been made aware by Jet2 or the hotel when we checked in. Guests were leaving and no new guests were checking in. Suddenly the lively hotel became a ghost town and on our last day for breakfast it was only me and my partner in the restaurant for breakfast. The staff were stood around looking bored and lost. The entertainment they had booked were only playing to a couple of people. It all became an uncomfortable, awkward experience. There were even builders turning up and people measuring up. The hotel was literally closing down around us.
It would also be nice if there were music playing around the pool area during the day as it would have made it a better atmosphere.
Overall we did have a mostly relaxing week and will hopefully revisit to see what the hotel looks like once it has been refurbished.
A great hotel that is definitely worth recommending! The delicious pizza and excellent drinks served throughout the stay deserve special recognition. The staff were extremely friendly, professional, and always willing to help. The entertainers ensured a fantastic atmosphere and provided plenty of activities for both children and adults. The rooms were very spacious, clean, and comfortable. We remember the entire stay with great satisfaction and would be happy to return again! The only minor downside was the temperature of the pool water, which could have been a bit warmer.
Came for a short break away and this hotel was amazing. The hotel is very clean, modern and amazing looking. The rooms are so spacious and the beds are so comfortable. All the staff here are so welcoming and helpful if you ever need anything. A big shout out to Gino and Borja who are such friendly people and made such an effort to entertain everyone throughout the day, they were brilliant. The food and drink was 10/10 so much choice and different everyday! The entertainment was very good every night there’s a range of activities and live shows with incredible singers. As well as this there is a luxury spa where you can relax and chill out during your stay which was so nice. Definitely recommend this hotel if you’re looking for the perfect holiday and we cannot wait to return to Playa Park in the future, thank you!!
Last year me and my husband came here for the first time had a great time, hotel staff was lovely room really clean and had everything we needed, sun beds was out ready for when ever you wanted to get up you could always get a bed, this was our first time to Corralejo and we loved it. This year we came back with our 13 yr old daughter and my mom to show them how lovely this hotel was. Hotel was the same really clean few upgrades to the seating areas and was just how we remembered it. Then the fun starts getting a sun bed in a morning if you don’t want to burn or have you have a life long health condition where you actually can’t sit in the sun for long periods of time you have to stand by a umbrella that is fixed to the ground till your allowed to touch the sunbeds, if your a early riser this is a problem because you can not touch them till 10. You also get messages on your tv telling you, you’re not allowed to touch them till 10 and if you leave for 30 mins your towel is gone. Even tho as I’m sitting here typing this there have been beds behind us for over a hour with no one on them. If you happen to sit feel dizzy standing in the sun for 2 hours waiting to be allowed to touch the beds like the rest of the people in the hotel do every morning and sit on the plastic tables you get shouted at in front of everyone and spoken to like a child which is what happened this morning by the hotel manager. If someone is wants to get up at 7 and sit by the pool in the peace and quiet I don’t see why they shouldn’t be allowed to, this is not a relaxing hotel making people wait till 10 to fight for beds. There is a blonde English lady in the bar/ restaurant area that has repeatedly shouted at my daughter for not going in the POOL BAR fully clothed to get a drink which I may add every one else was going in there with just bikinis on and nothing was said to any of them as I have been watching over the week, there was also a incident in the restaurant at lunch time where she actually told her to get out because her hair was still damp not a single drop of water came off her hair not a drop of water touched the floor, then along comes the lady in the pink wet dress, wet hair nothing was said so I went back out to get my daughter and told her to come and eat her dinner, we was then met with dirty looks from said blonde lady the whole time we was in there. I get they don’t want the floor wet which is why I make her dry off before going for our meals but if you constantly pick on one person then others walks past actually dripping this is not on. The pool bar should be made a pool bar not inside the restaurant no one wants to get fully dressed every time they need a drink and to be shouted all the time or at least shout at everyone not just a select few because you don’t like them. I am so disappointed this time around with how the some of the staff have treated my family as we had a great time last time it seems this time we have been the targets.
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