Hotels near Caleta de Fuste Cultural Center, Caleta De Fuste

I arrived at Castillo in the early evening of October 2nd 2023 as a solo traveller. Having left home some 8 hours previously, I felt tired , hungry , and thirsty and was therefore looking forward to being welcomed to my apartment quickly and efficiently as a holidaymaker. Instead I found myself face to face with a surly and charmless young man who ran through the check in procedure in a bored and disinterested fashion before thrusting a grainy and badly photocopied map into my hand in order to find my apartment myself amongst hundreds of similar white bungalows in the complex At this point I might add I’m the only traveller checking in at that point. Some 45 minutes later I find my apartment after walking round the complex umpteen times , if the check in guy had removed himself from behind the desk and simply pointed to a gate 50 yards up the road all this could have been avoided. The apartment was tired looking , sagging curtains , broken sofa bed , the main beds were uncomfortable metal frame affairs with a mismatched wooden headboard jammed up between them and the walls No air con , simply antiquated ceiling fans/lights which were hard to figure out to keep running without the lights on. Kitchenette appallingly equipped . Something scuttles when I open a cupboard Blocked drains emitting foul odours in the bathroom The roads around the complex are shocking , featuring broken manhole covers , broken electrical boxes , discarded rubbish lying around , and oh watch out for cars randomly crossing your path without warning from the strange little mini roundabouts which allow cars to zoom in front of people in a pedestrian zone. Also beware the electric scooters hacking around everywhere I think I had 3 room service visits in a fortnight , and despite paying for late checkout on my last day I then had a cleaner wondering why I was still there at 12 , I had to google the words paid late check out to get rid of her , obviously someone hadn’t done their job! Finally if you come here and are not particularly fit , it’s approximately 1 1/4 miles to the nearest beach , despite saying beach resort and a steep uphill climb on the return I’m sure Castillo will give the standard reply to this review , but you need to revamp your rooms , employ staff that are good with people , repair your roads , look after your grounds properly , including using the irrigation system in order to avoid the eyesore of dead plants everywhere, last but not least some general information given to guests and proper signage around the place would greatly help!

Stayed for one night on a solo trip from corralejo, everything was spotless,great location the place was lovely will definitely be back again.

Fantastic return trip and a brilliant holiday! We arrived very early, well before lunchtime and were surprised to find our room was ready and that we had been given a free upgrade to a sea view, along with a free family spa pass, cava and chocolates to the room and a free upgrade to the a la carte restaurant one evening. My husband had emailed prior to request something and the email had been taken into account. This is a very spacious, clean and well maintained hotel. The grounds are lovely the pools are big. We NEVER once had an issue with sunbeds whatever time of day and often came back from the beach late morning to see 50+ available sunbeds. I’m not sure how this is the case but it makes such a difference! The kids (6 & 6) enjoyed the daily activities in the pool such as the running mat and inflatable slide and were also pleased they could use their own inflatable tyres in the pool. The proximity to the gorgeous beach is so handy. The water is mostly calm with golden sand and clear water. The rooms are large and spacious with a huge bathroom area and large balcony. It’s a bit strange how you can almost see through into the next door balcony though. We had room 336 which had a stunning view. The rooms are also very clean and the maids are very helpful. The restaurant is really pretty outside and very spread out, compared to some hotels where you feel on top on the next table. It felt so quiet. The waiters are all friendly and efficient. The food was very good and hot. The inside decor definitely needs updating and modernising. The veranda bar was ok for a quick bite and for ice creams/beer around the pool. The mini disco was loved by my kids and they enjoyed getting a lolly after each one. We didn’t use the kids club but the other kids around the pool seemed to enjoy this a lot. We stayed half board and the Spar at the local shopping centre was handy for baguettes, drinks and snacks for the room. The manager was frequently seen throughout the day and often said hello at breakfast time; it was good to know he was personally checking on the restaurant standards. The staff in general are so friendly and cannot do enough for you. The kids remembered Davide from a previous visit and he was so good to them, helping them with their Spanish etc. the animation team are all very friendly and funny too. Overall, we had a brilliant family holiday which represented excellent value for money. On the way back to the airport we got the jet2 bus (but it is worth getting a taxi on the way to the hotel at least approx 18 euros before tip) and as we drove round the other hotels I can safely say there was not one that I would have stayed in- the Sheraton was far more superior!

Loved this hotel, very isolated but great for what we wanted, really handy for the airport less than 10€ in a cab, pleasant walk into Puerto Del Rosario, Melissa on reception was outstanding in everything, very helpful & knowledgeable. Room was fabulous overlooking the sea, marked down slightly because the restaurant didn’t open until 8pm and nothing available to eat before, plastic style mattress protectors on the bed made me sweat but they were only minor things.

The Bristol Playa apartment hotel is a lovely complex. It has all you need for a lovely chilled holiday, pool bar, evening bar, supermarket, and great pools. The apartments are clean and well equipped with everything you need, loved the little touch of providing you with a little washing up liquid, sponge and and cloths. If you're there a week, then your beds and towels will only be changed once mid week, and you can pay for extra towel changes. The supermarket is well stocked and reasonably priced, fresh baked pastries in the morning, pizzas at lunch, and into the evenings as well all other groceries. Pool is manned by a life guard but is salt water, so watch out with the kids and sunburn. Recommend UV swim tops. Pool bar does snacks and is reasonably priced, main bar does pizzas at night, karaoke most nights, we liked it for a few drinks after being in the main town for food etc. There are bits of the hotel that need a spruce up, lick of paint, etc, but overall, it's clean and tidy, and the pool area has loads of shade. We travelled last week in August, and despite not arriving at the pool until 11 am at the earliest, we always found a bed without hassle. None of this 6am get up to reserve beds. My only issue was the distance to the town, for a couple no problem but with a 5 year old who'd been in the pool all day, there little legs were too tired to do the walk there and back. Taxis are €5 each way, we also used to hoppy scooters, which my son thought was great. Recommend the waterpark close by as well. It is a great day our and most of the slides are accessible to even those wearing armbands or swimvests. I would definitely come back and recommend as a chilled week away but not for those with walking difficulties or little legs - unless you're happy to get taxi's.