Sol y Mar

Hotel en Corralejo (Las Palmas)

4.3 (100 reseñas)

Última actualización 25 de mayo de 2026

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Descripción (AI Overview): Sol y Mar es un hotel y albergue especializado en alojamiento para surfistas en Fuerteventura, ideal para viajeros individuales o grupos, con opciones de hospedaje próximo a la playa.

Alojamiento en hostal de surf original en la isla.

Opciones de hotel, bed & breakfast y alojamiento de autoservicio.

Ubicado cerca de la playa para facilitar actividades acuáticas.

Parte de las acomodaciones de Flag Beach.

En Corralejo, Las Palmas, en C. Bajo Blanco, 7, 35660, Sol y Mar ofrece proximidad a la playa y al entorno de surf de Fuerteventura, consolidado como referencia para entusiastas de los deportes acuáticos.
Actividades: Hotel Bed & Breakfast Albergue Alojamiento de autoservicio
Dirección: Sol y Mar, C. Bajo Blanco, 7, 35660 Corralejo, Las Palmas
Sitio web: https://flagbeach.com/accommodation/sol-y-mar/

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Opiniones de Sol y Mar

4.3 (100 reseñas)

Última sincronización: 25 de mayo de 2026

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Blazej Wiencek

2026-04-24

Google

This hostel has an incredibly welcoming atmosphere. There are lots of bathrooms, and they were very clean, which is always a huge plus. The location is fantastic – super central and easy to explore the city. Overall, it just has great vibes – a social, relaxed atmosphere that made my stay really enjoyable. Highly recommended!

Jonas Sappelt

2026-03-25

Google

I was extremely happy and had a great stay there. The volunteer Ale is extremely dedicated and amazing!

Marisa Borabo

2026-03-17

Google

Loved my stay here. Great location, clean rooms and lovely hosts and travellers!

Respuesta del propietario:

Hi Marisa,
thank you for your nice review. We are glad to hear that you had such a lovely time and you enjoyed your stay at our hostel. We hope to see you again. Giusy

Blake Southwell

2025-12-22

Google

Uncomfortable in winter, probably passable in summer. Don’t sign up for paella night. An essay:

(For reference, I’ve worked and volunteered at 3 hostels in the last 4yrs - in Indonesia, Australia and the UK)

The building is spanish indoor/outdoor living style - ie windows but with no glass. In summer when it’s 30 degrees, this is surely lovely but when it is windy, cold and raining, the rain comes inside. For my stay in December, it was 12 degrees, 25mph wind and rain - I was sat in the hostel and cooking in joggers and a winter coat, the corridor was flooded. It felt like english camping, not a relaxing hostel.

If you’re a light sleeper, maybe not the place for you as no doors have handles so have to be slammed. You get 1 pillow which is paper thin and terrible. You have to PAY TO RENT AN EXTRA PILLOW the greedy __s. Extra 10€ for a locker too.

The maximum temperature of the showers is “lukewarm”. In summer probably not an issue, in winter let’s say I didn’t hang around.

The kitchenettes are very very minimally equipped. Blunt bent knives, burnt pans, 1 gross chopping board. It’s a creative challenge to cook anything beyond pasta. Fridge and freezer space is very generous though.

Location is good for walking to bars and restaurants on the main strip. Good street parking but the one way system on this side of town is bit of a faff.

Quiet vibe in the hostel, big range of ages (24 to 70). Most doing spanish language school or windsurf courses.

Paella night was social but 25€ per person is frankly extortionate. She made 1 pan for the ~12 people (about 1 prawn and 1 mussel per person) plus she brought her friend who ate etc… a quick easy 300€ profit in her pocket!!? If I had known this before I would not have signed up, gone to a proper restaurant instead and had a better one. The woman was then quite assertive collecting cash afterwards - I had to walk to 2 different ATMs at 10pm as the one she sent me to nearby was broken. The logistics of the night were not communicated in advance, purely a blank sign up sheet with the title “paella”. Debora was lovely, this older woman not so ‘approachable’.