Hotel H10 Lanzarote Princess

This hotel is in my top 5 and I have stayed in many hotels over the years as a business traveler. It was clean and maintained from top to bottom. My room was immaculate. The staff was attentive at the desk and elsewhere. This hotel is located in the Playa Blanca area on the southeast end of the island. There are quite a few resorts in this area but they seem less obtrusive than other resort areas I've visited. This hotel is no exception. The hotel has a large well laid out interior combining public space with cozy private space seating areas with comfy seats and plenty of table space for your drinks, food, etc. There is shiny marble flooring throughout. Floors in the rooms are glass tile in a neutral shade. I've never seen that before and I thought it was effective, unusual, and cool. There is a large pool area with a cafe alongside and one within the pool space. Plenty of lounge chairs for lots of sun seekers here. There's a toadstool fountain for the (kids) and a small playhouse. Mini-golf at the back and a bamboo hut in the center. The hotel has a buffet restaurant at breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There a lot of options of all calorie content food. Theme nights, Chinese, Spanish, steak, etc. The food is satisfactory to above average. Cafeteria like atmosphere which is fine for a few meals, especially breakfast. Of the two alternate restaurants, I recommend La Dolce Vita but not Sakura. Last but certainly not least - this hotel is a lazy 5-minute walk to the beach. It is also located in the center of the large seawall strolling promenade, which has an upper tier and lower tier. The promenade is wheelchair accessible. The marina is one feature towards the end of the promenade. The sea is splashing and crashing on one side. There are restaurants, boutiques, surf shops, souvenirs, statues, landscaping up and down both ends of the promenade. Be on the lookout for Freddys Cathouses. There a very few local cats in the area but do not feed them, Freddys has them covered. And look for the parrots on the other end. They have a decorative perch pole and make lots of noise and attract lots of friendly attention. You can also walk into town in 5 minutes. There are pharmacies, groceries, banks, as well as the post office, and a view of the daily island life of the residents. Lanzarote is a great place for a winter holiday. It is one of the Canary Islands northeast of Spain. Beaches, sea breezes, mountains, volcanoes, art. All homes on the island are white stucco which I found pleasing to my eye. Multicultural too, many languages I've not heard before or I could identify but not understand. It was a long trip from the USA but it was absolutely worth it. I will go back and I will stay at this hotel again.

It was ok the staff were very nice had a suite can do with the rooms being up dated the food wasent good and some off the staff in the returant are rude one of the older waitresses I gave her a bowl back and she grabbed it out my hand and I am on a zimmer I abut fell over