MUR Faro Jandia Fuerteventura & Spa

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Su ubicación, cerca de tiendas y restaurantes. La piscina grande y muy cómoda con las hamacas. Habitaciones amplias y con vistas a la piscina.

No hay ni un solo bote de champú o acondicionador, solo un bote dosificador de gel. Pero si me hubiera gustado tener champú, acondicionador.

Un hôtel à taille humaine avec un personnel très agréable, la grande piscine est chauffée. Une très belle vue de la chambre vers la mer. L’hôtel à un caché années 70 qui fait son charme. La localisation est bonne, avec accès directe à la plage et un peu moins venteuse qu’ailleurs donc mieux avec enfants si on ne cherche pas des activités type surf ou planche à voile.

SPA: la piscine intérieure et jacuzzi ... en travaux, très dommage, il aurait été apprécié de recevoir un mail pour nous en avertir Buffet du soir et petit déjeuner : une amélioration possible en proposant des buffets à thèmes Proposer plus d’activités (aquagym par exemple)

comodísimo por la ubicación y las instalaciones y la comida excelente

lo único mejorable era la decoración un poquito necesitada de un lavado de cara

Piscina, desayuno, almuerzo y la cena,

SPA, falta de mantenimiento.

The spa was good and pool area.

The cooking of meat being done while you wait. It was never cooked. So stuck to fish. Also towels on sun beds and nobody on them.

Butelkowane napoje

Personel, kaucja za grę w tenisa, możliwość palenia papierosów na kortach !

Su personal, especialmente el equipo de camareros/as. Manuel, Ruth, Ostman, Marina, y todos sin excepción.

No puedp pasar por alto a los amigos de a propiedad, fumando puros en la terraza y utilizando a los.camareros como si fueran su servicio personalizado. Daba ln mucha pena ver a esos quiero y no puedo. No hay animación en la piscina, y la nocturna deja mucho que desear. Podían sacar partido a la zona del escenario.

I’ve traveled quite a lot and stayed in many different types of places, and I always try to approach new accommodations with an open mind. This was our fifth time in Fuerteventura. On all previous trips, we stayed in private apartments or houses. This was the first time we booked a hotel on the island, and unfortunately, it turned out to be one of the most disappointing travel experiences we’ve had. Our booking included breakfast and dinner (half-pension), but only when we checked in were we told that men are required to wear long trousers at dinner. This was never mentioned at the time of booking. It’s the kind of thing that should absolutely be communicated in advance—especially considering this is a beach destination, not a luxury resort. We didn’t bring anything suitable, and we were here for a relaxed beach holiday. Because of this, we didn’t have a single dinner at the hotel. The breakfast the next morning didn’t improve things. It was bland, outdated, and reminded me of something you’d find in the 80s. There was no real variety and nothing felt fresh. Worse still, my wife ended up with food poisoning after eating breakfast at the hotel. She had stomach cramps, diarrhea, fever, and chills. The symptoms began just a few hours later and lasted for several days, making it really hard for her to enjoy the trip or even rest properly. I told the hotel staff what happened, thinking they would at least check the food at the buffet or show some concern. Instead, I was met with total indifference. One receptionist even suggested my wife got sick from somewhere else, which is ridiculous because she had only eaten at the hotel. The complete lack of accountability or basic empathy was very disappointing. After explaining that we didn’t feel safe eating at the hotel anymore and wouldn’t be using the meals included in our booking, I asked if we could get a partial refund for the dinners. The answer was a flat-out no. “There’s nothing we can do.