Pajara Hotel Guide - Rio Calma Artificial Beach hotels in Pajara, Spain.

"Everyone was spot on, food good,rooms clean,lack of kettle in room,unless rent."

"Great location. Food varied each day and plenty of choice."

"All good"

"Property was in great location, lovely quiet relaxing area, definitely need hire car to get around and explore island as it has amazing landscape, takes about 2 hours to get from top to bottom of island, Also thing to bare in mind, there is a couple of nudist beaches, and people do walk along the beach nude. Great sea views from property, property very private, pool cleaner comes twice a week Tuesdays and fridays, there is everything you need in the property. There is a TV in the property with a lot of channels, but we couldn't find any English channels, that didn't bother us as we spent most nights outside talking, but if you have children or are a TV lover then it's something to bare in mind, and would need to take laptop or tablet with you, advert states hot tub but there was no hot tub at property, 100% loved the villa and area, hosts were great at communication and met us at the property on arrival, 1st time in Fuerteventura will definitely be going back and will definitely be staying at this villa again "

"We liked the compact and comfortable villa, apart from the old and useless tv and flaky wifi. Our arrival was marred by the owner demanding cash instead of paying vrbo. We were told to go to the bank and get the money. After a couple of phonecalls to vrbo, it was sorted out, but was a very uncomfortable situation at the time.Costa Calma is one of the worst places we have ever stayed in over 40 years of travel. It's just a collection of unattractive hotels, no centre, no promenade, few shops, even less restaurants and bars. Rubbish and decaying buildings abound. It had no charm or Spanish feel at all. The beaches are stunning outside the resort but are very windy. Great if you like wind surfing, but not for swimming or relaxing. We will not be returning. "