Just been to LIVVO Costa Taurito and waterpark hotel for a week with my sister (two adults going all inclusive) and here is my review:- Good points • Lovely location – short walk to waterpark and small beach • Lovely big room • Fridge in room with two small bottles of water on arrival • Comfy beds • Powerful shower • Lovely pool and lots of sunbeds • Staff friendly, especially the reception staff, bar staff and waiters • Brilliant bus service near hotel and a great and cheap way to see the island. We went to Puerto Rico (cost €1.40pp). Then went to Mogán via Ferry from Puerto Rico (cost €14 return pp). Also went to Dunes at Maspalomas and Playa del Inglés beach – food outside the hotel was good, tasty and a good price. We also went to Playa de Amadores beach. Issues/concerns/not so nice points • Hotel tired and outdated • Had booked cleaners on arrival – booked them to clean room – Monday, Wednesday and Friday – they came Sunday and Tuesday! • Tight with towels and toilet paper • No coffee/tea facilities in room • No food or drink allowed out of canteen • All inclusive food – was tasteless, Poor quality (eg UPF sliced bread and hard rolls), limited choice, repetitive, often ate elsewhere • We arrived around 2200 on Saturday and when asked for late dinner – was given a brown paper bag with a white UPF sandwich with cheese and ham, a few rich tea biscuits and an apple. • ALL inclusive – not available on day you leave • WATERPARK – not available on day you leave - your all inclusive service is NOT AVAILABLE in the waterpark • Waterpark – tired and dated and very tame, only really suitable for the very young, no lazy river – just seawater pool and some slides and some toddler/small children areas like a pirate ship • Pool at the hotel was supposed to have a life guard in attendance from 10am to 6pm – but often the one lifeguard arrived late and left early, although there was babies and children in the pools, the lifeguard could not be seen anywhere near the pools, instead was often found at the back of the bar area. When he was in his seat, he had his phone resting on his leg and was seen scrolling this rather than doing his job. He also looked very young and very bored. • Entertainment – it stated Frequent daytime entertainment (available between 1st Jan and 31st Dec) including racket sports, small team games, team sports, family and water- based activities. In reality one animation person was first seen on Thursday (we were there from Saturday to Saturday) – when he turn up with two table tennis bats and walked around and around the pool area until a couple put him out of his misery, by offering to play a game. He was seen watching the couple play table tennis and then he played the winner and then he disappeared until the next day, when he was seen holding the dart board and then walking around with three darts. • It was stated that there was frequent evening entertainment (available from 1st Jan to 31st Dec), including in house entertainment