I have been coming to Lanzarote for years but had never stayed here - I’ll only come back to Barcelo royal level from now on. The service was 10/10, very attentive, and the hotel itself is amazing. The pools are lovely, and there are plenty of options for relaxing and sporting activities. My only wish is that we stayed longer to try everything - we will have to come back again next year. Thank you for our stay. Special thanks to the lovely lady at the royal level check in desk, the lady with very short hair, she was amazing. Than you!
We had the most beautiful experience in the hotel.
We had the pleasure to meet Eva, the receptionist of Olivina buffet restaurant, she was so kind and she gave presents to my 3 daughters.
Thanks Eva, you were just exceptional with my family.
Ok so my ratings are all over the place and I will explain why.
First off 99% of the staff at this hotel are great, and I have to mention 2 of the best by name 1. Beatrice the guest relations manager was excellent. 2. Javier the pool bar waiter at the infinity pool was superb, a real display of 5 star customer service from both individuals.
Its not located great as its a bus or taxi to the main strip, we walked a couple times, but in that heat (32°), was no joke. Food was ok, not great, with a selection for the kids missing from its offering. Multiple maintenance issues ranging from cold/dirty pools to no locks on balcony doors to effectively secure the room. Lifts didn't work for half of our holiday, which was not good. Quite noisy when wanted to sleep. Don't get caught in the hype of ROYAL LEVEL, really not as great as you would expect. Not our worst holiday, but definitely won't return.
This is the second time we’ve been at Barcelo active resort and it’s been amazing both times. The location of the hotel is perfect and only a short walk up into the town. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. The hotel and room were spotless and very comfortable. There were lots of vegetarian food options available and the chefs were very accommodating with additional vegan options by making vegan pizza on request! Everything exceeded our expectations and we will be back again!
Really beautiful hotel with various bars and pools, the service is really good with friendly and professional staff. Large modern rooms and overall a great place. We went to the LEVEL where you have access to few more places than the standard rooms and we couldn't fault anything.
Only negative is about the island not the hotel. As most canary islands, is windy 24/7 with wind speed that goes up and down. In my opinion, an ideal place for group holiday up to 7 night. Not for us as don't enjoy wind very much
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