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Great location, we had a great time, but there are differences between the various villas offered at Par 4 If you like a quiet place but still being close to the buzz of Maspalomas or Playa de Ingles then this place will be perfect for you.

Studio was clean with super comfortable bed , kitchen equipped for small cooking , pool right at the door of studio , bathroom with amazing shower right next the the studio outside. We were practically having the whole pool area and jacuzzi for outsells. We even prolonged our stay to enjoy more this magic place. There is nice restaurant close by you can walk to , opens at 9 am and closing at 10.30 pm .

Lovely mountain village. Takes time to explore, cafes and bars and small shop, and bakery with traditional Canarian pastries and cakes. Good start point for mountain walks and a stop-off if exploring the mountains by car.

The main street is looking a bit tired and dirty (no rain for over a year to wash the pavements) You do need to take care on the pavements as we noticed broken paving slabs and sharp metalwork protruding out of the ground.Steps where you might not expect them as well as slanted pavements where you least expect them. There are also lots of electric scooters on the roads and although the majority of cars will stop at zebra crossings don't assume they will we had a few near misses. Some restaurants and shops have started to modernise but generally the town looks dated and in particular the Cita shopping centre is in dire need of a makeover. The upstairs restaurants have no flair and the furniture is tired and sad. Too many empty shops and many selling the same old tourist tat. The Spar supermarket constantly had a queue and little effort is made to put on another cashier it's expensive compared to the hyperdino or Lidl supermarkets located in nearby San Fernando. There are a few gems like the German bakery and coffee shop with friendly service but on the whole the place is lacking style and energy in other words it's not really a place you want to hang out in when on holiday as it's so fun down. We found San Fernando had a better holiday vibe with modern street cafes and restaurants. There are some nicer restaurants on Avenida de tirajana but the service can be indifferent or slow and food not always up to scratch. Despite these faults the area has plenty of buses and routes to get around the island on, helpful pharmacy if you need bandages to nurse a cut or drugs after tripping on the pavement and putting out your back. The beach and dunes are nearby and the accommodation we stayed in was nice and quiet at night time.

* The villa was very clean when we arrived and it was beautifully decorated and furnished. * The kitchen had all we needed to cook and we enjoyed eating outside on both the terrace and the balcony. * The garden was wonderful, especially the natural lawn, hedges, wildlife, views of the golf course and the hills, the various seating areas, and of course the pool, which did not feel full of chemicals. The grass was cut and the pool was cleaned once during our stay which we appreciated. * Towels and sheets were in good condition and clean but did not smell strongly of laundry detergents. * Air conditioning in the bedrooms and the living area was very effective. * The grounds surrounding the villas were well maintained. * There was an outdoor toilet with funky lighting which we only discovered towards the end of our holiday. * Communication with CanariasGetaway was easy via What’s App and they were very helpful. The black plastic sun lounger was too hot to use, even with a towel. A white sun lounger, and more than one, would be great. It was a wonderful stay at Isla de Pascua and we hope to return. Thank you CanariasGetaway.

Cracking area with a lovely beach and the world-famous sand dunes. There are loads of places to eat to suit everyone's tastes and prices, the same with bars you don't have to walk too far to find one! The island is not that big so its easy to get around either by taxi or bus or even by bike!