The Barceló Fuerteventura Mar is a beach hotel with 486 rooms in Caleta de Fuste. It is located directly on the beach.
For active families
It is ideal for families who want children's entertainment and a children's pool. The dive school and windsurfing offer easy ways to spend time on the water.
Facilities & features
Check-in / check-out
15:00 / 12:00
Max. number of people per room
2
Family rooms
Yes
Views
Sea view
Number of rooms
486
Hotel chain
Barcelo Hotels & Resorts
Paying at the hotel
Visa, Maestro, Mastercard, American Express, Visa Electron, cash
Location
BeachfrontGarden / terraceseaview
Facilities
Air conditioning (room)Barconference roomFitnessFree parkingFree WiFiEV charging pointRestaurantSpa & wellnessSwimming pool
We absolutely love coming to this hotel. It is amazing for families and couples. The staff here are amazing and the customers service is outstanding. We had Charity look after our room who was so kind and polite and always happy to help, she really made us feel so welcome. Lorenzo on the front desk always went above and beyond to help us and provided excellent service. The bar staff and waiters are all friendly and welcoming. We couldn’t recommend more. The hotel and staff really made our holiday so special.
We had a wonderful stay at Barceló Fuerteventura Mar. The hotel is beautiful, very clean, and perfectly located. The facilities are excellent, the food offers plenty of variety, and the overall atmosphere is relaxing and family-friendly.
A special thank you to Leandro, who took great care of our room throughout our stay. He was attentive, professional, and made sure our requests were taken into account, including changing our pillows to the type we preferred. It’s these small details and level of care that really make a difference.
Thank you to the whole team for making our holiday so enjoyable. We would definitely stay here again and highly recommend this hotel!
We had a fantastic holiday at Barceló Fuerteventura Mar and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Our 5-year-old especially loved the pool, and the beach was lovely, easily accessible, and perfect for family time.
The hotel is also in a very convenient location — only around a 10-minute taxi ride from the airport, which made travelling with a young child so much easier. We also found it to be very good value for money.
The staff were one of the highlights of our stay. They were incredibly accommodating, kind, friendly, and always smiling. They genuinely seemed happy to be there, which created such a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Our room was cleaned every day and kept to a good standard.
We were pleasantly surprised by how quiet and peaceful the hotel was, and we had really good nights’ sleep. The bed was also surprisingly big and comfortable enough for the three of us, which was a big plus for our family.
The only downside was that the food could be quite repetitive, although the salad bar was really nice and there was still a decent variety of options.
Overall, the atmosphere was calm, relaxing, and family-friendly. We really enjoyed our stay and felt that we got great value for our money. We would happily come back again! ❤️
We stayed at Barceló Mar for one week and had a good time there. The room is spacious and the resort is well kept. Unfortunately room cleaning was disappointing - there were hairs on the floor when we arrived and they remained there for the entire week. The shower drain did not work. The room air conditioning wasn't working, nor the mini-fridge.
We had half-board, but I recommend getting only breakfast. The breakfast buffet is good, there will be something for everyone. Lunch or dinner were disappointing - plenty of disappointing options. Cleanliness was also lacking - we saw one cockroach roaming the restaurant; one of the chefs cooking pork was using the same utensil for both raw and cooked food.
There are good restaurant options around the hotel, so eat breakfast there but enjoy lunch and dinner elsewhere.
I know this isn't a problem for the hotel, but worth keeping in mind if you plan on going there: the beach umbrellas and stretchers are expensive ($10.70 / day for a pair of stretchers) and the sand isn't cleaned around them (many cigarette buds, and even a broken bottle once).
i’ve had a wonderful experience in this hotel, the room was essential but really clean and organised. loved the mattress, really comfortable, and also the shower. only bad note i’ve found is the safe that didn’t work.
also cute balcony in which you could let your clothes and swim wear dry.
loved the bracelet key with which you can open your room door and also the gates of the hotel.
we’ve also liked the restaurants: - the main one was well stocked at every meal, and it often offered different food from different countries.
- the mexican one was thematic, which i really enjoyed, and also offered a really big buffet + one main dish (i enjoyed the buffet more tho)
- the brazilian one was a great experience, i’ve never tried it and i was amazed. here we had a great experience with the staff, in particular Sebastian (that welcomed us really warmly and helped us all the way through the dinner), Fatima and Kavi.
i must add that i really loved the snack bar, open 10-18, with lots of different yummy options to have snack while waiting for the next meal.
the view here is amazing, the hotel is almost connected to the beach, and with a 10 minutes walk you can also see the harbor and visit the other hotel (the barcelò castillo)
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