Aloe Club Resort

, Corralejo
3 star
Avda. Pedro Y Guy Vandaele S/N 35660, Fuerteventura, Spain
Map this hotel
hotel photo More hotel photos
view from my balcony huge bathroom living area
Find great package holiday deals in Corralejo

Aloe Club Resort Reviews

Sort by Date | Rating
1 2 »
Most enjoyable!!
10 / 10
May 2011, Pingpong

Have just returned from Aloe Club resort, we knew the location before we went and the walk into town was very pleasant, good value taxis are always available for the return trip at night. I celebrated my birthday whilst away and was kindly left a bottle of red wine in the... more

Show Prices

Was this review helpful? Yes

You get what you pay for
5 / 10
Dec 2010, Pedro

1 reader found this review helpful

When when we checked in to the hotel our room was on the ground floor(room 115)and we had a hut right in the way of the view of the pool. It also had just a fridge in it, no kitchen. The bathroom was dirty and had a broken door on the shower and just looked cheap. You could... more

Show Prices

Was this review helpful? Yes

Lovely Hotel
9 / 10
Nov 2010, iscaderas

1 reader found this review helpful

Nice hotel, no complaints. Pools clean, restaurant was nice, food was ok, just as you would find at an all inclusive place. Staff were nice, the maids pleasant. The rooms were cleaned about 4 days out of 7. changed towels 3 times in the week. Microwave and toaster and hobs... more

Show Prices

Was this review helpful? Yes

Great for familes!
10 / 10
Nov 2010, Meg

11 readers found this review helpful

Hi everyone, I stayed at the aloe club resort in june 2010 for a week with my mum.when i first got there i had mixed feelings about the hotel,from what i first saw i thought there wouldnt be anything for a kid my age (13), but as i started to look around properly i knew i... more

Show Prices

Was this review helpful? Yes

Great Time
8 / 10
Sep 2010, great fun

4 readers found this review helpful

Great time spent at Aloe Club rooms clean, tidy, well maintained,maids cleaned once a day. Pools cleaned out everyday and kept area around it clean, staff friendly and willing to help, kids loved food and mini-disco, we enjoyed the different themes for the food every night,... more

Show Prices

Was this review helpful? Yes

Great holiday
8 / 10
Jun 2010, Cloe

6 readers found this review helpful

Stayed in the Aloe Club in May 2010 and was very pleased with it. Have gone to Corralejo many times over the years and always enjoyed it. We were familier with the area, but that was our first time to stay at that resort, so liked the idea it is a bit out of the town and... more

Show Prices

Was this review helpful? Yes

very nice
8 / 10
Jan 2009, ryan1

10 readers found this review helpful

Hi
After had read the reviews we were a little bit worried but everthing was very good.
Nice pool area, good and different food, sometimes better than other days.
It is very cheap to have all inclusive so one cant complain abot the food.
We can recommend people to go there.

Show Prices

Was this review helpful? Yes

Don't go winter-season
2 / 10
Jan 2009, slot1910

1 reader found this review helpful

They promised heated pool 22 dgr - what a joke! 1 week where we were unabe to go into the swimmingpools not so funny! Fuerteventura is a stormy place and don't expect to find shelter for the wind around the pool-area. Rooms needs renovation, painting - and if you like the... more

Show Prices

Was this review helpful? Yes

Great place. Predominantly...
9 / 10
Jan 2008, Mr D Elliot

7 readers found this review helpful

Great place. Predominantly Scandinavian and Italian but they all have a knowledge of English. I took my two sons 13 and 17 all inclusive and we all enjoyed and were impressed. Activities were provided all day, every day and there was also the football game which brings all... more

Show Prices

Was this review helpful? Yes

As an independent, single traveller,...
8 / 10
Feb 2007, Ms C Toft

4 readers found this review helpful

As an independent, single traveller, I thought this hotel was great, especially as I had booked it very cheap as a self catering holiday, then when I got there I discovered that it was all inclusive for everyone! They don’t have any wrist bands or cards or any forms of... more

Show Prices

Was this review helpful? Yes

The previous reviews of this complex...
5 / 10
Jan 2007, Mrs Gill Payne

The previous reviews of this complex are completely and utterly correct. Our holiday was over Xmas & New Year so you can imagine, if my husband had not organised for us to go in the bar room in the evenings, we would still be sitting outside in the cold now, he held a... more

Show Prices

Was this review helpful? Yes

I would not recommend this hotel to...
1 / 10
Jan 2007, Miss S Leverett

1 reader found this review helpful

I would not recommend this hotel to anyone. It should be a 1-2 star not a 3. The hotel is all Italian speaking, no English, no kids entertainment, no adult entertainment. The evening bar 10pm till midnight, was just a room, no music, again an Italian speaking barman, NO... more

Show Prices

Was this review helpful? Yes

1 2 »
Stayed at Aloe Club Resort? Share your insight. Write A Review Add Photos

Travellers who viewed this hotel also considered

See all Corralejo Holidays

More Traveller Reviews of Aloe Club Resort

Fantastic.. from Lancashirelassz
Went to Aloe Club for a weeks holiday with my partner, my family were also travelling out 2 days after us too holiday there aswell. We arrived late evening & got allocated too our rooms effeciently.. then in addition too this we got a meal brought too our room, which we thought was a bonus as really we were starving. Over the 1st day or so we found out that there wasnt much going on so we decided to make up our own fun & games by playing water volleyball.. we roped in a load of other english who were willing to participate & of whom we spent the rest of our holiday with. It was the best holiday myself & my partner have ever been on & there is always a continuous supply of food & drink.. Hotel room was brilliant & cleaners didnt pinch or touch a thing. We didnt even have 2 hide anything out of there way so they couldnt touch it.. Pools wer always clean along with everything else.. Not many English people there but thee ones who were there are now our friends :) didnt go off resort apart from once just for a 5 minute walk 2 bank so we could buy some gifts.. All inclusive is definately worth every penny.. Food is amazing.. Staff are amazing & resort should be a higher star than what it already is. By the way we visited the beach on our transfer bus back 2 airport.. lol Definately going to be visiting again next year, on our own & with the kids & also hopefully 2 meet our fuerteventura friends out there. Definately worth going if your not 2 bothered about entertainment & your willing 2 meet other people..
Restful Break from AKAJudithChalmers1
I have just come back from a weeks stay at the Aloe Club. Some might think it might be a nightmare to arrive at their hotel and find out there was only about 20 other people staying there, but for me and my friend it was ideal. There was no hassel getting a sunbed as it was generally only me and her around the pool, there was another group of northern people who sat round another pool, but all of us agreed it was lovely not to have any screaming kids or stressed out parents around. My friend and I generally had the large pool to ourselves and the northerners (of which there was only four) had the smaller pool, and we did become quite territorial about our pools, we were not allowed to share their dragon fly with them! Occasionally we did have to share the pool with some ramdom visitors, but as there was no one else was about you soon got to know them and at what times they would turn up. As you can imagine at the end of our holiday, we did seem to know all of the guest's and the majority of the staff, who just did not seem able to do enough for us, maybe it was because there was no else there or maybe because they are just generally nice people. All the staff that we had dealings with spoke good English and communictaion therefore was no problem. Although the rooms were more basic to what we are used to, they were kept clean and tidy and it was nice to have more than one room, as this hotel also does self catering, so we had a kitchen diner aswell. It is a little bit out of town, but it was nice to have a walk into town, where yet again we found everyone to be friendly. The beach near by is part of the national park and is absolutly beautiful, but try to be there at high tide otherwise the sea does go out a long way and reveals a lot of rocks, which you never knew where there at high tide, therefore the beach looks more like something from the Caribbean, rather than the Canaries. The only thing I would warn you about is the lack of clothes on the beach, it does appear that most men decide not to wear any form cothing on the beach, which can be a bit strange at first, but you do get used to it, in fact we found it to be very funny, don't think we saw anybody under the age of 60 naked. However, the most distrubing one was an elderly gentleman doing his exercises on the beach in the nude!! As for the poor English family that was walking along the beach fully clothed, whilst the gentleman was touching his toes, all I can presume is this was not a good site. Any how the long and the short of it is that we really enjoyed this holiday, special thanks to Luca, who cooks the breakfast and runs the bar during the day and Karen who runs the bar in the evening, they both kept us supplied with drinks and nuts (although we could have had other food), and always checked we was alright and just as the other staff in the Hotel, they just could not do enough for us. Therefore I would recommen this hotel, as long as you do not mind walking or getting taxis, only 3 euro's 20 to get in to town. Oh yes and by the way the weather was marvellous!
good value for money from epcrossey
just returned after a week. The food was fantastic plenty of variety of salad, freshly cooked meat/ fish and lots of other vegetables and other food, pasta pizza, no one could fault the choice. very clean resort- and prompt service for repairs. Do feel that the hotel is only becoming an all inclusive resort as there is only one bar available and staff work very hard. It is about a 25 min walk to corralejo town. The nearest beach is about 15 minutes walk and 40 minutes to the sand dunes, but there is a free bus that goes from the hotel. it is a quiet hotel not full to capacity and very few English people, but we did not mind that. there were lots of spanish and Italian people, so the entertainment team mainly spoke to them . The evening entertainment is a real let down but this is the only negative point, not only was it all in spanish and Italian it was the entertainers trying to tell jokes, but even if there was something visual it was not funny. If you have children the pools are great, but if you are looking for activities for them to do like you get in an all inclusive then this is not for you. However, it was great to not be hassled all the time to do activities and just sit and chill at the pool. you can get a bed by the pool at any time so you don't need to get up at the crack of dawn to claim one. On the plane back heard some really bad reviews of other hotels in the area so think we were in one of the best ( apart from the 5 star hotel I guess) you should definitely enjoy this holiday- rooms are big and come with apartment style with kitchen facilities etc. Make sure you ask for a balcony, there are about 20 appartments only without a balcony. Have a good holiday if you choose this,
All Inclusive Holiday from LITTLEDEMO
Just back from holiday and it was fantastic. Great hotel, very quiet when we were there with only 14 guests at the time. The staff could not have been more helpful and pleasant. The location a little out of the way but we had great walks and found plenty beaches on the way.
great value for money! from nfish09
ive just returned from aloe club resort having travelled there with a few friends. I would like to say that i think this resort is excellent value for money! we only paid for bed and breakfast however took full advantage of the all inclusive facilities! however, during our stay we did see the emergence of some green bands so think they have now began to distinguish between all inclusive guests and other guests. the food was good...obviously not the best food in the world but the pizza was brilliant, there was an extensive salad bar and there was always a good range of foods available. drinks were also good with pretty much everything available, however it may have been nice to drink out of glasses in the evening! the pool areas were clean etc however i must admit that the pools were cold....i could imagine them being very nice during the summer months but slightly too cold for the cooler weather we experienced. with regards to the 'itlalian' guests, i will admit that about 90% of the other guests are not english, however if you had taken the time to talk to them they were scandanavian, with the majority being swedish and danish. Personally, we found them to be a lot more polite and entertaining than some of the yobbish brits we saw on the plane over to fuerteventura! They were happy to speak to us in english and their english was very good so we didnt have a huuuge problem being the some of the only brits there. on a negative note, i would say that the evening entertainment was pretty lame! however, some would deem it entertaining to watch spanish people conduct entertainment to scandanavian children in broken english so no one really understood what was going on! i would not recommend this resort to english families with children between the ages of about 7-16 (who get easily bored) as there is very little for them to do here, especially as the majority of the other children are foreign. however, if you are looking for a cheap get a way in the sun i would recommend aloe club!!
Staff are very helpful,but need to sort out some issues. from kathspersians
We returned yesterday from Aloe Club,on arrival we thought it seemed very good, but as the week went on some issues arose. There are good & bad points to this hotel. Good points, they make their own pizzas fresh all day and they are as good as you will get in Italy mucho bueno, the staff are very helpful & friendly, the rooms, pool area and the hotel is very clean. Rooms are fine, beds are comfortable and sheets are changed regularly. Bad points, they kept running out of basic items,i.e. ice, icecream and butter at breakfast.The lighting on the stairway to our room(3 floors) did not work at all,which was very dangerous.There is only one bar which is at the pool area and becomes somewhat like the Marie Celeste by 9.30 pm. They are practically closing the hotel for a couple of weeks to do the maintenance work which is now needed.Location is a little far out from the main town.
Find somewhere else from XOXCopenhagen
If you like cold baths maybe the swimmingpools are a place for you cuz they are cold as ice. Drinks in plastic cups, no activities for children, brown bathing-water - please don't go cuz you'll bug your friends and family with stories of a bad holiday - and they don't deserve - do they?
If your English you will feel isolated! from Flossesrus
This is a lovely hotel although a little out of the way. The cleanliness of the rooms is good and the only way I could fault it would be the bins around the pool which were not emptied for over a week which is a shame.Our appartement was kept clean and was very comfortable. The pools were very clean althought the drained one of them 3 days before we came home which was dissapointing. All the English people we met at the hotel...about 2 couples!! all said the same that it was so so Italian based it was untrue. Only 2 of the 6 reps smiled and the others could't even manage a smile. The very taccy entertainment was all in Italian and we were not made to feel welcome at all. If you are Italian this is a perfect please to stay but if not you feel like you are scum. The steps to one of the pools are very dangerous and when my partner slipped back when getting out of the pool as the step frame was not secure the rep just stared and never even asked if all was ok. Carralejo is a lovely place and the harbour etc is approx 3euros in a cab. There are some lovely places to eat...our favourite Cafe Lattino on the beach is lovely. We would go back put not to this hotel as we felt so isolated as we are Enldish!!
To far away from everything from kjokim
We stayed at Aloe Club for a week in november 2007. We didn´t had all inclusive, so we had to find another way to get food. The "restaurant" at the area isn´t worth talking about, and the hotel itself is located far away from anything at all. The "Supermarked" was very expensive and had very little to buy. The staff seemed to young and unprofessionel. The "heated" pool was colder than our fridge. The good things about Aloe Club - Very nice rooms. All in all - next time we´ll book another hotel closer to Corralejo.
Great for Italians from Daisydoops
Although this is a clean and reasonably comfortable hotel it is not as described.Hotel is a fair distance from the beach and main shopping area although staff are willing to call taxis(3 euros).All inclusive food is much to the standard one would expect but definately geared towards the overwhelming number of Italian guests.Pasta, paella and pizza rule the day! The main problems come about because the majority of staff have little or no English, entertainment is not in English and it is difficult to get service at times.Overall not really suitable for English speaking guests
Click here for best prices on Aloe Club Resort, Corralejo
Fuerteventura: Excellent Value Hotels
Online Hotel Reservations Worldwide Great prices, instant availability Select-A-Room.com
Fuerteventura: Find the perfect activity!
Book early before things sell out. Skip long lines and save on tickets! Expedia.com
Fuerteventura: Great Prices, Great Rooms
We Know Hotels Inside And Out. Click or call now: 1-800-914-6835 hotels.com
Fuerteventura: Vacation Package Specialists
Save on flight + hotel packages. Click or call now: 1 - 800-713-8214 Expedia Vacations

Aloe Club Resort also called

  • aloe hotel corralejo
  • Address: Avda. Pedro Y Guy Vandaele S/N 35660, Fuerteventura, Spain
Brilliant389 Good5141 Average248 Poor013 Awful08
Traveller Rating:
8 / 10
299 reviews
Write a Review
Hotel AmenitiesHotel Description
  • Bar/lounge
  • Fitness Centre
  • Free High-Speed Internet
  • Free Parking
  • Kids' Activities
  • Restaurant
  • Shuttle bus service
  • Swimming Pool
  • Wheelchair Access
Rooms: 148
Click here for best prices on Aloe Club Resort, Corralejo
Aloe Club Resort: Great Rooms. Great Rates.
Hotel rooms at up to 50% off. Travelocity
Corralejo: Save money, Book now !
Excellent choice, Low rates Booking.com
Corralejo: Save up to 50% off Hotels Everyday
Photos, Reviews and the Guaranteed Lowest Prices Expedia.com
Corralejo: Great Prices, Great Rooms
We Know Hotels Inside And Out. Click or call now: 1-800-914-6835 hotels.com

View Map of Aloe Club Resort

Map for Aloe Club Resort

Similar Hotels around Corralejo

Hotels Near Aloe Club Resort

DistanceRating
Looking for a beach holiday? Get ideas here

Explore Corralejo

Aloe Club Resort Photos Corralejo Holidays Fuerteventura Holidays Canary Islands Holidays Corralejo Forum
Nearby Airports
Fuerteventura (FUE) 18.9 miles Lanzarote (ACE) 21.4 miles
Popular Holiday Destinations
Benidorm Holidays Hersonissos Holidays Istanbul Holidays Jamaica Holidays Las Playitas Holidays
Other Featured Hotels
Club Las Olas
Corralejo
Club Voyage Torba
Torba
Corfu Sea Gardens
Kavos
Delphin Diva Premiere
Antalya
Elenite Holiday Village
Elenite
Es Ravell d'Or Apartments
Cala D'Or
Holiday Polynesia
Benalmadena
LykiaWorld Oludeniz
Olu Deniz
Marinda Gardens Aparthotel
Cala'n Bosch
Sheraton's Vistana Villages Hotel on International Drive
Orlando

Do you own Aloe Club Resort?