Bahía de Ávalos

It is all closed and in ruins. It doesn't exist. The place is not a place to stay. It is left abandoned and the building site is orribile. It is all rust and closed with building site fences. It ruins the beautiful beach. It is an awful place to pass by.

I am writing the review i wish i read before making a reservation in bubble Avalos. 1-the location: we did not mind how difficult the access was because we were looking forward to a retreat in a secluded spot. To our great deception, the secluded spot turned out to be a travellers caravans site. The beach was littered and we really stood out amongst the travellers enjoying beers and herbal cigarettes. 2-The bubble: unfortunately, the main hotel chalet has a window overlooking the bubble. It compromises the intimacy we expected for our romantic weekend. We felt uncomfortable someone could be watching us freely at any moment. We understand it is not the hotel s fault but it was an absolute furnace inside despite the air conditioning so we had to keep the bubble covered during the day. It is a greenhouse, We found out the Avalos Bay is an impressively windy spot. The bubble didn’t feel like adequate shelter especially at night when trying to sleep. Some gusts of wind were seriously frightening. Last but not least, there s no mobile network coverage in the whole area. No calls can be made or received (you can more or less connect to the wifi from the chalet). We were quite disheartened coming back. Our special romantic weekend turned out to be a succession of disappointments. We love the bubble concept but Avalos bay is just the wrong spot for it! Stephanie was very attentive and kind but there was not much she could do(her food was lovely). Now we understand why their Tenerife bubble is fully booked unlike the Avalos one and we regret so much we did not plan to go there instead! Anyway, we hope we can help other couples make an informed decision for their special occasion.