Corralejo, Club Las Olas

Club Las Olas I and II, Corralejo, Fuerteventura

Stayed here with husband and teenage daughter on an all inclusive basis for 2 weeks. The food was vile. I had food poisoning and was ill in bed for 4 days. This was due to eating raw chicken from their Friday night BBQ.

The entertainment is a disgrace. The "entertainer" looks more like a gangster and is a lazy sod.

The hotel toilets are disgusting - flooded and leaking sewage out all the time. The smell even walking past them is really disgusting. We used our own room loos and avoided the hotel ones.

The waiters work really, really hard and I feel sorry for them. They were all friendly.

This place might be OK for a self catering break but I could never eat their food again.

I wouldn't recommend this place to my worst enemy!

Little SaharaThe national park of the dunes is made of sand brought over from Sahara and it looks just like being in Africa. A view from below a dune up to the sea is stunning with three stripes: yellow of the sand, blue of the sea and light blue of the sky. Climbing up a dune is like walking on snow: one step forward, two steps back and it's big fun to jump down! We recommend a bike ride to the dunes; rented bicycles for 5 Euros a day. It's about 15 minutes to the blue flag beach by the RIU hotels. On the beach be prepared for the wind as it makes it much easier to get burned because you don't feel the heat. We recommend to double the protection (I normally use 15 but 30 was more appropriate). We also recommend to hire a car: one day is enough to travel around the whole of Fuerteventura (about 200 km long) but two days would be better for exploring more beaches in the south; Hertz (Main Street) rented us a small car for 39 Euros last minute (25 Euros if booked online in advance). A trip to Lanzarote, especially the Timanfaya vulcanic park, is worth it, but the bus trip was a bit limited, I think it'd be better to rent a car. Have a good holiday!

We stayed at Club Las Olas. I found the Cosmos reps where rude, (that was when you could find them!) The food was always coldand repetative. There was always a queue to warm up your food. If you like chips for breakfast then your ok. We went out most night's to get somtething hot and tasty. The staff were friendly at all times.

The Club Las Olas is the perfect hotel for families; the food isn't that good so we recommend you too eat down town. The location is absolutely superb! The staff are caring and nice. Watch out for the ants on the balcony, but we recommend you to build a wall of sun lotion, they can't make it through that! We really loved their warm blankets in the chilly evenings.

Staff at Club Las Olas were very rude and unfriendly. The food was awful; we proffered to eat at other restaurants. The same food seemed to be served every day, and if you like broccoli for breakfast, then that's the place to go.