Meliá Salinas

The food was amazing

This is a nice hotel in a good location The Melia rooms are bright and spacious although lacking a bath. The experience was let down by some petty charging. Coffee/tea is provided but you have to buy your own water. And if you want ice from room service then you'll be charged 5 euros! Their drinks pricing is 20-50 % more expensive than elsewhere in the vicinity (water is 3.10 euros per small bottle!) Only one of the gates to the beach was open and the beach club was closed for virtually all of our stay. The tennis facility is very poorly managed (by a third party).

Nice resort. But the services was terrible!

Reception is very friendly, helpful and efficient. The breakfast choice is almost overwhelming, lovely fresh fruits and great serve yourself coffee, hot stuff not really hot enough for me but loads of choice. Hotel is clearly being gradually refurbished, the bedrooms are all newly kitted out. Only criticism is on a lovely balcony overlooking the sea the deck chairs are more about appearance than comfort. There remains some areas which need some tlc, some sun beds in tatty state and some paint work needs attention. The hotel has great views across the bay and is situated in a lively area with many choices of restaurants, some gems among them and within walking distance of the lively Pueblo.

Great stay, really enjoyed the hotel, location and staff. Definitely half we booked