Kamezi Villas, Playa Blanca, Canary Islands
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Situated on the outskirts of Playa Blanca, this luxurious complex has a selection of modern and spacious villas that enjoy a lovely position overlooking the sea. Superb for relaxation, you can enjoy the unique, saltwater swimming pools and dine al fresco in the evenings. Ideal and comfortable for families, you can reach the charming beach on foot by using the new seafront promenade. loading...
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Kamezi Villas Reviews
" Wonderful. The villas are all... "
Submitted By: Mrs Rachael Sanderson
Wonderful. The villas are all different and on arriving we had a choice of which one we wanted. Luckily that day we were the the second to arrive so we choose one with a heated pool at 10 euros extra per day which was well worth it. Do not know if would have been pleased if we were the last to arrive. The villa was next to the play area which was great for our 9 year old daughter and it was not noisy. It was also next to reception again this was no problem. The standard of accomodation I would rate as four star you could tell it was a little used.
The villas, gardens and complex were lovely and clean and well cared for the staff were pleasent and helpful. We hired a car which i felt was esstential as the small shop only catered for basic and it was a lovely 15 min stroll to the nearest reataurants on the seafront. It was a nice walk along the promande. This lead into playa blanca and on an eveing it was an hours walk in but it was nice and added to the evening. About half way and half an hours walk was flamingo beach which had a some lovely restaurants and was busier and lively. These were minutes away in the car.
We all really enjoyed our 2 week break
The villas, gardens and complex were lovely and clean and well cared for the staff were pleasent and helpful. We hired a car which i felt was esstential as the small shop only catered for basic and it was a lovely 15 min stroll to the nearest reataurants on the seafront. It was a nice walk along the promande. This lead into playa blanca and on an eveing it was an hours walk in but it was nice and added to the evening. About half way and half an hours walk was flamingo beach which had a some lovely restaurants and was busier and lively. These were minutes away in the car.
We all really enjoyed our 2 week break
- Date of Holiday:Jan 2008
- Board Basis:Self Catering
- Tour Operator:Thomson
" We decided to book the Kamezi Villas... "
Submitted By: HW Jon
We decided to book the Kamezi Villas for our honeymoon, we wanted somewhere warm and comfy in December without spending an absolute fortune. It was fantastic! We booked direct with Kamezi Villas as it was the cheapest way of doing things, we had to pay a small deposit, then the remainder on arrival which was great as we were a bit short on money becuase of the wedding.
Anyway, we arrived at Arricefe airport at around mid-day and hired a car from Elizabeth Autos which Kamezi Villas set up for us. We got a little 1.2 Corsa which was great, cheap and just what we needed. It's relatively simple finding your way to Playa Blanca from the airport, we just stopped at the first garage and got a map and then it's pretty much straight on for approx half hour till you hit Playa Blanca.
We arrived at the villas, checked in and were shown to our villa by the receptionist who was lovely. We couldn't beleive it, it was massive. The kitchen was great and had a dishwasher, a big fridge freezer, a hallogen hob, microwave grill thingy, sandwich toastie maker, coffee machine and all the cups, plates, pans etc than you could shake a stick at.
They also left us a huge bowl of fresh fruit, a lovely bottle of wine and a bottle of water to be getting on with and a list of all the decent restaurants in town which was great.
It was between 20-25 degrees in the day while we were there which was fantastic, sometimes a bit cold but a welcome change from the british climate. It really wasn't hot enough to get in the private pool though which is un-heated. Well, we did one night after we'd had a few bottles of champagne but that doesn't really count!
The place was really clean and the maid came everyday except one and did a fantastic job. The other things I should mention are the showers, they were great, proper power showers with multiple jets and lovely hot water and really modern and lovely fresh white towels everyday, perfect.
The service was great too, we had a problem on the first day with the water. It suddenly stopped working and was spitting out of the taps and wasn't a great colour either so we phoned reception and within 5 minutes there was a chap at the door announcing that he had changed over the water tank that they have on the roof and that it should work fine now. Brilliant, and it did for the rest of our holiday.
The resort itself was about 4-5 miles from where we were staying so you definitely need a car to get around each day, it's too far to walk to the restaurants in my opinion.
There were so many restaurants to choose from, all of them were very quiet and some expensive and some not so but we had some great meals while we were there. If you go to Kamezi Villas, ask them for the restaurant list. It was well worth going to the ones that they reccomend. The one night that we didn't, we regretted it.
Just one more quick note. If you are a golfer, don't be tempted by going to the golf course in Teguise as it is massively overpriced and rubbish. We paid nealy £180 for both of us including club hire, buggy etc etc and it really wasn't worth it. The bunkers don't have sand in them, they have lava rocks which when you hit out of them, totally cover the greens with tiny rocks making it impossible to putt. Stupid idea and a total rip off.
Other than that though, if you want a quiet relaxing break with nothing to do then this is the place for you definitely. We loved it. If you have kids though, they might be bored in a resort like this.
Have a great 2007 guys HW Jon
Anyway, we arrived at Arricefe airport at around mid-day and hired a car from Elizabeth Autos which Kamezi Villas set up for us. We got a little 1.2 Corsa which was great, cheap and just what we needed. It's relatively simple finding your way to Playa Blanca from the airport, we just stopped at the first garage and got a map and then it's pretty much straight on for approx half hour till you hit Playa Blanca.
We arrived at the villas, checked in and were shown to our villa by the receptionist who was lovely. We couldn't beleive it, it was massive. The kitchen was great and had a dishwasher, a big fridge freezer, a hallogen hob, microwave grill thingy, sandwich toastie maker, coffee machine and all the cups, plates, pans etc than you could shake a stick at.
They also left us a huge bowl of fresh fruit, a lovely bottle of wine and a bottle of water to be getting on with and a list of all the decent restaurants in town which was great.
It was between 20-25 degrees in the day while we were there which was fantastic, sometimes a bit cold but a welcome change from the british climate. It really wasn't hot enough to get in the private pool though which is un-heated. Well, we did one night after we'd had a few bottles of champagne but that doesn't really count!
The place was really clean and the maid came everyday except one and did a fantastic job. The other things I should mention are the showers, they were great, proper power showers with multiple jets and lovely hot water and really modern and lovely fresh white towels everyday, perfect.
The service was great too, we had a problem on the first day with the water. It suddenly stopped working and was spitting out of the taps and wasn't a great colour either so we phoned reception and within 5 minutes there was a chap at the door announcing that he had changed over the water tank that they have on the roof and that it should work fine now. Brilliant, and it did for the rest of our holiday.
The resort itself was about 4-5 miles from where we were staying so you definitely need a car to get around each day, it's too far to walk to the restaurants in my opinion.
There were so many restaurants to choose from, all of them were very quiet and some expensive and some not so but we had some great meals while we were there. If you go to Kamezi Villas, ask them for the restaurant list. It was well worth going to the ones that they reccomend. The one night that we didn't, we regretted it.
Just one more quick note. If you are a golfer, don't be tempted by going to the golf course in Teguise as it is massively overpriced and rubbish. We paid nealy £180 for both of us including club hire, buggy etc etc and it really wasn't worth it. The bunkers don't have sand in them, they have lava rocks which when you hit out of them, totally cover the greens with tiny rocks making it impossible to putt. Stupid idea and a total rip off.
Other than that though, if you want a quiet relaxing break with nothing to do then this is the place for you definitely. We loved it. If you have kids though, they might be bored in a resort like this.
Have a great 2007 guys HW Jon
- Date of Holiday:Dec 2006
- Board Basis:Self Catering
- Tour Operator:Booked Independently
" Nice resort of holiday villas about 3... "
Submitted By: Mr D Dunnington
Nice resort of holiday villas about 3 miles from the main resort of Playa Blanca. Staff were friendly and helpful and the accommodation was spacious and comfortable. The villa had a large private pool and well laid out garden. The resort was clean and tidy though only had a shop, no restaurant or other facilities. The local town was to far to walk but had plenty of parking.
- Date of Holiday:Jun 2005
- Board Basis:Self Catering
- Tour Operator:Sovereign
Quirkily, all the villas have their own names - we had Harrison Ford, but we could have had Steve McQueen or Leonardo daVinci.
Quibbles - 20 minutes walk to get to decent restaurants, although a lovely walk and the restaurants were great, and the staff extremely friendly, and the on-site shop only stocked Cravendale milk at a huge mark-up, not regular milk; we used the local shop ten minutes away and the supermarkets in Playa Blanca itself.
We will definitely be returning, unless we buy our own place in Playa Blanca first...
A warning, don't go to Playa Blanca if you want a nightlife - the most excitement you'll get is when the restaurant cat decides to plonk itself on your knee till it can get some food...fine by me! (That's at La Campana, the Italian, whose waiter, Lino, insisted on calling my 9 year old daughter "Bellissima" everytime he saw her, which she loved) Transylvania can be slow at service, because of the size of its kitchen, but I think it's about to have a new name and owner, so hopefully things'll change (the Vampiro's great, though). The Argentino is great for a steak, and the Natura Beach is very laid back with excellent squid.