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Canary Islands Fuerteventura Corralejo

Oasis Village

Name: Oasis Village, Canary Islands, Fuerteventura, Corralejo | Thomas Cook
Address: Avenida Fuerteventura, 3, Corralejo, 35660, Canary Islands
Telephone: 0034928536006
Rating: 3.5

3524 reviews

Overview
Facilities
Location
Reviews

This family-friendly complex lies close to the heart of Corralejo, just 1 km away from the lively centre of the town. Guests will find themselves within easy access of the city's array of attractions, entertainment venues and delightful shops, while the sandy bay is a mere 600 metres from the hotel, and the sprawling sand-dune beach is just 1 km away. Guets can enjoy ease of access to other areas of this inviting island via the public transport network, with a bus stop available just 300 metres away from the hotel. The hotel enjoys an architectural style which is typical to the region, wrapping guests in culture and natural appeal. The family rooms are beautifully decorated offering space and comfort in which to relax and unwind at the end of the day. All guests will appreciate the hotel's extensive choice of facilities, catering to their entertainment, recreational and leisure needs.

Facilities

Key facilities

Outdoor pool
Wifi

Other

24 hr reception
Bar
Bike Hire
Car park
Cot
High chairs
Laundry
Lift
Outdoor pool
Restaurant
Safe
Terrace
Wifi
Poolside snack bar
Tennis

Location

Corralejo, Fuerteventura, Canary Islands

Address: Avenida Fuerteventura, 3, Corralejo, Canary Islands
Phone: 0034928536006

Reviews

Tripadvisor rating

3.5

3524 reviews

Service

Value

Location

Rooms

Cleanliness

Sleep Quality

Ok only

Sep 2022 | Q5614DJemmaw

Pools are good, no need to reserve sunloungers. Food, mediocre. Mexican night was good. Breakfast ok, apart from that hit and miss. Soup wasnt available all the time which is a shame because it was good with the lovely bread rolls. We had a fantastic holiday because of the people we met there. We had read the reviews about the entertainment being all French and hadnt worried about it. However it was an issue. The French entertainment staff actually do not want non French speakers to join in. They will not translate even though they speak usable english. We felt excluded. Rooms 1102 - 1104 are very very hot, to the point that fans dont work. We kept the doors open all day with curtains closed but it didn't make much difference. The hotel is closing down in the next few weeks, it wont be a loss tbh

Visit to oasis village in September

Sep 2022 | 681donnah

We knew the hotel was closing down so our expectations where not high . But Despite the Hotel needing an update the staff food and services were ( for what we paid for our two week stay) in every way up to its star rating. One of the pools did have a algae problem for two days and some of the food was disappointing. However the staff overall were courteous and hard-working and we both felt welcomed. We new it was largely a Hotel catering for the French. The animation team didn’t communicate with us largely because they didn’t speak English so no surprise there We didn’t particularly want to communicate to the French so that didn’t bother us at all overall a really good holiday for the price that we paid it wasn’t a five star hotel .

DON'T DO IT! SAVE YOUR MONEY. THE PLACE IS A LOAD OF CRAP

Sep 2022 | 524phillb

As many have said 90% French guests, looked down their noses at, kids not allowed in the kids club because they were English & what sort of bar doesn't sell brandy? I thought brandy was french, they couldn't even serve up the national drink of 90% of the guests!!! Food was absolutely crap. We sat outside the main food hall for our breakfast but was asked to move as that section wasn't open yet. I asked what time it opened.....8am was the response, what time is it now i asked 7.56am was the response! Wot a moron! Shower flooded the entire disabled apartment i reported it to the recp. They sent a maid with a huge blanket which she folded 4 times and that was supposed to absorb the water. As everybody else complained about broken tiles & then the pool changed to a pea soup green. As we were AI we didnt budget for going out for breakfast every day then go out for dinner and a few drinks then tea time we would go out for our tea and stay out for some drinks & entertainment in the music Square. As i am disabled i needed a taxi to get me back up the hills. Another thing the french got welcome meetings, the English didnt even get to meet a rep!!!