Barcelo Lanzarote Royal Level

Sophie Turner5/5 · 2026-07

I have been coming to Lanzarote for years but had never stayed here - I’ll only come back to Barcelo royal level from now on. The service was 10/10, very attentive, and the hotel itself is amazing. The pools are lovely, and there are plenty of options for relaxing and sporting activities. My only wish is that we stayed longer to try everything - we will have to come back again next year. Thank you for our stay. Special thanks to the lovely lady at the royal level check in desk, the lady with very short hair, she was amazing. Than you!

Karlis Venters3/5 · 2026-01

Adequate hotel but with notable drawbacks. We stayed for a single night with young kids and had half board. Would not return for the €250 price we paid, too many little things add up and I would probably prefer to pay €100 less for a well managed 3* hotel. Pros: royal level areas were quieter, but the regular pools seemed nicer and warmer, and had more to do for kids. We only had buffet at royal level (asana) and food and service was good, but cleanliness was lacking with dirty chair pillows, tables were spaced too closely for my liking. Good selection of teas and even coffee was decent (for an automatic machine). Room was spacious. Kids club was nice and large. Staff always pleasant and nice. Resort is huge and seems like has lots to do, especially sports, but we didn't have time for that. Cons: noticeable sewage smell in bathroom, not bad enough to deal with inconvenience of changing rooms when staying a single night but still very annoying. Our ground floor view was of some bushes and powerplant. Room felt tired overall and sofa bed was uncomfortable, but ok for a single night. Resort is huge and we had to walk a kilometer across the street and 3 floors up to get from the room to the kids club, the resort map is needed to not get lost. Attention to detail was a bit lacking: room had some dust, sofa bed was not premade, our keys were already deactivated 15 minutes before checkout time and we needed housekeeper to let us in.

Sergio González Correa1/5 · 2026-09

Personal atento, las instalaciones pésimas. Primero teníamos una ducha sin agua caliente y luego hirviendo, sin poder regularla. El aire acondicionado tenia dos modos, convertir la habitación en una nevera o apagado, no funcionaba la regulación. No respetaron la elección de camas, a pesar de pedir matrimoniales en las dos habitaciones con más de un mes de antelación. Pagamos por vistas al mar y lo que veíamos era la piscina y unos molinos de viento en un polígono. El todo incluido es un nada incluido, con uno servicio de bar lento a la noche y un buffet que la comida te sienta mal. No vuelvo a un Barcelo

JohnTravelman5/5 · 2026-08

Nuestra estancia en el Hotel Barceló Royal Level de Lanzarote ha sido una experiencia sencillamente maravillosa. Desde el primer instante el trato de todo el personal fue atento, profesional y cercano, haciéndonos sentir verdaderamente especiales. Las instalaciones están cuidadas con muchísimo detalle, la tranquilidad del ambiente es perfecta para desconectar y las vistas son espectaculares. La gran calidad de sus servicios justifica totalmente el precio. Repetiremos seguro en nuestras próximas vacaciones.

Inès B2/5 · 2026-07

L’hôtel est très grand, la suite junior est spacieuse avec une grande terrasse (malgré une vue médiocre sur une centrale…) Les murs sont très fin vous entendez ce qui ce passe dans le couloir et dans la chambre de vos voisins. Le petit déjeuner est excellent même si un peu répétitif. Le repas du soir est infecte, c’est froid et sans goût alors que nous y allions à 18:30… nous avons testé tous les buffets et c’est pareil partout, très répétitif et mauvais. Les étiquettes n’indiquent pas correctement, j’ai faillit manger des lasagnes à la viande en pensant que c’était aux légumes à cause de l’étiquette, sachant que je suis végétarienne. C’est dangereux pour les personnes ayant des allergies. L’hôtel est infesté d’énorme cafards nous avons dû changer de chambre et il y en avait encore dans la nouvelle chambre. Il y en a sur le sol des buffets, sur les chemins, dans les chambres… il y a également énormément de moucherons. De plus la porte des toilettes ne se fermait pas, elle restait entre ouverte. Le personnel est sympathique, à part lors de l’accueil à la réception du royal Level, nous avons eu que très peu d’information sur l’hôtel et c’était très expéditif, nous n’avons pas eu de cocktail d’arriver alors que d’autre personne l’ont eu, pareil lors du Check Out, très expéditif et peu chaleureux. Nous avions l’impression de déranger. Le royal level : inutile de le payer car les portails entre les différente piscines sont ouvert, il n’y a aucune ´ exclusivité ´ car personne vérifie vraiment si vous êtes Royal Level ou uniquement formule classique. Tout le monde peut accéder aux différente piscines. Le buffet réservé au royal level n’est pas bon. Le seul point positif du royal level était les femmes de ménage, adorable et très efficace. La clientèle de cet hôtel est principalement Anglaise, donc extrêmement sale et bruyante. Le personnel fait de son mieux pour garder l’hôtel propre, mais les anglais jettent les verres par terre, laisse des assiettes traîner dans le couloir et sont nuit et jour au bar afin de s’alcooliser. Les animations sont faites pour faire plaisir aux anglais, rien d’espagnol, rien de traditionnel. Il y avait également un homme qui mettait de la musique très fort sur sa JBL au bord de la piscine, le personnel ne lui a pas fait la remarque alors que cela dérangeait beaucoup de client. Les enfants jouent avec des pistolets à eau et sautent en criant dans les piscines du royal level, impossible de se reposer. La plage en face n’en est pas vraiment une, il y a beaucoup de cailloux et les vagues sont très forte. Une voiture est obligatoire si vous voulez découvrir l’île. Il y a un parking dans la rue en face mais il est un peu difficile de trouver une place et vous devez souvent vous garer plus loin et marcher. Je ne recommande pas cet hôtel si vous cherchez du calme, du repos et de la bonne nourriture.

Hal Tooley5/5 · 2026-05

I’ll split this review into different sections to give a full overview of the hotel and experience. For reference, we stayed on the Royal Level all inclusive package, which I’d definitely recommend paying extra for. Food & Drink:
I was genuinely surprised by the food and drinks (in a good way!). All the drinks were branded; beers included Heineken and Cruzcampo on tap, with Sol, Stella and others available bottled. Spirits such as Whitley Neill gin and Smirnoff were all included in the all-inclusive package, aside from a few premium/speciality options. We could also get both regular and sugar-free Red Bull included. The bar staff were great too; they happily made cocktails that weren’t even on the menu, including Long Island Iced Teas. The food was solid across the board. We only ate in the Royal Level restaurant, so I can’t comment on the main buffet, but there was a really good variation each night including steaks, pasta, fish, chips, chicken, plenty of vegetables, plus a fresh cooking station. Desserts, ice cream and snacks were always available too. During the day you could grab burgers, nuggets, hot dogs, slushies and more from the snack counter. We also ate at the Italian and Japanese restaurants. You get one free voucher included with your stay, and we earned another by winning the hotel triathlon. The Japanese restaurant, KOI, is an absolute must visit. Rooms: 
The rooms were modern, clean and comfortable. Ours had a balcony and a fully stocked mini bar, including alcohol. The rainfall shower was great, and there was a large mirror by the sink area. The bed was comfy, with plenty of storage space in the wardrobe and drawers. Hairdryer, iron, ironing board, hangers and a safe were all provided. There was also a large TV and a sofa area, although we didn’t spend much time in the room as we were out by the pool most of the day. Pools:
We mainly used the Royal Level pool, which has its own exclusive bar and was absolutely worth the upgrade. It stayed quiet throughout the day and there were always plenty of sunbeds available. There’s also another Royal Level pool around the back of the hotel. The main pool is huge and also seemed to have lots of available space, although we didn’t spend much time there ourselves. Pool towels were provided and could be exchanged whenever needed. The hotel also has a 50m Olympic swimming pool. We paid €35 for a block of 10 swims, which was ideal if you enjoy proper length swimming. Activities & Entertainment:
There was plenty going on throughout the day and evening; bingo, singers, poolside games and other activities. We’re not massively into entertainment, so we usually ended up at the smaller bar in the evenings where they had live singers and acoustic guitar players, which was a much more relaxed atmosphere. The hotel triathlon in the 50m pool was surprisingly good fun too, and included a free T-shirt and swimming cap. Location:
Location wasn’t a huge issue for us as we usually book all inclusive holidays to completely switch off and stay around the resort. That said, we did walk into the main town and back, which worked out at around an 8km round trip. The hotel backs directly onto a beach where you can snorkel around the rock pools, although there isn’t any sand there. We also booked a buggy excursion and were picked up directly from the hotel, which was really convenient. Overall:
We genuinely loved our stay and would happily return. The Royal Level upgrade was 100% worth it for the quieter pool areas, exclusive restaurant and overall experience. Our only slight negative was the weather being a little hit or miss in mid-May, some cloudy and windy periods mixed in with plenty of sunshine! Overall we had a brilliant trip.