BLUESEA Corralejo Village

Terrible do not book an apartment there are not located on site they are 100m down de road in a run down 2 star alios playa apartments.. The place is very worn out looking and apartment’s are too pool was closed first 3 days there and absolutely no facilities on site not even a public toilet and when you walk up to the hotel after 3 days and ask for some fresh towels to be told no only every 7 days an absolute joke staff were not helpful at all it’s lik your treated different because you booked an apartment and not a hotel room which I may add was never once made clear on the booking process that the apartments were not on site or even have any pictures of de actual apartments I think it’s false advertisement and should be not allowed stay away at all costs don’t waste your money

Wow what a hotel. Best entertainment crew ever. Especially Miguel and Jessica. Both made our trip. Would definitely come again.

First time staying at the Bluesea Village and I have to say we had a lovely stay. The staff here are all very friendly and the entertainer Miguel and Jessica are just the best. Miguel was getting people involved in activities throughout the day and on a night he ran the quiz and bingo night while we were there, he is a real credit to this hotel. The rooms are bright and modern and have enough space for families, the only downside is the bathroom is in the main bedroom which makes it quite difficult when getting ready. The rooms could do with some tlc but they were cleaned everyday and we had fresh towels everyday. The food is quite repetitive but while we were there we enjoyed different theme nights and there is enough to choose from. The pools are nice but the only downside if they don't allow inflatables in the pool which was a bit disappointing for my son who had brought one from home. I would definitely recommend paying the 15 euros for a cabana as you don't have to try and get beds with shade. All in all this was a nice hotel and the location is great.

Firstly, The staff at BLUESEA Corralejo village are so warm and friendly. From reception to bar staff to the cleaners. So so impressed. A real credit to the hotel and that created such a warm and friendly vibe. The food - thought we’d get bored as we stayed for ten days but it was tasty, varied and fresh. Couldn’t fault the food and drinks on the all inclusive package. The rooms and amenities are all great, it’s not too big a resort so it never felt overcrowded except on a few meal times after a new influx of visitors. Rooms all done to a nice spec , clean and modern. Air con … but it clicks off if you open a door. Energy saving !!! Entertainment was fun and the animation team were good, not too in your face ! Enjoyed a few games of water polo. There are two pools - one large one and a small shallow kids pool. Not heated during summer so was a shock at first but in the heat it’s a blessing. I have read some reports about green algae on some reviews - it’s not it’s just the concrete coming through. The pool does need a paint and some repairs but it didn’t distract from our fun. Location in the heart of Corralejo is great , some local beaches minutes away but best beaches probably need a taxi /car or bus.

Starting with the positives, the location is fantastic, just off the main strip, close to the shops and restaurants, beach and only five minute walk to the water park. The staff are predominantly very friendly and efficient, one barman was a wee bit moody!  The pool towels are a welcome offering and we didn't mind the small 1 euro charge if we wanted to swap for fresh ones. The restaurant for meals is wonderfully bright and welcoming with seating for all numbers, we've done quite a few all inclusive holidays and this was one of the nicest restaurants. As a family of five we are usually a seating inconvenience but not here. We had a lovely round table each time. The food offering is fairly standard for a Spanish all inclusive. It could possibly benefit from a little more variety, maybe themed nights etc although there was a BBQ offering one night the week we stayed.  We had two rooms, a standard double which was a lovely room and a one-bed for our three older teens. I wasn't keen on their room. I found it a bit dingy and it smelt of damp but we never did figure out the reason, possibly the internal bathroom. Rooms were serviced efficiently daily with fresh towels which was great. I had emailed the hotel in advance asking for rooms with sunny balconies for private sunbathing as I knew there was only one pool but our allocated double room balcony got a hilarious 3 inches of sunshine all day long, we were guaranteed shade basically!!  I also enquired about rooms close to each other and paying for upgrade to make this possible to which reception told me to ask reservations and reservations told me to ask reception so no luck there either. Generally requests were met with a bit of a "computer says no"  attitude. We decided not to ask for late check out (anticipating a no to this too!) instead heading off early for a lovely day in the capital. It was a pleasant enough holiday but I wouldn't stay here again. I found it a tad claustrophobic with just the one main pool (smaller adjacent kiddie pool) and seeing the same faces day in day out, I'd prefer to have more options and have stayed in an alternate resort, same price which had numerous pools. I know all inclusive resorts have to be more hard wearing than regular hotels but some of the pool brollys were ripped, the sunbed tables cracked/ broken and during our stay one of the pool ladders was broken too. It was also the first time I was treated to the sight of people queueing and stampeding to claim sunbeds with towels, possibly because there weren't enough umbrellas to go around. A bed without a brolly in 30 degrees wasn't fun. Advice to those staying is to ask for an upstairs room if you're able for steps, you might get a sunny balcony.