Hotel H10 Lanzarote Princess
in
Playa Blanca
,
Lanzarote
- Family rooms
- Short stroll to the beach
- Superb pool complex
- Great entertainment
“This hotel walks that difficult line between relaxed and close to the action and is a firm favourite with Thomson guests.”
This hotel is in a fairly central spot but still manages to be quiet. The golden sands of Playa Dorada Beach are just a five-minute walk away. Another five and you’ll be in the centre of town, where you’ll find plenty in the way of bars and seafood restaurants.
In terms of layout, the hotel is a modern, low-level whitewashed number. Its wings fan out around a good-sized pool dotted with palms and evergreens. And there’s plenty of space on the terrace to position your sunlounger.
Inside, the hotel is nicely decorated. Take the lobby. It works stark white marble and tropical plants to good effect. Likewise the bedrooms. They’re quite classic in their look and feel, and are kitted out with air-conditioning and satellite TVs. Some of the rooms have recently been refurbished and look good dressed in calm neutrals.
If you’ve got the kids in tow, book a family room. They give you extra space so you won’t be treading on each other’s toes and they’re on the ground floor so getting to and from the pool is easy. Plus, the hotel lays on plenty for children – they get their own pool as well as swings and slides. Rounding things off, the hotel has its own kids’ club to keep pint-sized guests entertained.
Food-wise, breakfast is particularly worth a mention, laying on a good buffet spread of fresh fruit and hot options, including made-to-order omelettes. Now and again the hotel puts on speciality evenings, serving up Canarian, Italian and Oriental dishes. After dinner, most people head for the piano bar for a nightcap.
In terms of layout, the hotel is a modern, low-level whitewashed number. Its wings fan out around a good-sized pool dotted with palms and evergreens. And there’s plenty of space on the terrace to position your sunlounger.
Inside, the hotel is nicely decorated. Take the lobby. It works stark white marble and tropical plants to good effect. Likewise the bedrooms. They’re quite classic in their look and feel, and are kitted out with air-conditioning and satellite TVs. Some of the rooms have recently been refurbished and look good dressed in calm neutrals.
If you’ve got the kids in tow, book a family room. They give you extra space so you won’t be treading on each other’s toes and they’re on the ground floor so getting to and from the pool is easy. Plus, the hotel lays on plenty for children – they get their own pool as well as swings and slides. Rounding things off, the hotel has its own kids’ club to keep pint-sized guests entertained.
Food-wise, breakfast is particularly worth a mention, laying on a good buffet spread of fresh fruit and hot options, including made-to-order omelettes. Now and again the hotel puts on speciality evenings, serving up Canarian, Italian and Oriental dishes. After dinner, most people head for the piano bar for a nightcap.
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Hotel H10 Lanzarote Princess photo 1, Standard room, Hotel H10 Lanzarote Princess photo 3, Snack bar, Hotel H10 Lanzarote Princess photo 5, Hotel H10 Lanzarote Princess photo 6, Hotel H10 Lanzarote Princess photo 7, Pool bar, Buffet restaurant, Hotel H10 Lanzarote Princess photo 10, Children's play area, Snack bar, Hotel H10 Lanzarote Princess photo 13, The bar, Mini golf, Hotel H10 Lanzarote Princess photo 16, Hotel H10 Lanzarote Princess photo 17, Hotel H10 Lanzarote Princess photo 18, Hotel H10 Lanzarote Princess photo 19
Hotel features
Back to topMeals
- Buffet restaurant
- Extensive menu
- Speciality evenings including Canarian, Italian and Oriental
- Christmas Day and New Year special dinners included
Swimming pool
- Large free-form swimming pool
- Spacious sun terrace
- Pool bar
- Towels & mattresses
Entertainment
- 3 bars
- Large bar/lounge
- Satellite TV
- Nightly entertainment
- Daily Happy Hour 17:00–18:00
- Card room
Activities
- Pool table
- Tennis
- Aerobics
- Volleyball
- Minigolf
- Boules
- Small gym
For Families
- Paddling pool
- Play area
- Children’s disco
- Hotel-run children's club 4-12 yrs
- Cots
Child reductions
- up to 12 yrs inclusive
Other facilities
- Hairdresser
- Shop
Special Offers
- Free upgrade to full board for all half board guests arriving at this hotel from 7-13 May 2010
- Free upgrade to full board for all half board guests who are staying at this hotel between 1-23 Dec 2010
Other Information
Some facilities may incur extra local charges, please see the A-Z Guide
24/7 Service in Resort
This is our 24-hour phone service. You can use it to book days out, find out the local bus times and let us know about any problems that crop up. Prefer to speak to someone face to face? You can call us to arrange a personal visit too.
Tour operator rating
4
Official Rating
4 star
No. of lifts
3
No. of rooms
407
Room facilities
Back to topRoom facilities
All rooms have air-conditioning, satellite TV, phone, radio, minibar with charge and hairdryer. Standard rooms have 2 or 3 beds, taking a maximum of 3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children with a combined age of 11yrs topping and tailing in the camp bed. Single rooms available. There is no space for a cot when rooms are fully occupied.Family rooms are slightly larger with a small partition, twin beds, sofa bed and camp bed and are all on the ground floor.
We also offer Family rooms.
Location
Back to top- 250m to Playa Dorada Beach
- 300m to restaurants & shops
- 500m to centre of Playa Blanca
- 500m to bus stop with services to Puerto del Carmen & Arrecife
Transfers
30-60 mins
Your guide to Playa Blanca, Lanzarote
“Most famous for its handsome harbour, Playa Blanca is a good-looking modern beach resort that hasn’t lost its traditional charm.”
Playa Blanca was once a small fishing port, and you can still get a feel for its former life in and around the picturesque harbour area. Just take a stroll along the marina packed with colourful working boats and the pretty waterfront laced with olde-worlde shuttered buildings.
Yet, despite its traditional feel, the resort still has plenty of life, not to mention everything you need to enjoy a relaxing beach holiday. And talking of beaches, there are three to choose from – the main beach in town, Playa Dorada or Playa Flamingo either side of the port.
And if you’re looking for that ‘away-from-it-all’ atmosphere, there’s Papagayo, reached by a fairly rugged, pot-holed road, but well worth the effort. Apart from swimming and watersports, boat trips are Playa Blanca’s forte on the activities front.
At the harbour you can hop aboard a ferry to the nearby island of Fuerteventura, famous for its Robinson Crusoe beaches and Saharan sand dunes. Or you can save yourself the overland trek by taking the sea route to Papagayo.
Alternatively, take a trip inland to Timanfaya National Park, a wonderland of volcanoes, lunar-like landscapes and fascinating rock formations.
In the evening the seafront fish restaurants beckon. The catch of the day will get your tastebuds tingling, particularly if accompanied by Lanzarote’s famous papas arrugadas, potatoes boiled in salt sea water, topped with a squirt of spicy mojo sauce.
The nightlife scene here is delightfully low key, so end your evening with a nightcap at one of the laid-back music bars or one of the live shows at the hotels.
Yet, despite its traditional feel, the resort still has plenty of life, not to mention everything you need to enjoy a relaxing beach holiday. And talking of beaches, there are three to choose from – the main beach in town, Playa Dorada or Playa Flamingo either side of the port.
And if you’re looking for that ‘away-from-it-all’ atmosphere, there’s Papagayo, reached by a fairly rugged, pot-holed road, but well worth the effort. Apart from swimming and watersports, boat trips are Playa Blanca’s forte on the activities front.
At the harbour you can hop aboard a ferry to the nearby island of Fuerteventura, famous for its Robinson Crusoe beaches and Saharan sand dunes. Or you can save yourself the overland trek by taking the sea route to Papagayo.
Alternatively, take a trip inland to Timanfaya National Park, a wonderland of volcanoes, lunar-like landscapes and fascinating rock formations.
In the evening the seafront fish restaurants beckon. The catch of the day will get your tastebuds tingling, particularly if accompanied by Lanzarote’s famous papas arrugadas, potatoes boiled in salt sea water, topped with a squirt of spicy mojo sauce.
The nightlife scene here is delightfully low key, so end your evening with a nightcap at one of the laid-back music bars or one of the live shows at the hotels.
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Reviews
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Written on 01/11/2009, Anonymous said...
Our first time in Lanzarote and we found it to be exactly as portrayed by Thomsons. Hotel is in the best location just across the road and you find the beach. We had a great week food in our hotel was plentiful and varied something for everyone. Mixed... more on this review
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Back to top“This hotel walks that difficult line between relaxed and close to the action and is a firm favourite with Thomson guests.”
This hotel is in a fairly central spot but still manages to be quiet. The golden sands of Playa Dorada Beach are just a five-minute walk away. Another five and you’ll be in the centre of town, where you’ll find plenty in the way of bars and seafood restaurants.
In terms of layout, the hotel is a modern, low-level whitewashed number. Its wings fan out around a good-sized pool dotted with palms and evergreens. And there’s plenty of space on the terrace to position your sunlounger.
Inside, the hotel is nicely decorated. Take the lobby. It works stark white marble and tropical plants to good effect. Likewise the bedrooms. They’re quite classic in their look and feel, and are kitted out with air-conditioning and satellite TVs. Some of the rooms have recently been refurbished and look good dressed in calm neutrals.
If you’ve got the kids in tow, book a family room. They give you extra space so you won’t be treading on each other’s toes and they’re on the ground floor so getting to and from the pool is easy. Plus, the hotel lays on plenty for children – they get their own pool as well as swings and slides. Rounding things off, the hotel has its own kids’ club to keep pint-sized guests entertained.
Food-wise, breakfast is particularly worth a mention, laying on a good buffet spread of fresh fruit and hot options, including made-to-order omelettes. Now and again the hotel puts on speciality evenings, serving up Canarian, Italian and Oriental dishes. After dinner, most people head for the piano bar for a nightcap.
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