Fuerteventura Hotel Guide. Barcelo Hotels in Fuerteventura, Spain

We booked the All Inclusive Premium package. This gave us access to Premium areas around the hotel which included swimming pools, restaurant and a bar. We checked-in at the Premium reception where we were kindly greeted and offered a drink. We went through the check-in process and were given plastic wrist bands to wear, which allowed hotel staff to identify us as "Premium" customers. We were informed that the mini bar was complimentary however whatever we drank from there would not be replenished for free. This was a little odd given that we paid for an All Inclusive package where we could eat and drink as much as we liked at the bars downstairs but not in our room where the drinks available were exactly what we found in the minibar. Our room had a beautiful view of the swimming pool and ocean. We could see as far as our eyes would let us as we gaze out towards the ocean. The bathroom could have been a little cleaner as the corners of the tiles were black. The room itself was very large The service at the Premium bar on the whole was fine apart from a rude bartender who had to be prompted more than once to get us a drink and peanuts. This happened on most days we visited the bar when he was working. The other staff were very nice and helpful. As lacto-vegetarians they only had beans and tomato as hot breakfast items. A la carte had soup, spaghetti and vol au vent every day which can get boring everyday, although the food was tasty.

Been to Barcelo hotels three times now. Staff are lovely, very helpful, breakfast excellent,all very clean just need to update the older rooms.

The hotel it's very big but nice. My little boy loves the swimming pools and mini club. Only the food a bit boring but we were very satisfied.

Nicely appointed and well designed rooms. A big advantage to have a small intimate restaurant for Breakfast and Dinner and avoid the usual half board scrum on a beach holiday. The chefs were excellent.

The hotel is very nice, clean, with comfortable rooms, a good pool area and a decent gym. Its position on a hill doesn't make it difficult at all to reach the beach or the city centre by foot. A bit of exercise is always good on holiday. The negative points are the food and the wifi. Despite advertising wifi in the rooms, the service is non existent on the room. You can only have wifi on the reception area and the signal is awful, weak and keep disconnecting. With regards to the food, the buffet style prevent the dishes of being fresh. Fish and meat are actually very dry, hard and not for sure the best cut. Fruit and vegetable are not fresh (as you could expect from a southern island) but coming out directly from a tin. Bread was good though. If you want to eat healthy, well...forget it, pizza will be your choice most of the time. The queuing system is not the hotel's fault but the guests themselves have no clue how to approach a buffet, how to be fast and efficient. Anyway, overall it has been a good relaxing experience.

Nice hotel good facilities but lot of walking required to get to various area's as very large complex

I stayed at the Barcello Correlejo Sands with my daughter in September , and we had a great time. We've been visiting the area for many years and was impressed how this part of the resort had been transformed. Its obviously very new, only open a few weeks and you could see everyone was very keen to ensure everyone enjoyed their holiday. Everyone was extremely polite, friendly and went out of their way to help. I would highly recommend and make this our hotel of choice on our next visit.