Large families
Three children or more, with real room for everyone and nobody parked on a sofa.

63 m² · up to six guests · two bedrooms, a central living area and an Atlantic-facing balcony
Two separate beds, a bedside table between them and a door of its own. It is not a corner of the living area, nor a rollaway bed: it is a bedroom, and that is why this category exists. This is where three children fit, or the grandchildren, or the second couple.
It is a single sixty-three-metre unit with two bedrooms and a central living area — not two interconnecting rooms, which is the question people ask most before booking.
A double bed, a wardrobe and the living area acting as the distance between the two rooms. With the Atlantic-facing balcony in between, the day sorts itself out: some get up at seven and others at eleven, and nobody notices.
The hotel calls its inventory very limited, and in summer and at Christmas it is the first to go. If more space than this were needed, what is needed is two rooms.
What is inside, without the small print.
Two separate bedrooms, four beds plus a sofa bed, a spacious central living area and air conditioning.
Full bathroom, hairdryer and a family toiletries set.
Wi-Fi, two televisions and a safe at an extra charge.
An Atlantic-facing balcony with a table, on the second floor.
Three children or more, with real room for everyone and nobody parked on a sofa.
Grandparents, parents and grandchildren under one roof, each with their own door and their own hours.
The trip that comes back every year, with a bedroom each and the living area in between.
There is none larger than this one: the other four start a step below.

30 m² · 2 guests · Double
The entry-level one, at garden level: a double bed, its own terrace under the palms and just enough to come back from the water, shower and head out again.

30 m² · 2 guests · Double
The same room, turned towards the ocean: sunrise comes in through the terrace and Fuerteventura closes the horizon come evening.

47 m² · 4 guests · 2 beds + sofa bed
Two spaces and a door in between: the bedroom for the children, the living area for the grown-ups, and a balcony that serves both shifts of the day.

47 m² · 4 guests · 2 beds + sofa bed
The same family space with the Atlantic in front: the balcony stops being a balcony and turns into the second living room of the holiday.
Availability and dates live on the MONEA Royal Mónica website, which is where you book.