Overview
Located in the heart of Lanzarote’s scenic Puerto Calero Marina, Hotel Costa Calero Thalasso & Spa is a luxurious haven that combines island charm with upscale relaxation. Overlooking the Atlantic and surrounded by fragrant gardens, this four-star...
Located in the heart of Lanzarote’s scenic Puerto Calero Marina, Hotel Costa Calero Thalasso & Spa is a luxurious haven that combines island charm with upscale relaxation. Overlooking the Atlantic and surrounded by fragrant gardens, this four-star resort is ideal for travellers seeking a refined, peaceful retreat. With views of Lanzarote’s volcanic landscapes and a variety of inviting pools, the hotel promises an experience that’s both relaxing and exhilarating. Guests can immerse themselves in the exclusive Thalasso spa, dine on international cuisine, and explore the natural beauty surrounding this exceptional destination.
Distance from the beach?
Hotel Costa Calero Thalasso & Spa is approximately 3 kilometres from the beaches of Puerto del Carmen with shuttle bus available.
Distance from the airport
The hotel is located about 15 kilometres from Lanzarote Airport (ACE), making it a short drive for arriving and departing guests.
Pools
Restaurant
Bar
Kids Club
Wifi
Spa
Select Double Room
- King-size bed (1.80 x 2.00m)
- Separate WC
- Shower
- Washbasin
- Hairdryer
- Magnifying mirror
- Dressing room
- Bathrobe, slippers, and pool towel
- Desk and chair
- Telephone
- Free Wi-Fi connection
- 1 SAT-LCD TV with a 32” screen and Chromecast
- Air conditioning
- Minibar with welcome pack (daily refill in TI Prestige board basis)
- Nespresso coffee machine with 6 capsules (daily refill in TI Prestige board basis)
- Safety box (charge applies; refundable deposit in TI Prestige)
- Balcony with 2 chairs and 1 table
- Panoramic views over Puerto Calero Marina, Atlantic Ocean, and islands of Lobos and Fuerteventura
- Non-smoking room
Double Sea View Superior Room
- King-size bed (1.80 x 2.00m) or two beds (1 x 2m each)
- Bath or shower tray
- Hairdryer
- Magnifying mirror
- Air conditioning
- Armchair
- Desk and two mirrors
- Telephone
- Free Wi-Fi connection
- Equipped balcony (6 m²) with panoramic views
- 49” LCD SAT TV with international channels and Chromecast
- USB sockets (USB 3.0)
- Minibar (daily refill in TI Prestige board basis)
- Safety Box (with charge, refundable deposit in TI Prestige)
- Non-smoking room
- Costa Calero Bathroom Amenities: Shower gel, shampoo, eau de toilette, body lotion, hair comb, and soap
Family Suite
- Two bedrooms
- Separate living room with sofa, armchair, and desk
- Two full bathrooms (one with shower, one with bathtub and separate shower)
- Two hairdryers
- Two cosmetic mirrors
- WC and washbasin in each bathroom
- VIP Amenities in bathrooms
- Telephone
- Air conditioning
- Free Wi-Fi connection
- Three 32” LCD TVs with Chromecast and satellite channels
- USB 3.0 sockets
- Minibar (daily refill in TI Prestige board basis)
- Safety box (charge applies, refundable deposit in TI Prestige)
- Terrace with direct garden access
- Located near children's pool and La Salina swimming pool
- Non-smoking room
- Extra bed available
Double Sea View Superior Adapted Room (Accessible)
- Door width: 75 cm
- Bathroom door width: 78 cm
- Terrace door width: 178 cm
- Lift dimensions: Door width 80 cm, Depth 160 cm
- Free Wi-Fi connection
- Air conditioning
- 1 SAT-LCD TV with 32” screen
- Hairdryer
- Balcony furnished with 2 chairs and 1 table
- Costa Calero Bathroom Amenities: Shower gel, shampoo, eau de toilette, body lotion, hair comb, and soap
- Telephone
- Minibar (free daily refill in TI Prestige board basis)
- Safety box (charge applies, refundable deposit in TI Prestige)
- Non-smoking room
- No extra bed available
4.4
Google reviews (2092)
Hazel Shaw
Hotel was dirty in common areas, not enough staff clearing tables and resetting tables. Had to wait over 20 minutes one night for a bottle of water. Spa needs a makeover as looking tired. Been many times before and so disappointed. Won't be returning. Obviously understaffed. Food not up to standard, lunch more like school dinners, very slow to clear tables and reset. Not enough supervision of staff and supervisors non existent most days.
Two Wheels Better
We've been to this hotel a number of times and love the building, rooms and relaxed feeling we get there.
The service in the Piano bar is generally good with a great view towards the setting sun.
However, the dining experience is quite different.
Lunch at the outside canteen (can't call it a restaurant) is manic, untidy and lacks any sense that you are at a 4☆ hotel.
There is a distinct lack of staff clearing setting and clearing tables.
The lack of staff is even worse in the newly refurbished main restaurant.
You won't be greeted and shown to a table.
Arriving half an hour after it opens for dinner, you will struggle to find a clean, set table.
The few staff are often set on slow mode and attracting their attention to get a drink is difficult.
Arrive an hour before they close and they are clearing tables and preparing for breakfast.
Please employ more staff and concentrate on serving your customers.
Carol Leat
We spent 11 nights here on an all inclusive basis, returning home 3 days ago.
Our room was comfortable, the food was good and the hotel itself spotlessly clean. During the first week of our holiday , the hotel was very quiet, we literally had a pool to ourselves, but it became busier as time went on, and so noisier and busier in the only restaurant.
The Piano bar, is very pleasant, and although quite chilly, the pools are beautiful.
We chose to eat out in the very small local resort for several evenings for a more relaxed experience.
Edward Chamberlain
We booked this hotel based on the 4.5 star review on trip advisor and are currently on day 6 of a 10 night break.
Unfortunately the most recent negative comments about the attitude/sadness of some of the staff, cleanliness and food etc are true.
The worst thing for us is this is the first hotel where we have been made to feel uncomfortable and not welcome eg some staff don't acknowledge you when you enter the restaurant or go to the bar. Having spoken to other people who are returning customers they all have the same view and won't be returning.
The grouting in the pools is covered in black mildew, some of the sunbeds are very dirty and there are lots of broken parasols and bases without parasols.
The refurbished restaurant is lovely but the food is cold I can touch the ceramic dishes with food in and they are barely warm. The hotel advertises 3 themed dinners a week but after 5 nights we haven't had one, which makes the food very repetitive.
When we go for breakfast or dinner the staff aren't proactive in setting tables for that service but are very proactive in setting them for the next service.
The 2 stars rating is for the room which is very nice with a great view to Fuerteventura and the hotel is peaceful.
We don't usually write reviews while on holiday but feel it's best to do it now so we can help others make the best choice for themselves.
We're sure this was previously a lovely hotel but from our conversations with returning guests the staff attitude is to do with changes the management have made and it is being taken out on us the customer!!
kirsty B
Have just gotten back from a "standard" all inclusive stay here. I have been to this hotel 5 times, and each time, I have been "standard" all inclusive. This time, there was a clear separation between standard and prestige all inclusive. They are only little things, but they all add up and made my experience less than 4 star. Below are a few things.
There was clearly less staff available for the standard all inclusive , with tables not being cleared and delays in service with getting drinks. While prestige were being waited on.
It was mentioned about them being 6 but it seemed as though this was because of the extra they offer prestige and having to ensure prestige get the extra service.
One thing I have always noticed is the difference in glasses you get your drinks in, prestige have what I describe as gin glasses, while standard get either the skinniest glasses I have ever seen, or a school tumbler. I did get served a drink in a gin glass, and when I went back to the bar to get another drink, I asked for the same glass and was informed this is for prestige. While this has not been a problem for me and I laugh it off, on my return this time, a separate prestige line at the bar had been introduced, someone non prestige joined the line and was informed this is not for them, While this is a good idea there is not enough staff so there was always a long queue for the standard.
While in the queue, i did observe a young boy of about 12, order a san fransico (non alcoholic cocktail), and the bar tender add a lot of vodka. The mum did approach the bar to let them know.
As i am old enough, I was looking forward to a bottle of sweet white wine with dinner, which I had on previous visits. To be informed, they only do normal white wine for non prestige.
In my opinion, the cost to upgrade to prestige would not be worth it at this hotel, so unfortunately, I will not be returning.
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