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( reviews)H10 Rubicon Palace
Overview
Facilities
Food, drink & entertainment
Location
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For relaxation and fun in the Canarian sunshine, why not take a look at the H10 Rubicon Palace in Playa Blanca? This 4star hotel boasts stunning views across the seafront and abundant facilities, ensuring all the family have a great time. The real crowd pleaser at this place is the pool scene. There are no less than five lagoon style swimming pools to enjoy, each lined with palm trees and sun terraces. The children are in for a splashing time too with three pools to choose from. One of which has a pirate ship and water cannon and, for the little ones, a toddler pool with water jets. There is more fun to be had on dry land in the Daisy Miniclub, complete with club house, activities and playground. Play stations, Xbox, films and entertainment are on the agenda in the Teenclub for older ones. Adults get a look in too, with ultimate in relaxation for the mind and body in the Despacio thalasso centre. If you prefer to feel the sand between your toes or take a dip in the waves, Flamingo Beach is just a short stroll away. As for dining, the two main restaurants are buffet style affairs with themed evenings and show cooking on the menu. Go down the a la carte route and tuck into gastronomic delights and Italian favourites. A varied lineup of nightly entertainment, a disco and two bars mean that the fun continues late into the evening at the H10 Rubicon Palace. For an extra spot of pampering, why not upgrade to the new Privilege service and enjoy additional benefits such as enhanced dining options, free in room bar and late check out. Discover why the 4star H10 Rubicon Palace is a favourite place to stay in Playa Blanca.
Property facilities
The H10 Rubicon Palace has all the facilities you would expect from a 4 star hotel in Lanzarote. Highlights include: Five swimming pools for adults and three for children, five restaurants, two bars, a discotheque, cinema, diving and snorkelling centre, thalasso centre, health and beauty centre, free WiFi in public areas and in some rooms, internet corner, 24 hour reception, laundry service and hairdresser. Additionally there is a babyclub, mini club, junior club and a teen club with age specific activities, a kids pool with water chutes and pirate ship, a pool for toddlers with mushroom figure and water jets, a mini disco, mini shows and family moments in the Despacio Thalasso Centre. TheH10 Rubicon Palace alsoprovides an extensive programme of sports and activities organised by the inhouse animation team. These include darts, archery, boules, aqua aerobics, pool, table tennis, stretching, aerobics, Spanish classes, card games and board games.
Room facilities
The hotel has a total of 584 guest rooms, consisting of 207 twin rooms, 255 standard rooms, 26 standard junior suites, 84 privilege rooms and 12 privilege junior suites. All rooms have bathroom with bath, shower and WC, air conditioning, TV with international channels, mini bar, safe and balcony or terrace.
Food, drink & entertainment
You can eat your meals in five different restaurants at the H10 Rubicon Palace. There is buffet style dining in the Janubio and Tabaiba restaurants. An a la carte menu is served in the gastronomic El Volcan restaurant, the new Italian El Velero restaurant and also in the poolside La Choza barrestaurant. Drinks are served in the Beefeater Sports Bar and with a musical accompaniment in the Piano Bar. There is also dancing until late in the Montana Roja Discotheque.
The all inclusive package at this 4 star Lanzarote hotel includes: Buffet style breakfast, lunch and dinner, national nonalcoholic and alcoholic drinks, selected alcoholic and nonalcoholic premium brands and snacks. The option of one a la carte dinner at the El Velero Italian restaurant is also included (subject to reservation and availability).
Location
The H10 Rubicon Palace is located on the seafront promenade on the outskirts of Playa Blanca. Two volcanic coves border the hotel and Flamingo Beach is 500m away. Arrecife Airport is a 35kms transfer.
Top Quality, Should be a 5 Star!
I visited the H10 Rubicon Palace on 14 September 2014 for a week's stay. The hotel was huge, it was like a village in itself and really lived up to it's name of 'Palace'
Loads of choice of bars and restaurants. The all inclusive food was served in the main buffet restaurant which was lovely, theme changed every night and there was something for everyone. There was lots of seafood, so if you are into seafood then this will be fantastic, but also if you don't like seafood there was absolutely loads of choice of other food. I am not a seafood fan at all and I found something to eat every day at every meal time without any problems. The service in the restaurant was really good.
There were three restaurants on site - The Italian, Mediterranean and Asian. We ate in the Italian restaurant one night, which was included in the all inclusive, and it was really nice. There was also the snack bar by the pool, which served fresh burgers, hot dogs, salads, chips, pasta or you could even make your own toasties which again were a great standard.
There were also three bars on site too - the piano bar, the entertainment hall and the sports bar. The piano bar was fantastic for chilling out and listening to the fantastic piano players and singers- they had different people every night and they were all fantastic. The entertainment hall was very family orientated but when it got to about 10pm it would get a little more adult focussed but still suitable for children. The animation team worked so, so hard to entertain everyone throughout the day or at night but they don't pester you. The Sports bar was the bar that was open the latest and it had more of a pubby atmosphere and was lovely. The bar staff were so well mannered and spoke really good English. We ended up here every night as there was loads to do such as pool, air hockey etc, or you could just go there to chill out. The air-con in there was really powerful, so it was nice on a warm night and you got complimentary nuts to go with your drinks if you fancied them, which was a nice little touch. All staff in all of the bars were always smiling (taking into consideration they have probably been working for a straight 12 hours) which was impressive and very welcoming.
There was a mini market on every night, just outside the food hall in the hotel too, which coincided with whatever theme was on that night. And the alcohol served was mostly branded stuff too, which I have never experienced in any hotel yet so that was good!
When we got to the hotel we got upgraded to a sea view room (6052) and we could see Fuerteventura too. The rooms were very spacious and the balcony was massive. Rooms cleaned every day as well. We also got a complimentary spa day, which was a great quality spa and a bottle of cava (we didn't take advantage of the cava as we aren't big cava fans) so if you email the hotel before you go with any requests you have, they will email you back and they will do everything they can to honour your request. We didn't ask for the cava or the spa day we only asked for the sea view and we got all of those other things thrown in. So yes definitely email about two weeks before you go if you have any requests.
The hotel was out of the way of Playa Blanca but it was either a lovely 40-45 minute walk along the promenade to Playa Blanca, which had plenty of bars and restaurants on the way, and when you reach the resort centre there were loads there too. If you carry on that little bit further, you will reach the Marina Rubicon, which was beautiful and we ate in a place called 'LANI'S', which did fantastic cocktails and fantastic meals, so that's a one to recommend.
Or you could get a taxi instantly from the hotel - go to the reception, ask for a taxi and they press a button and the taxi was there within seconds, which was great, because you're not waiting around. Taxi was normally around 3-5 euro, which wasn't bad at all.
Excursions leave from right outside of the Rubicon Palace also so you're not having to go to another place to be picked up. I recommend the Volcanic Escape as you get to experience the natural history of Lanzarote and see all of the volcanoes, natural sites and even get a little wine tasting included!
All in all I would recommend this hotel to everyone, care and attention is taken in every area of the hotel and there is something for every client.
Loads of choice of bars and restaurants. The all inclusive food was served in the main buffet restaurant which was lovely, theme changed every night and there was something for everyone. There was lots of seafood, so if you are into seafood then this will be fantastic, but also if you don't like seafood there was absolutely loads of choice of other food. I am not a seafood fan at all and I found something to eat every day at every meal time without any problems. The service in the restaurant was really good.
There were three restaurants on site - The Italian, Mediterranean and Asian. We ate in the Italian restaurant one night, which was included in the all inclusive, and it was really nice. There was also the snack bar by the pool, which served fresh burgers, hot dogs, salads, chips, pasta or you could even make your own toasties which again were a great standard.
There were also three bars on site too - the piano bar, the entertainment hall and the sports bar. The piano bar was fantastic for chilling out and listening to the fantastic piano players and singers- they had different people every night and they were all fantastic. The entertainment hall was very family orientated but when it got to about 10pm it would get a little more adult focussed but still suitable for children. The animation team worked so, so hard to entertain everyone throughout the day or at night but they don't pester you. The Sports bar was the bar that was open the latest and it had more of a pubby atmosphere and was lovely. The bar staff were so well mannered and spoke really good English. We ended up here every night as there was loads to do such as pool, air hockey etc, or you could just go there to chill out. The air-con in there was really powerful, so it was nice on a warm night and you got complimentary nuts to go with your drinks if you fancied them, which was a nice little touch. All staff in all of the bars were always smiling (taking into consideration they have probably been working for a straight 12 hours) which was impressive and very welcoming.
There was a mini market on every night, just outside the food hall in the hotel too, which coincided with whatever theme was on that night. And the alcohol served was mostly branded stuff too, which I have never experienced in any hotel yet so that was good!
When we got to the hotel we got upgraded to a sea view room (6052) and we could see Fuerteventura too. The rooms were very spacious and the balcony was massive. Rooms cleaned every day as well. We also got a complimentary spa day, which was a great quality spa and a bottle of cava (we didn't take advantage of the cava as we aren't big cava fans) so if you email the hotel before you go with any requests you have, they will email you back and they will do everything they can to honour your request. We didn't ask for the cava or the spa day we only asked for the sea view and we got all of those other things thrown in. So yes definitely email about two weeks before you go if you have any requests.
The hotel was out of the way of Playa Blanca but it was either a lovely 40-45 minute walk along the promenade to Playa Blanca, which had plenty of bars and restaurants on the way, and when you reach the resort centre there were loads there too. If you carry on that little bit further, you will reach the Marina Rubicon, which was beautiful and we ate in a place called 'LANI'S', which did fantastic cocktails and fantastic meals, so that's a one to recommend.
Or you could get a taxi instantly from the hotel - go to the reception, ask for a taxi and they press a button and the taxi was there within seconds, which was great, because you're not waiting around. Taxi was normally around 3-5 euro, which wasn't bad at all.
Excursions leave from right outside of the Rubicon Palace also so you're not having to go to another place to be picked up. I recommend the Volcanic Escape as you get to experience the natural history of Lanzarote and see all of the volcanoes, natural sites and even get a little wine tasting included!
All in all I would recommend this hotel to everyone, care and attention is taken in every area of the hotel and there is something for every client.
x Kayleigh Ibinson
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