We stayed at the Playa Park Club in Corralejo from the 5th - 12th January in apt 315.

After arriving late at night by taxi from the airport we were checked in efficiently by the night porter and walked to our apartment through the immaculatey maintained pool and garden area.

On inspection the apartment was quite basic, no kettle and toaster, but spotlessly clean and adequate for a weeks stay. The beds were not double as requested, but two singles pushed together and were not the most comfortable we have ever slept in. The bathroom was clean and all in working order but we were aware that the hot water may not last so had short showers.

We actually liked being away from the hustle and bustle of the centre and it is only €3 by taxi into the town, however, it is quite a lengthy walk to the beach but well worth it when you are there.
Avoid buying a beer from the beach shack bar nearest to the windsurf/kite school as they charge €2.50 for a small can as oposed to €0.65 in Netto supermarket, Netto being by far the cheapest place to shop.

We only ate at the complex restaurant one evening which was below average and expensive for the quality of food. €45 for 1 pizza, 1 omlette and one botlle of wine. There are so many great restaurants in the town, Le Telegraph being our favourite, don't forget to try and avoid the touts.

Overall we had a great week at the Playa Park Club, it really is great value for money and makes for a very relaxing holiday, we would definately return.

Was very Pleased with these apartments in fact I would have to say that they have been one of the best apartments that I have stayed in.
The swimming pool was great for the kids it had its own water slide which my kids loved.
The apartments were kept lovely and clean and all look out on to the swimming pool.
For July time the apartment were not that busy no fights for the sunbeds in fact it was a very calm and relaxing time all round.
Not a great deal going on in the eve, you may get the odd bit of entertaiment here and there but that suited us fine.
It was a ten min walk if that to the water park which is a muss, that was a great day out.
The location is not to great if you like to be right in the middle of every thing. It would take about 15 mins to walk into town for all the shops and resturants, we took a taxi most nights which was 3 euros.
We booked with sun master.

Stayed at this complex from 12 to 19 December in 2 studio apartments (two couples). Friends wanted me to contact the complex to ensure we got rooms next to each other and with a balcony and pool view after reading other reviews on this web site. E-mailed the complex and they replied promptly with no promises but saying they would see what they could do for us. We got rooms next to each other but not adjoining balconies which was a wee bit dissappointing but we got our balconies and pool views. Rooms were basic but clean, tidy and fairly well equipped. Friends had problems with unsecure balcony door and this was repaired immediately on being reported. Also very quick response from security one night when we were woken and disturbed by noisy neighbours. Ate in the bar a couple of times and food was good and staff friendly. Not much in the way of entertainment if you don't like watching sport on TV. Entertainment was advertised almost nightly but it never materialised. We questioned this at receiption and were told this had nothing to do with the hotel as the bar was no longer owned by them. Too cold to go in the pool but it looked nice and clean.

I had a great holiday at Playa Park and so will you!
I stayed in room 316 from 6th to 20th December 2007. I booked the room with Travel Republic.
Here are my up-front costs:
Ryanair, Liverpool to Fuerteventura, £63 return
14 nights Bed and Breakfast at Playa Park @ £22 = £308
Transfer from Fuerteventura airport booked online with Resort Hoppa £20
Two weeks car parking at Liverpool Airport £55
Total = £446
I booked a single studio room, but when I arrived the receptionist said they were all full, and he gave me a spacious apartment instead. It was fine. The hot showers were great. Room service was good.
Food…The food at Playa Park was very good, with a reasonably priced buffet breakfast and a good choice of food. Most of the other guests were self-catering. They would come back from the nearby well-stocked supermarket, carrying big bags full of quite expensive food. I do that at home, and it was good to let someone else do the cooking while I was on holiday. I ate at the Playa Park in the evenings and the meals were good, with great service. The waiters were an excellent team, especially Maria the pretty Romanian. She was a real hard worker.
Playa Park was very clean and well maintained. The salt-water pool was a good size and the gardens were very well cared for.
Location…. Playa Park is well located for the beach and for the town. The nearby new Campanario shopping centre is worth a visit. There are great views over the town from the bell-tower. Don’t go up there when the bells are about to start ringing. You’ll be deafened. All the tourist magazines contain vouchers for a free beer at the Campanario café.
Noise…. I asked for a quiet room when I booked, and I got a quiet room, no problem. However, the rooms facing the street Calle Lanzarote are still affected by building work at the new police station across the road. I heard people complaining that the builders had left their radio playing all night, plus grumbles about building noise. I asked how long the work would continue and was told until mid 2008 at least. Also, the rooms above the pool bar can hear the telly football from below. If you want a quiet room do ask for a quiet room when you book, then if there is a problem you can say that you did ask in advance. The hotel management were very helpful.
Bike hire…. Corralejo is a large spread-out town, and a bike makes it much more manageable. Most of the roads have narrow bike lanes on each side. Most of the hotels rent out bikes owned by Corralejo Bikes. The hire bikes on offer at Playa Park were rubbish. I hired a better bike from Auto Martel in nearby Calle Gran Canaria for the two weeks at 36 Euro per week. The manager is a friendly chap and speaks good English. The best hire bikes are from Vulcano Bikes in Calle Acorazado, across Main Street from Corralejo Beach Hotel, run by a friendly young German. Make sure you lock your bike.
Beaches…. Playa Park is about a 10-minute bike ride from the blue flag beach at Corralejo Dunes. Like most of the Fuerteventura beaches away from the hotels, the beach is nudist, but it’s up to you if you want to get your kit off. You don’t have to! There are plenty of stone shelters on the beach to shelter from the wind.
The far end of the beach is spoiled by two very large ugly hotel blocks. They look like something from the 1970s Soviet Union. Corralejo Dunes are an important National Park, and these two blocks are a disgrace.
Trips out….. I visited El Cotillo twice on the bus. El Cotillo is a pleasant fishing village, but rapidly becoming over-developed. There is a large water sports beach to the left of the town, unsafe to swim when I was there; and a nudist beach towards the lighthouse, with good swimming.
I went to Isla de Lobos for a day trip and walked round the island. Well recommended. I’d planned to visit Playa de Carmen in Lanzarote, but the weather turned wet and windy.
Down side….. Not much really. Internet access at Playa Park was expensive at 1 euro for 10 minutes. It’s only 1 euro for an hour in town, or free in some bars. The sauna cost 8 euros for one hour. Why so much? Why no entertainment?
All in all, Playa Park is a good place to stay, and very good value, with excellent friendly service. It’s well located and it is deservedly very popular. I highly recommend it.