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We had a really lovely week at this hotel and it surpassed our expectations. It was a really beautifully designed hotel designed in the local style apparently and although it is big it still faint intimate and there was a lot of quiet space. We asked for a peaceful room and would certainly ask again for room 2143 which had a great balcony and sea view and a big room with lots of good storage space. The bathroom and room were immaculate although the bathroom was a little dated but renovations are taking place soon. Plenty of good quality sun beds, umbrellas and an adult as well as a mixed pool. Great programme during the day ie yoga, pilates and aqua aerobics and good quality animation at night. We used the spa most days as you have access to sauna and ice bath. We went half board as we like to go out for one meal a day and on your doorstep lots of lovely little restaurants and bars or a really nice 20-30 min walk into Puerto del Carmen which had some amazing restaurants. The food in the hotel was excellent and plenty of choice for every pallate. We don't usually go back to hotels or places but we are certainly considering a return for late sun Sept/Oct 25 as it was so good and Lanzarote is a lovely Island to explore.

Noticed this hotel when we were heading to the airport a couple of years ago and from the outside it looked very appealing. We arrived about half 9 and were told the dinner service had finished but they had made us a “cold buffet”. We were greeted by a plate of things that weren’t the best and only edible thing was the cheese and crackers. The buffet in the morning was ok, usual cereals, toast and fruit. The lunch and dinner was a bit rubbish to say the least, no variety from night to night and the options weren’t of the highest standard to be fair. All inclusive and we ate in the hotel twice for dinner. The pool bar was what saved the lunch to be honest, as I said no real variety and nothing that blew your socks off at lunch but the pool bar provided tastier option than the buffet. The hotel felt like a retirement camp although this could be put down to the time of year we went but it felt like everybody over the age of 65 that was holidaying in Lanzarote was staying at the VIK San Antonio. One of the positives for the hotel was the maids done a great job keeping the rooms tidy and even the day we didn’t need the room tidied they still provided clean towels for us which was great. Them and the pool bar staff were about the only people worth leaving a tip for. One of the things that did let it down was the late check out situation. We asked as soon as we arrived about late check out and were told to ask the day before we left( which baffles me as surely you can see on the screen if there is going to be any space or not but heyho) when we asked the day before we were due to leave we were told no straight away but when my wife mentioned she was pregnant they said oh let me check, there was none but why say no then check ? Surely you would check first before saying no? The hotel was a short walk from some fantastic restaurants which did somewhat salvage the hotel as I mentioned above the food at the hotel was very bland and not much variety. All in all Lanzarote was good as always but feel like the hotel let it down big time and could be so much more than a retirement camp.

Great family apartments, very clean thanks to the lovely ladies who work there and who will also do a full bag of washing for €5. There's no air con but fans are free from reception. Quiet and safe resort within 10 minutes walk of the main *****. There's also a lidl about 15 minutes walk away and only €4 back in a taxi. There are a few smaller supermarkets close by too. A few recommendations for restaurants in puerto del carmen, Sebastyans is an authentic Greek restaurant past lani's. Amazing food, incredible views and reasonably priced, definitely worth a visit. Also Port O Mar opposite the steps to the beach is reasonably priced and the guys are very welcoming and great with the kids. If you want to just stop for a beer then el kioska is in a nice wee spot, and a large beer is only €1.80 Overall Tisalaya are great family apartments in a good location and very clean.

Just returned from a fabulous 11 night holiday. We had a room with a side sea view lovely spacious room, walk in shower (rooms with a bath also available), mini fridge, microwave, safe (extra charge). Spacious terrace with 2 chairs, table and 2 sun loungers. Always loungers around the pool. The usual suspects reserving sun beds before 9.00 despite notices. Entertainment was good and lovely lounge area. Prices for drinks very reasonable 3.50 euros for a large beer (excellent beer). We were half board and the food was delicious plenty of choice and vegetarians well catered for. The staff were very friendly. Stand out was Renata on reception who arranged for our daughter who was staying for part of our holiday to have a room near ours. The hotel is closing in the spring for refurbishment and I hope the staff get some clarity soon on what will be happening to them when it closes as it is causing them some anxiety. It was really nice to see the staff really enjoying their jobs and hope they can return when the hotel reopens. The hotel is in fabulous location just near the beach and at the quiet end of the *****. We are planning to return next October.

The hotel is amazingly clean, it is cleaned every day. Staff are very helpful. The cleaners let them selves in, there is nothing to let the cleaners know if that you don’t require it that day. The hotel is in 2 parts, the main side and a quiet side( the quiet side you can hear other hotels having fun😂) there is a pool which isn’t heated to this side and nothing else. The main side has a large pool (salt water) which is supposed to be heated😂 and 1 bar, if your all inclusive (which we were) the quiet side doesn’t really work,(we did ask to be moved but couldn’t) if you want a drink it’s a trek it would suit if self catering though the spar was closer than the bar. We had a 2 bed ground floor apartment it was big enough for us but with only having 1 sofa I could see it not being enough for some family’s. There is a walk way to other hotels between the main and quiet side with gates, the code to these gates are given to you on arrival, good for saftey but not very good if you want to take drinks to your apartment and have your hands full. They get pad locked at around 7pm every night so you have to walk around the outside of the complex in the evening, to get to the restaurant and bar,they get unlocked at 7 am, so no alarms needed by the delivery drivers unlocking these. Food and drink was basic and very repetitive and salty. There was no entertainment either while we were there. It’s a good 40 min walk into PDC where there is loads going on. Over all good for b&b or self catering, would stay again but definitely not all inclusive.

My daughter and I spent a great week at Hipotels La Geria. The Hotel is attractive and has a beautiful pool. It is in a good location, just across the road from a huge sandy beach and only a few minutes walk to bars, restaurants and local shops. Puerto del Carmen centre is only a short bus ride away, too, if you want more. The Hotel itself was very clean and the staff were very friendly and helpful. Our room was also clean and comfortable, with a good size bathroom, plenty of wardrobe space, fridge and a free to use safe. We were half board and found a huge choice of food available for both breakfast and dinner. We arrived late in the evening on our first day and although the restaurant was closed, they had put some cold meats, cheese and fruit out for us to eat, which was a welcome sight! We were warned that they were doing some building work on the Spa during the day, which is located near the pool but we weren't bothered by any noise or dust etc. when we used the pool. All in all, a lovely stay and we would definitely go back.