The Vitalclass Lanzarote Resort is a four-star hotel located directly on the beach in Teguise. It has 150 rooms and a family-friendly atmosphere.
For families by the beach
Children have access to a water park, a children's pool and a crèche. You can also use the spa or book a place at the diving school for an active day out.
Facilities & features
Check-in / check-out
14:00 / 12:00
Max. number of people per room
6
Family rooms
Yes
Views
Garden View, View of the swimming pool, Sea view, Cityscape
Number of rooms
150
Year of manufacture
2000 (refurbished 2019)
Paying at the hotel
Visa, Maestro, Mastercard, Visa Electron
Number of guests
3 guests4 guests5 guests6 guests
Location
BeachfrontGarden / terraceseaview
Facilities
Air conditioning (room)balconyBarindoor poolconference roomFitnessFree parkingFree WiFiJacuzzikitchenRestaurantSpa & wellnesstransferSwimming pool
Children
ChildcareKids' clubChildren's poolKid-friendlyPlaygroundWater park
I am currently here now and I seriously cannot fault the hotel. The rooms are amazing I cannot believe how big they are. Spotlessly clean and cleaners come in everyday. Food is delicious. Good choices at all meal times. Always some food on the go from breakfast through to evening meal.
Mini disco if you have kids at a reasonable time 8.30pm I have stayed in a lot of places where this starts at 9.30 which for a lot of kids is too late .
Drinks and cocktails all good.
Would highly recommend this hotel and I would definitely return.
We booked a week's stay as a family of 4, Our 8 year old daughter, parents & grandad over two rooms. I am writing this review before we leave as otherwise I will forget.
The rooms are big and spacious, plenty big enough for 3-4 people with two children sharing the sofa bed if required. We however found the beds extremely hard (not our personal favourite, we prefer a medium-firm but they can't cater for everyone) the rooms air-conditioning is average, it can apparently be temperature controlled but our room says 23° even though the Aircon is set at 5° to lower it. There has been one night where I don't believe it worked and was boiling hot. Nice balcony, spacious with adequate seating and chairs.
There are three pools one larger one and then a circular pool which I believe is just 1.2m deep and a pool with built in seats, each pool was extremely cool, but plenty of sun loungers (we have attended the last week of School summer holidays)
There is just one restaurant used for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and there wasn't much choices options of food in our opinion and the food wasn't the best quality at all in our opinion and we have eaten out two nights.
They desperately need air conditioning in there as can get very hot, even evening entertainment is limited, the kids disco is exactly the same every night which in our opinion is ridiculously bad, the later entertainment starts at 9 and is average from the few occasions we watched it, this room is stiffling hot and desperately needs Aircon to be able to enjoy a drink, although the staff are ALL very friendly there is only ever one bloke working in the bar or pool bar which is again disappointing.
It takes between 20-30 mins to walk into the centre of Costa Teguise depending on family dynamics where there are some lovely places to eat, we however for us it was very small, place.
We hired a car through the hotel for two days.(Seat Ibiza) Costing €120 which we had used it for three days to be honest.
We attended the Rancho Texas Zoo & Waterpark (about a 20 min drive from the hotel, but you can get a bus) what an excellent day out and very good value for money, great that you can spread your day out across the two parks.
I have used the gym once so far for stretching following recovery after surgery to my knee, such a shame it's not open 24/7 or at least 0700-2200 to also allow other options while on holiday..
With a few little tweaks this could be an excellent hotel, very quiet and peaceful during our stay no loud guests thankfully. I don't recall what star rating this had but in our opinion it's an average 3 ⭐ but could be much improved by better food and Aircon. Two simple changes.
Just had an amazing stay at Vitalclass in Teguise! 🌟 The room was spotless every day, and the cleaning service was top-notch. The breakfast buffet was a feast of delicious options, and dinner was equally impressive. Plus, the Wi-Fi was super reliable, which made it easy to stay connected. Highly recommend this place! A special thank you to Nadia and Veronica for the kids club, they were amazing. Also a big big thank you to Sebastian in reception who was always helpfull, we were late for the shower before leaving the hotel and they opened the gym only for us as we didn't know that on the weekends the gym is opemed only until 5pm. ⭐️
We stayed here in August 2025, booking two rooms for our party.
One of the rooms was fine (although we didn't use the kitchen area), but the second room, which was occupied by a pregnant woman and a child, was infested with cockroaches. We reported it to reception, and the initial solution offered was to spray the room. That simply wasn't an acceptable option with a pregnant woman and child staying there, especially considering the amount we'd paid for the holiday. Thankfully, after complaining, they were moved to a room in a different block, which was much better. We did still spot one cockroach during the rest of our stay, but nothing like the original room.
The food was very average. Breakfast was exactly the same every day with very little variety, while lunch and dinner were okay but nothing memorable. By the end of the week, we were genuinely looking forward to getting home and eating some fresh, better-quality food.
The pool itself was fine, but everything came out feeling slimy afterwards. A white swimming costume was even stained green, which was really disappointing.
Overall, this holiday didn't live up to expectations or justify the price we paid. There are far better hotels available at a similar price point, and unfortunately, we wouldn't return or recommend staying here.
My recent experience at Vitalclass in Teguise was exceptional. The cleanliness of my room was impeccable, earning a well-deserved 5-star rating. The breakfast buffet offered a variety of high-quality options, making each morning enjoyable. would not hesitate to return for another stay, as the overall service and amenities were outstanding. Highly recommended. However dont be fooled by the wifi it isn't very good accross some parts of the hotel especially in the room
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