- Address
- Avenida Los Oceanos sn, 38686
- Chain
- SM
- Opened
- 2008
About GRAN MELIA PALACIO DE ISORA
With its privileged Oceanfront location, this spectacular Design Hotel offers stunning views of the island La Gomera and Mount Teide. It is perfectly integrated in the South west coast of Tenerife, in the fishing village Alcala, Guia de Isora. The resort is at five minutes car distance from the beautiful Los Gigantes cliffs, while offering an inspiring proposal to live magic moments and new sensations. Highlights are the impressive colonial Plaza with fountains and chill-out corners and the huge sea water lagoon infinity pool. In addition various fresh water pools, including a pool only for adults, a family pool and a separate childrens pool, as well as the exclusive RedLevel pool. 6 Restaurants, 6 Bars, Yhi Spa with thermal circuit and Yhi Moves, a 24 hours fitness centre. The resort also offers a programme of life enriching activities, professional animation, tennis and paddle courts, archery, miniclub and subtropical gardens. The glorious room facilities are all very spacious with beautiful garden and ocean views and a minimum of 48sqm with private terrace of balcony. The exclusive RedLevel Demi Suites and Oceanfront Garden Villas offer an even superior level of luxury and personalised service, for adults only.
Gran Melii?? Palacio de Isora is situated on the South-West coast of Tenerife, in the typical fishing village Alcala, Guia de Isora, an unspoiled area at five minutes driving distance from the Los Gigantes cliffs and only 35 minutes away from the airport Reina Sofi??a in South Tenerife. The capital of the island, Santa Cruz, is 60 minutes away and the National Park Las Canadas del Teide, with the highest peak of Spain (3,718m), is at only 40 minutes car distance. A highlight is that according to many of Tenerifes local population the Guia de Isora area offers the best micro-climate of the island; an eternal spring, with an average temperature of 21 degrees centigrade and 335 sunshine days all year around, according to the Metrologic Centre of Tenerife.