Pet friendly Hotels in Canary Islands, Spain

The hotel is very clean. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They do serve delicious meals, loved the servings of their breakfast, and being a coffee drinker, they have the most delicious one there. The location in the Center of the city, the beach is 30 minutes with the public transport 5 minutes walk from the hotel. By car it’s 10-15 minutes. A perfect spot to go for evening walks. The area feels very safe in the evening, the city Center is very lively even during the week days. The area is Perfect for people travelling alone and couples or even families.

Stayed for two nights whilst on vacation exploring Lanzarote, paying a pretty good price for a last-minute booking. The compact hotel is very well located near the centre of Arrecife, on the coast almost directly opposite the Castillo de San Gabriel. There is no parking available at the hotel, although there is a large public 24hr underground carpark near the Arrecife Gran Hotel about a 10-minute walk away (around 30€ for a day and a half). Check in was quick and friendly, despite a late-night arrival. My room was at the back of the hotel overlooking the back streets of Arrecife. The room was comfortable although the décor was perhaps a little old. Good WIFI, but the room had only one free power socket (as the fridge had been unplugged before I arrived). The bed was fairly comfortable, some noise from the street at night, but nothing too loud. My room didn’t have aircon, which wasn’t an issue in October, but maybe an issue in the summer? Breakfast was on the terrace at the top of the hotel giving really good views; and a good selection to food choose from. Overall, a well located hotel to explore Arrecife and the surrounding area, but given the limited facilities at the hotel and lack of parking maybe better for short stays!

This hotel was a complete disappointment to us. Having been to Tenerife numerous times and stayed in a large amount of 5* hotels there, we were hoping this one would be the cherry on the cake. How wrong we were. For what we paid, it was certainly a case of”fur coat and no knickers”: Cons: upon arrival 9pm-the checkin was ridiculously slow, despite the fact there was only 1 other couple there. Information was lacking and a map given to us was most un helpful. The walk to the room was like a marathon and was something that eventually started to wear on us throughout the week. The walk to get to a pool proved arduous.yes you can get a buggy, but that can take up to 15 mins to arrive. The room was very dated. Furniture basic. The beds kept separating from the wall, which meant you could wake up with your pillows in a gap between the headboard and the mattress. No USB by the bed and only 1 plug socket, which had a lamp plugged into it so you have to pull the side table out to access the plug every day after the maids had been. There is no where to hang swimming costumes on the balcony so we ended up putting them over chairs. The breakfast area is painful. The egg station is painfully slow and the chef certainly doesn’t understand the concept of multi tasking. By the time you get your eggs, your toast is cold as it’s at the other end of the room. We waited over 25 minutes for someone to bring tea/coffee before I had to ask for some. I certainly don’t expect to get up and put towels down in a 5* resort, but unfortunately if you don’t do that -you didn’t get a bed. We also felt that the pools were very cold and not especially clean, but that could be the rocks that they are formed around causing this. Pros: the staff in general were very helpful and generally happy. Although the hotel is in URGENT need of a refurb, the cleaners do an amazing job and the ladies who cleaned our room were the best. I e stayed at places for half the price that were so much better so we were left feeling very disappointed.

We needed a room for just one night before flight to Lanzarote from Tenerife Norte Airport. The hotel is perfectly located in the center - good for sightseeing and easily reached from the bus terminal (where we were catching the airport bus). Finding an entrace is bit tricky - from the square you need to follow the directions to the shopping mall and you find the rection there. Room was no frills, bit oldish but enough for our short stay. It was on the 7th floor with small balcony and view to the buildings surrounding the square. It may be noisy on weekend as it's right in the centre of the city. Bed was OK, bathroom was OK although small.

We stayed for two weeks. On our arrival, there was a problem with the booking and we didn’t get the room that our agent sold us. The reception staff were incredibly helpful and upgraded us into an empty room without extra charge. The apartments are nice and peaceful and give you a good chance to relax, but it’s a very short walk to either the seafront bars or the old town. As with everywhere in Puerto de Carmen, it’s a bit of a downhill ride to the seafront and a climb back to the accommodation , but at least you get your steps in! The on-site bar did some very nice breakfast and tapas dishes, with sensibly priced drinks. There is a supermarket about 200 yards away and whilst you can’t drink your own alcohol by the bar you can stock up your room with it. The kitchenette in the rooms is good enough to do some basic snacks. The staff in the bar were always very friendly and helpful. We would definitely return here for a relaxing break.

Da wir La Gomera zu Fuß umrunden wollten, hatten wir einige Sorgfalt auf die Planung der Etappen und die frühzeitige Reservierung passender Quartiere verwendet. Als wir auf der Etappe nach Las Hayas nach sechs Stunden schweißtreibendem Aufstieg noch fünf Minuten von der ersehnten Dusche in den Casas Rurales Amparo entfernt waren, traf eine lapidare WhatsApp-Nachricht der Vermieterin ein, es gebe ein ”last minute problem” mit unserer Reservierung. Sie habe in Arure Ersatz besorgt, das seien ja nur 10 Minuten. Kein Wort des Bedauerns oder der Entschuldigung. Offensichtlich hatte man für die Buchung einer größeren Radgruppe unsere beiden Zimmer benötigt, uns aber erst möglichst kurzfristig informiert, damit wir keine Chance zum Umdisponieren mehr hatten. Das Personal vor Ort im Restaurant Amparo war oder tat ahnungslos, man sei hier nur die Ausgabestelle der Schlüssel, die Zimmervermietung laufe über eine Agentur. Die Vermieter in Arure waren zwar superlieb und bemüht, die Ferienwohnung im Hinterhof des Restaurants El Jape war aber trotzdem das trostloseste Quartier, in dem wir je übernachtet haben. Man möge die Bilder mit denen auf der Homepage der Casas Amparo vergleichen. Die Behauptung unserer ursprünglichen Vermieterin in ihrer WhatsApp, das Ersatzquartier sei ein Upgrade, das sie uns netterweise ohne Zusatzkosten organisiert habe, macht mich deshalb auch nach zweimal Drüberschlafen noch sprachlos. Immerhin ein Taxi organisierte sie nach Aufforderung, damit wir mit zwei erschöpften Kindern nicht nochmal eineinhalb Stunden zu einem Ort zurücklaufen mussten, an dem wir gar nicht hatten übernachten wollen. Statt des geplanten Essens auf der Panoramaterrasse mit Meerblick des Restaurants Amparo also Abendessen in einem dusteren Hinterzimmer in Arure. Es kann ja mal was schief gehen, aber wenn ich mein Quartier überbuche, sollte ich mich wenigstens bemühen, den Leidtragenden eine angemessene Entschädigung zu bieten, und sie nicht noch für dumm verkaufen und was von ominösen ”technical problems” fabulieren. Nicht mal die Getränke an der Bar gingen aufs Haus. Das eigentlich in Spanien vorgeschriebene Beschwerdebuch wurde nicht vorgelegt, obwohl wir es verlangten. Offensichtlich hat es hier jemand wegen seiner Monopolstellung nicht nötig, sich um zufriedene Gäste zu bemühen.

The hotel is spectacularly located, the facilities are somewhat antique but very clean, especially the bathroom, the small pool is pleasant and clean. Recommended

The hotel is very clean. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They do serve delicious meals, loved the servings of their breakfast, and being a coffee drinker, they have the most delicious one there. The location in the Center of the city, the beach is 30 minutes with the public transport 5 minutes walk from the hotel. By car it’s 10-15 minutes. A perfect spot to go for evening walks. The area feels very safe in the evening, the city Center is very lively even during the week days. The area is Perfect for people travelling alone and couples or even families.

This hotel was a complete disappointment to us. Having been to Tenerife numerous times and stayed in a large amount of 5* hotels there, we were hoping this one would be the cherry on the cake. How wrong we were. For what we paid, it was certainly a case of”fur coat and no knickers”: Cons: upon arrival 9pm-the checkin was ridiculously slow, despite the fact there was only 1 other couple there. Information was lacking and a map given to us was most un helpful. The walk to the room was like a marathon and was something that eventually started to wear on us throughout the week. The walk to get to a pool proved arduous.yes you can get a buggy, but that can take up to 15 mins to arrive. The room was very dated. Furniture basic. The beds kept separating from the wall, which meant you could wake up with your pillows in a gap between the headboard and the mattress. No USB by the bed and only 1 plug socket, which had a lamp plugged into it so you have to pull the side table out to access the plug every day after the maids had been. There is no where to hang swimming costumes on the balcony so we ended up putting them over chairs. The breakfast area is painful. The egg station is painfully slow and the chef certainly doesn’t understand the concept of multi tasking. By the time you get your eggs, your toast is cold as it’s at the other end of the room. We waited over 25 minutes for someone to bring tea/coffee before I had to ask for some. I certainly don’t expect to get up and put towels down in a 5* resort, but unfortunately if you don’t do that -you didn’t get a bed. We also felt that the pools were very cold and not especially clean, but that could be the rocks that they are formed around causing this. Pros: the staff in general were very helpful and generally happy. Although the hotel is in URGENT need of a refurb, the cleaners do an amazing job and the ladies who cleaned our room were the best. I e stayed at places for half the price that were so much better so we were left feeling very disappointed.

We needed a room for just one night before flight to Lanzarote from Tenerife Norte Airport. The hotel is perfectly located in the center - good for sightseeing and easily reached from the bus terminal (where we were catching the airport bus). Finding an entrace is bit tricky - from the square you need to follow the directions to the shopping mall and you find the rection there. Room was no frills, bit oldish but enough for our short stay. It was on the 7th floor with small balcony and view to the buildings surrounding the square. It may be noisy on weekend as it's right in the centre of the city. Bed was OK, bathroom was OK although small.

Da wir La Gomera zu Fuß umrunden wollten, hatten wir einige Sorgfalt auf die Planung der Etappen und die frühzeitige Reservierung passender Quartiere verwendet. Als wir auf der Etappe nach Las Hayas nach sechs Stunden schweißtreibendem Aufstieg noch fünf Minuten von der ersehnten Dusche in den Casas Rurales Amparo entfernt waren, traf eine lapidare WhatsApp-Nachricht der Vermieterin ein, es gebe ein ”last minute problem” mit unserer Reservierung. Sie habe in Arure Ersatz besorgt, das seien ja nur 10 Minuten. Kein Wort des Bedauerns oder der Entschuldigung. Offensichtlich hatte man für die Buchung einer größeren Radgruppe unsere beiden Zimmer benötigt, uns aber erst möglichst kurzfristig informiert, damit wir keine Chance zum Umdisponieren mehr hatten. Das Personal vor Ort im Restaurant Amparo war oder tat ahnungslos, man sei hier nur die Ausgabestelle der Schlüssel, die Zimmervermietung laufe über eine Agentur. Die Vermieter in Arure waren zwar superlieb und bemüht, die Ferienwohnung im Hinterhof des Restaurants El Jape war aber trotzdem das trostloseste Quartier, in dem wir je übernachtet haben. Man möge die Bilder mit denen auf der Homepage der Casas Amparo vergleichen. Die Behauptung unserer ursprünglichen Vermieterin in ihrer WhatsApp, das Ersatzquartier sei ein Upgrade, das sie uns netterweise ohne Zusatzkosten organisiert habe, macht mich deshalb auch nach zweimal Drüberschlafen noch sprachlos. Immerhin ein Taxi organisierte sie nach Aufforderung, damit wir mit zwei erschöpften Kindern nicht nochmal eineinhalb Stunden zu einem Ort zurücklaufen mussten, an dem wir gar nicht hatten übernachten wollen. Statt des geplanten Essens auf der Panoramaterrasse mit Meerblick des Restaurants Amparo also Abendessen in einem dusteren Hinterzimmer in Arure. Es kann ja mal was schief gehen, aber wenn ich mein Quartier überbuche, sollte ich mich wenigstens bemühen, den Leidtragenden eine angemessene Entschädigung zu bieten, und sie nicht noch für dumm verkaufen und was von ominösen ”technical problems” fabulieren. Nicht mal die Getränke an der Bar gingen aufs Haus. Das eigentlich in Spanien vorgeschriebene Beschwerdebuch wurde nicht vorgelegt, obwohl wir es verlangten. Offensichtlich hat es hier jemand wegen seiner Monopolstellung nicht nötig, sich um zufriedene Gäste zu bemühen.

The hotel is spectacularly located, the facilities are somewhat antique but very clean, especially the bathroom, the small pool is pleasant and clean. Recommended

The hotel is very clean. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They do serve delicious meals, loved the servings of their breakfast, and being a coffee drinker, they have the most delicious one there. The location in the Center of the city, the beach is 30 minutes with the public transport 5 minutes walk from the hotel. By car it’s 10-15 minutes. A perfect spot to go for evening walks. The area feels very safe in the evening, the city Center is very lively even during the week days. The area is Perfect for people travelling alone and couples or even families.

We needed a room for just one night before flight to Lanzarote from Tenerife Norte Airport. The hotel is perfectly located in the center - good for sightseeing and easily reached from the bus terminal (where we were catching the airport bus). Finding an entrace is bit tricky - from the square you need to follow the directions to the shopping mall and you find the rection there. Room was no frills, bit oldish but enough for our short stay. It was on the 7th floor with small balcony and view to the buildings surrounding the square. It may be noisy on weekend as it's right in the centre of the city. Bed was OK, bathroom was OK although small.

The hotel is very clean. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They do serve delicious meals, loved the servings of their breakfast, and being a coffee drinker, they have the most delicious one there. The location in the Center of the city, the beach is 30 minutes with the public transport 5 minutes walk from the hotel. By car it’s 10-15 minutes. A perfect spot to go for evening walks. The area feels very safe in the evening, the city Center is very lively even during the week days. The area is Perfect for people travelling alone and couples or even families.

We needed a room for just one night before flight to Lanzarote from Tenerife Norte Airport. The hotel is perfectly located in the center - good for sightseeing and easily reached from the bus terminal (where we were catching the airport bus). Finding an entrace is bit tricky - from the square you need to follow the directions to the shopping mall and you find the rection there. Room was no frills, bit oldish but enough for our short stay. It was on the 7th floor with small balcony and view to the buildings surrounding the square. It may be noisy on weekend as it's right in the centre of the city. Bed was OK, bathroom was OK although small.