Lanzarote Hotel Guide - Hotels with Connecting Rooms in Lanzarote, Canary Islands

"Excellent property. Plenty of sun beds. "

"Hotel staff were very helpful - room was spacious and well equipped. Food was very good (although lunches were a little limited for choice). Overall a very good hotel."

"Beautiful complex with polite staff. Very clean and apartment's have everything you need, even down to washing up liquid and a bottle of water in the fridge "

"This is a beautiful hotel. We were very lucky to get an upgrade and the suite was spacious with a wonderful view overlooking the ocean. Only downside for us was the size of the hotel. We prefer smaller, boutique type hotels and this hotel is quit large. There is also limited places to eat (only one dining room) unless you want to walk to the nearby wharf. "

"Everything was good ,nice service from the reception and nice rooms... i wasn't very happy with the quality of the food offered in the breakfast buffet"

"Is the best "

"Awesome time at H10 Rubicon. Blown away by the hotel. Room took my breath away. Originally booked bed & breakfast but going to all-inclusive was easy and worth every penny. "

"We are genuinely puzzled by some very harsh negative reviews. Yes, the hotel could do with some TLC but it needs to be compared to its Canarian competitors in the same price range. And there we find it good value. We again found it clean enough, bedding and towels changed regularly and with plenty to eat, Large rooms with private balconies nearly all with Sea/Pool views. We had a few maintenance issues, all of which were resolved quickly with the longest taking 48 hours. Food included roast joints, many species of fish, stroganoff, lots of salads, fruit etc. Being mid Atlantic, we would particularly encourage people to try all the varieties of fish even if you have never heard of them. Cost a fortune in UK. Admittedly they are not so good at chips. The staff are friendly and helpful, almost family. Sometimes though they are very busy, there can be 800 guests all wanting breakfast at the same time. They cater to guests from all over Europe so not all the staff are English fluent. Pick quieter times and double check they do understand your English. We tend to use a lot of cliches, idioms and sometimes say “can you” when we mean “will you”. Noise pretty much goes by 11.30pm although the Ents team will get louder as the older winter crowd are replaced by the summer families. Yes, the Spa needs some work but closing it would be a big impact on the guests for that month. Unlike mainland hotels, this hotel is nearly full all year round. And a shout out to Ellis"