Villas Coral Deluxe

We stayed at Yaiza Resience number 6 on Austria Street. In entry everything seemed fine but beds were stained, lights with electrics showing, the voltage box outside with no cover and close to the pool. Rubbish left everywhere and a broken air con unit left with pipes and rubbish behind it. Sunbeds stained and revolting. The beds covered the plugs in the twin rooms which we were unable to use: The location is a bit of a pain but we knew this before booking and taxis were easiest enough. We found the shops near faro park by walking across some waste land and ate at Port of call a few times which was excellent and also flavours for a curry.

Stayed here for ten days. Just got back to the UK on the 9th of May 2026. On the plus side It's very quiet. It's within walking distance to a small but well stocked supermarket, a few pubs and a number of restaurants. The downstairs toilet did not work on arrival but was repaired within a few hours of reporting it. Kitchen has a small dishwasher, fridge freezer, microwave, kettle and electric oven. There is also a washer and tumble dryer. Pool towels and bath towels are provided. A few toilet rolls, a few shower gel pouches and washing up materials were provided on arrival. NO water or milk was available. There is a half decent safe to use. Easy parking for one car. Gated community with barrier access. Taxi into playa blanca is only 6-7 euros. On the negative side Smells fousty, we needed to clean the ensuite with bleach to reduce the smell. The pool edge is unsafe as there are a number of tiles loose which could cause someone to fall. The living room settee has seen much better days and needs either a deep clean or changing. I've thrown better ones away. The appearance of the building is quite poor and it is in need of a makeover. Sun loungers are very stained. Garden was full of weeds. Varnish on doors is peeling. Outside tiles cracked and grout in a lot of places missing. Close to a very rundown part of town but the people kept themselves to themselves. Didn't see one person come to check or clean the pool in ten days. Would I stay here again. NO, not unless the building had some mtce done to it to bring it back up to standard.

Villa 17 is a spacious property with good facilities, but there are a number of details that future guests should be aware of. Location & Access The villa is in a remote spot, so you definitely need a car. It’s around a 36-minute drive from the airport – the easiest way is to use Waze or Google Maps and set the destination as: C. Austria, 10, 10 Calle Austria, Playa Blanca, CN. Access to the complex requires manually punching in a code at the gate each time, which becomes a bit wearing if you’re going in and out often. Villa numbering isn’t very visible – we arrived in total darkness and struggled to find ours. A small light left on for late arrivals would be very helpful. Layout & Comfort The master bedroom is upstairs with its own en-suite, balcony, sofa, and sunbeds. The en-suite is a good size, with a large vanity unit, bath with shower over, a separate walk-in shower, bidet, and a hair dryer provided. The two double bedrooms are downstairs, which unsettled our children – we ended up having them sleep upstairs with us for the first two nights. Bathrooms are generously sized overall, with plenty of storage space. Wardrobes throughout the villa include a good supply of coat hangers. Facilities & Maintenance • Air conditioning is only in the bedrooms, not in the living spaces. The units work but the bright LED displays make sleeping harder. One remote control had a broken, taped-on cover. • WiFi is strong downstairs but doesn’t reach the upstairs master bedroom. • Several small maintenance issues: broken toilet roll holder, blinds with small holes letting light in, wobbly curtain rails (one taped in place), patio lighting that could be better. • The dishwasher was completely empty of salt and rinse aid when we arrived – we had to buy some ourselves. • Only one bin bag provided for a 10-day stay, no tea towel, and no kitchen hand towels. • No hand soap was provided anywhere in the villa. • Barbecue came with utensils and matches, but no coal or firelighters. • The swimming pool liner is coming away from the walls, and several shattered drain covers posed a hazard – children could easily catch hands or feet. The pool cover is also quite stiff and hard to wind. A pool net was provided, but the pool floor wasn’t vacuumed once during our 10-night stay. • Sufficient toilet paper was provided for the duration of our stay. • The coffee machine takes Dolce Gusto pods, which are easily available from HiperDino, Lidl, and Aldi nearby. Positives • Welcome pack included bottled water, washing-up liquid, 4 dishwasher tablets, sponge and cloth. • Good supply of bathroom and pool towels (6 of each). • 6 sun loungers, plus a lovely rattan outdoor seating area sheltered from the wind – particularly nice in the evenings. • Toiletries (shampoo and shower gel) provided. • Good privacy around the pool area with 2m stone walls. • A decent selection of pool inflatables for the kids. • Shops and restaurants are within walking distance. • Fantastic local walks – a coastal path to Playa Blanca and hills nearby with great views. • The villa owners were very responsive to messages via WhatsApp and email, which made communication easy. • We were able to extend our stay by a few hours on departure day (for a small fee) as the next guests weren’t arriving until the following day – this was a huge convenience with a late flight.