Lanzarote Hotel Guide - 5 stars Hotels in Lanzarote, Spain

Lovely hotel, friendly and helpful staff, we upgraded to half board because the food was so good. Hotel was very close to a lovely clean and quiet beach.

Nothing to say other than that it was as expected and as we wanted it to be

Nice clean hotel facilities very good within walking distance of Puerto Calero only let down was the wi fit in the room very unreliable

Hotel was like a mini village, on several layers, with many pools, not overcrowded. Rooms have balconies on which you could sit. Lovely lighting in the evening, extremely quiet Easy access to the marina Staff extremely friendly and very helpful.

Fantastic family friendly hotel. Room was very clean and spacious with a nice balcony. We had a sliding partition betweent he lounge and bedroom that meant we could put baby down for a nap and still enjoy the balcony. We used the kids pool and adult only pool which were very good, apart from people reserving sunbeds. Food was good in the buffet restaurant and the Italian. My wife didn't enjoy her main course in the Chinese restaurant but the starters were ok. My son(23months) enjoyed the mini disco and the indoor play area. The Playa Mujeres beach to the east of the hotel is well worth the walk. Doable with a sturdy buggy but we carried the little one after our first attempt with our buggy.

This is a very quiet and tranquil hotel no hustle or bustle. Just the place t o recharge your batteries. There is a lovely sea front very close to the hotel and one can walk briskly or stroll towards the town. The staff are always trying to please you and make your stay enjoyable. The menu , though limited is nicely cooked and presented. Sadly some of the guests smoked in the semi enclosed area near the dining room.

My partner and I spent 2 wonderful weeks at the Melia Salinas Hotel. A lovely 5-star hotel in Costa Teguise. We were looking forward to enjoy the Melia Salinas experience on our first visit to Lanzarote as part of our winter break. We had heard before about the Melia hotels but had not had an opportunity to enjoy their hospitality. At our arrival after a long journey from London, we were greeted warmly by a friendly face at the front office. After processing of our booking we were delighted to hear that the hotel was offering us an upgrade to one of their premium room. It was the best start to our holidays. The interior of the hotel resembled an art gallery with paintings and art objects displayed everywhere. Sumptuous gardens, hanging plants, palm trees and water falls inside at the centre of the building surprised our senses, particularly when you had the sky as rooftop. The overall effect made it impossible not to admire the design and structure in front of your eyes. Our room was on the 4th floor, overlooking one of the two pools and the ocean. The room was spacious, simple but tastefully decorated and had many of the amenities that we have come to expect from a good hotel, such as bathrobes, slippers, fridge and coffee facilities. The room was kept clean and tidy with towels and bed sheets changed frequently by our two dedicated and friendly hotel maids that we met during our stay. The room offered an intimate open-air balcony/terrace protected by a glass screen th