O Barceló Fuerteventura Castillo é um hotel de quatro estrelas em Antigua. Situado diretamente na praia, conta com 380 quartos.
Para famílias à beira-mar
O hotel oferece uma piscina e um parque infantil para as crianças. Durante os dias na praia, você também pode relaxar no spa ou experimentar a escola de mergulho.
Comodidades e características
Check-in / check-out
15:00 / 12:00
Número máximo de pessoas por quarto
2
Vistas
Vista para o mar
Número de quartos
380
Cadeia hoteleira
Barcelo Hotels & Resorts
Pagamento no hotel
Visa, Maestro, Mastercard, American Express, Visa Electron, em dinheiro
Localização
Em frente à praiaJardim / terraçoVista para o mar.
Comodidades
Ar condicionado (quarto)BarPiscina cobertaSala de conferênciasGinásioEstacionamento grátisWi-Fi grátisCozinhaRestauranteSpa e bem-estarPiscina
Crianças
CrecheClube infantilPiscina infantilIdeal para criançasParque infantil
Instalações desportivas
Escola de mergulhoCampo de golfeTénisWindsurf
A sua estadia ideal
Acessível
Ideal para
Famílias
Tipo de alojamento
Hotel
Nos arredores
Centro «Puerto del Rosario»11,8 km
Centro «Antigua»15,8 km
Praia (Playa del Castillo)300 m
Supermercado500 m
Farmácia660 m
Hospital10,8 km
Paragem de autocarro1,1 km
Caixa automática630 m
Fuerteventura13 km · ±36 min
Localização
Avenida del Castillo s/n, Antigua, 35610, Antigua, Espanha
Perguntas frequentes
Qual é o aeroporto mais próximo do Barceló Fuerteventura Castillo?
O aeroporto internacional mais próximo é Fuerteventura, a cerca de 7 km.
O Barceló Fuerteventura Castillo fica na praia?
O Barceló Fuerteventura Castillo fica na praia ou perto dela, por isso chega rapidamente ao mar.
O Barceló Fuerteventura Castillo é adequado para famílias?
Sim, o Barceló Fuerteventura Castillo dispõe de instalações adequadas a famílias com crianças.
O Barceló Fuerteventura Castillo tem spa ou wellness?
Sim, o Barceló Fuerteventura Castillo oferece spa e bem-estar para relaxar.
Quantas estrelas tem o Barceló Fuerteventura Castillo?
O Barceló Fuerteventura Castillo é um alojamento de 4 estrelas.
Lovely place to stay. We had an issue unfortunately with ants in our first room and the lady on reception was so helpful in finding us a brilliant new place and actually closer to the main hotel.
Went all inclusive so had access to barcello mar which is ten minute walk or so along the beach. Both places are brilliant. Going to Mar was better for the pool as unfortunately the heater in the pool at castillo is broken so it’s quite cold even in glorious sunshine. Castillo we felt had the better food options and you don’t need to book for breakfast lunch or dinner.
Catarina is the head of entertainment at Castillo during the day she was fun and would find us to let us know what time to head down for various entertainment. We can know make a lovely sangria!
All the staff were very friendly and helpful. The spa is fantastic highly recommend. Evening entertainment at Mar is good camp fun. Thank you.
We had a lovely stay at the hotel. The location was great, and our room was clean, tidy and well looked after. A special mention to the cleaner, who was very attentive and did a fantastic job despite us being in and out of the room throughout the day.
There was a good choice of options available for both breakfast and dinner, so we were always able to find something we enjoyed. We also had lunch a couple of times which was great. Staff were very attentive although maybe a little too quick at clearing plates sometimes.
There were a couple of negatives. Key fobs for rooms failed repeatedly through the week (3x my husband 1x me) meaning we had to keep going and getting them changed. Husband also had an issue with his safe but this was rectified straight away so kudos for that. The bathroom layout was a little unusual, with the toilet and showe being in separate cubicles with the sink located in the middle of the room, which didn’t provide much privacy. It was also quite difficult to get a sunlounger around the pool, particularly at busy times. We had seen previously that inflatables weren't allowed and that sunloungers shouldn't be reserved but there was no-one enforcing these rules. Also the strict dress code for dinner didn't really materialise either.
Overall, we had a really enjoyable holiday and would consider staying here again.
Just got back from a brilliant solo trip to Barceló Fuerteventura Castillo. If you’re traveling alone and want somewhere that feels safe, laid-back, and high quality, this is it.
Instead of a big, impersonal hotel block, you stay in these great little bungalows that give you plenty of space and privacy. The location is perfect—right on a lovely, calm beach and close to the marina for nice evening walks.
The buffet was excellent with loads of fresh options, and the staff were incredibly welcoming, which is always nice when you're on your own. It's a big resort so there's plenty to do, but it's just as easy to find a quiet corner by one of the pools and completely switch off.
Highly recommend it for a hassle-free solo getaway. I'd definitely go back!
Catching up with a review from a stay earlier in the year. This place really is something special! The accommodation is great and the housekeepers really do an amazing job, well done to the housekeeping team for keeping the rooms so welcoming and clean. We had a ground floor bungalow including private terrace and table/chairs and sun-loungers, it was perfect.
The staff are friendly and welcoming and the grounds and pool areas are beautiful. The restaurant, terraces and bar areas are immaculate and modern. The food here is nice and there is lots of choice.
The location is amazing, right next to the beach. It is so relaxing. More chilled and laid back than Corralejo but here lays the charm.
Definitely one of our favourite resorts for an overseas holiday!
I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to the wonderful staff at this hotel.
My daughter found herself in a difficult situation, and every member of the team treated her with kindness, compassion, and genuine care. Their professionalism and humanity made a huge difference, and our family will never forget it.
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