Hotels near Parque Natural Pilancones, Comarca Sur

Very suitable for parent-child vacation, the hotel has arranged a lot of programs from morning to night. The design details of the hotel are super beautiful and ubiquitous, perfect African style. There are 9 swimming pools, you can definitely find the place you want to lie down and relax. There is a long row of shopping festivals and small restaurants at the entrance of the hotel. The Tujiu restaurant is the most authentic and delicious. The Chinese boss behind the scenes is super enthusiastic about us every time we eat After sending a large glass of wine, take a 7-minute taxi ride from the center of the dunes

The service was excellent, both in reception and restaurant, but the services in the facility were a bit unfavorable in the sense that personally, as I was with my pregnant wife, I had a room on the lowest floor the first day, everything was fine because there is an elevator, but The rest of the days they had them out of service, which in a place like that I think can't go wrong. The gym was a bit poor and the only machine that it had did not work well, the impossible parking on the second day was that I was able to get one and pay it to the hotel, when you go to make a reservation you will see a buffet breakfast option for €4 that does not exist lol. The rest all good. I think that services such as the elevator should be guaranteed to keep them in optimal conditions. For the rest all good.

First impression is the location! We had a rental car, but on a day to day basis hoped to do lots of walking, ocean swimming and al fresco dining during our week’s holiday, so we parked the car except for a few day trips. To go anywhere from this hotel, you have to take the steep road down the hill, or follow the 175 steps to the level of the shops, restaurants and beach. For us senior citizens who wanted to enjoy a drink with our dinner, the 175 steps was too daunting coming up, so we had to get a taxi back every evening. The hotel handed us a leaflet when we checked in, saying we could contact reception 24 hours a day from the phone in our room. However, there was no phone in our room! One thing we did have was a safe. However, they charged €3 per day to use it! Considering the loss of reputation the hotel would suffer if passports or money were stolen, this policy seems cheap and ill-advised. There was a small pool for our pleasure. However, we had to give a deposit of €10 for well worn towels! - and pay a further euro for a replacement! Breakfast was adequate, but uninspired - boring long before the 7th day! Beds were awful, two tiny beds pushed together. Room is not serviced at all on Wednesdays or Sundays. Overall, nothing impressed, and many things disappointed. We won’t go back.

Bellissima location moderna e ricca di confort. Purtroppo in camera hai una bellissima macchina caffè nespresso ma con solo 4 capsule .. non ne hai altre a disposizione quindi sappile sfruttare al meglio durante il tuo soggiorno ! Colazione super ! Piscine da sogno! La zona vip molto silenziosa ma con le stesse caratteristiche della zona comune. La zona esterna è cosparsa di letti balinesi molto belli e comodi ma purtroppo sono a pagamento ! Complessivamente soggiorno da sogno assicurato !

When we arrived by taxi from the airport we were a little shocked by the landscape in the area (think: dust and more dust, with very little green in sight). This hotel and the whole bay seemed like an oasis and we really enjoyed our stay, which was part 1 of our honeymoon. I had booked a room with private jacuzzi on the balcony, which we used on most nights of our stay as it was very relaxing in particular after a day of sightseeing and walking around all day and also because the pool unfortunately was only open until 6 p.m. which we found a pity a rather unusual. Both our room, the restaurant and pool area looked sleek and modern in design. We only had breakfast included and with the exception of the coffee (hence we were grateful for the Nespresso machine in our room) everything was excellent with great variety. Most of the guests when we were there were Norwegian and in general we found out that Gran Canaria must be extremely popular with Scandinavians in general and Norwegians in particular as the neighbouring village had a Norwegian church, Norwegian hairdresser, Norwegian café...you name it. We also appreciated the fact that the hotel had a small SPAR supermarket with normal (and very affordable, too) prices as opposed to the inflated hotel prices you would expect. There are several nice restaurants within walking distance. Dinner at the hotel is accompanied by life music...which you cannot ”escape” from your room, either. It ends at 9 p.m., though, so even if it is not your genre, it is bearable. We did not have a rental car and relied on public transport. There is a bus station (”Patalavaca”) a 5-minute-walk away from the hotel and we took the bus to Las Palmas, Maspalomas dunes and to Palmitos Park from there. Intervals are not the greatest, but it is very affordable and you can pay both with cash and card, so very tourist-friendly. Hotel staff was extremely friendly and service-oriented and we can wholeheartedly recommend this hotel.

An incredible experience. Beautiful setting with magnificent pools. The stay was 10. We will stay here again.

Just got home from a week here. Very very nice hotel,everything is new and clean. Pool is not heated but I went in anyway,and the pool area is lovely with plenty of sun-beds for everyone. We were on the 3rd floor with great views of Puerto Rico. Sun almost all day. There are rooms with a jacuzzi below but they didn’t have the views like the higher rooms.Our room had a lovely balcony which we used a few nights after eating out. Just to sit with a drink and look out.There’s not a restaurant as such, but a great little pool bar that’s open till 4. Foods good and happy hour is 12-1. Staff we met were all very friendly. Dressed very smartly too. Housekeeping do an excellent job too.On our last night out, somehow managed to lose my room key.!! On check out explained to the young lady on the reception,expecting to pay a charge for this. But it wasn’t necessary which I thought was nice. I never lose anything so unsure how I managed to do it. Few cocktails too many maybe.. There are a lot of steps to/from the main streets/bars/shops, but you kinda get used to them. Taxis are quite cheap €3.85 on the meter. There’s a big market on a Friday in Mogan. Get the public bus 1 or 91 from down the bottom of town bus station. It costs €3.10 for two of us 1 way. Does get busy though, so you may have to stand up.