The breakfast, the pool, and the room comfort are good, yet the drinks and some meals are lacking, and the hotel overall shows signs of deterioration and poor maintenance, with rooms experiencing dampness and occasional sewer smells.
Angel6 days ago
★★★★·Costa Calma·8.0
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Located in Costa Calma, southern Fuerteventura, the R2 Rio Calma complex boasts 2 swimming pools, beautiful gardens, and a variety of dining options. Its 184 rooms feature air conditioning, panoramic windows with sea, garden, or pool views. The complex offers a children's entertainment program, evening shows, and water sports on the beach, including windsurfing, diving, and sailing.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The breakfast, the pool, and the room comfort are good, yet the drinks and some meals are lacking, and the hotel overall shows signs of deterioration and poor maintenance, with rooms experiencing dampness and occasional sewer smells.
Angel·6 days ago
The surroundings are nice, but the jacuzzi was broken.
Maria·A week ago
The gardens and pools are beautiful, and the building itself is very stylish. The rooms were very tidy and received daily attention, yet the evening meals were bland and identical every night, which was quite disappointing.
Pien·A week ago
The hotel is good, but the food is not.
Ocaña·A week ago
Our suite was great and most of the staff were extremely friendly & helpful. The pool is lovely - especially with the infinity pool view and the Oasis area very relaxing with good food. The food in the buffet was terrible, no-one checking whether you had paid for the meals or not, no-one to explain how the buffet area worked (where to sit etc) so anyone could have eaten there and when you pay for half board/full board this is infuriating!!! There is only one buffet restaurant with the same choices every day. The 'a la carte' restaurant is only open twice per week and doesn't have any guests apart from the odd person or two. Pool area got extremely busy and sunbeds were snapped up quickly. There's an entrance charge per day for the Oasis & anything from the bar/restaurant is charged, even if you are 'all inclusive'!! You cannot sign anything to your room as it's operated separately. Based on their food/restaurant options I would NOT recommend the hotel. There is also nothing for teenagers to do unless they want to watch the football or some sort of 'entertainment' show
Jennifer·A week ago