Lanzarote Hotel Guide - 2 stars Hotels in Lanzarote, Spain

Lovely terrace over looking pool. Lovely pool but cold in January. Large spacious rooms & bedrooms. Bar is a bit basic but nice friendly barman & good snacks. Lovely gardens & kids pool. Spa looked great but we didn't go.

Stayed as a family group in 3 rooms, 2 next to each other, 1 a few doors up.

reception was closed when we arrived, which we expected, what we didn't expect was to be put in a room that was not fit for purpose at the back of the hotel (room 9) when we had paid up front for a sea view. Had to ring the emergency number to locate the key for our room this was not explained up front and then had to ring back to advise not a seaview, nothing could be sorted until the morning. We were them shown to room 20 which was perfect, but we were not compensated for the first night and we were even charged €10 on the last day to store our luggage as we had a late pick up, thought we might have the storage charge waived, but no. The room as cleaned to a very high standard most days, but the start of the holiday could have started better for us.

Only stayed 3 days this Time but we were there for a week last year! Brilliant spot with great staff, especially Rodri!

The Apartmentos Camel Spring are slightly out of the centre of Costa Teguise, at Bastian Playa. They're set off the main walkway (only by around 100 metres) and next to a couple of little Spanish restaurants. The Mamas & Papas one next door appears to cater exclusively to locals, since it has a kids' play area nearby. The rooms are typical Lanzarote : nicely decorated, with balconies (with overhead lights which aren't always standard). We're Costa Teguise veterans and this is one of the best apartments we've stayed at. Owner/manager is German and very friendly.

All rooms face the beach/sea and have balconies, so great views guaranteed. Very close to the shore and well kept, clean rooms. Facilities were fairly basic though wifi was decent and the staff were lovely. Only downside was the roadworks further down the road that meant no bus service while I was staying, otherwise there'd be a bus stop right outside too.