Gran Melia Palacio de Isora

Red Level disappointing compared to previous Level stays at other Melia Hotels

Very much as expected. For us the general location was a little restrictive. The town/village did not offer too much in the way of amenities.

Second visit and whilst food in main restaraunt wasn’t always hot I would still recommend that people go as everything else is spot on . I will certainly visit for the third time.

This is a good hotel located on the coast in a quiet Spanish town. It's nice to be aware from the touristy areas but Costa Adeje is only 20 minutes away if you prefer it busy. The hotel looks lovely. The rooms are to a good standard and there were always enough sunbeds when we went in December. The main issues I had were with the service and food/drink prices. There was no pool bar at the adult pool so you had to press a button and wait a long time for someone to come and serve you. If not you would have to walk to the bar yourself which wasn't particularly close. I wouldn't mind but when you are paying €3.75 for a 200ml Coke you do expect better service. We also ate lunch once at the hotel and it was poor quality and overpriced. After that we just made the 5 minute walk to eat in the local restaurants which served excellent food for a fraction of the price. It would also have been nice to have food around the pool which is what I have experienced at other 5* hotels. Breakfast is very good with lots of choice and we really liked the option of foregoing housekeeping each day in exchange for €20 to spend on food and drinks which really helps with the high prices.

Always good , great little spanish village and local restaurants, also superb coastal walks