Meliá Jardines del Teide - Adults Only

C'est la deuxième fois que je fréquenté cet hôtel tout est parfait

Rien

We were here for a week's half board just before Easter. We asked for and got a high floor which had a magnificent view over the 'level' pool and Costa Adeje. We are nearly 80 and thought the reviews re mobility problems would be an issue but once we sorted out which lifts to use we were fine. Only short relatively flat walks between lifts. The rooms are huge(we had a junior suite) and very well maintained except for one issue. The toilet roll holder was falling off the wall (we reported it on the first day but it was not fixed by the time we left). We enjoyed the food especially breakfast and the show cooking. As with all buffets there were times when the food was not as hot as we would have liked but there was a vast range to suit all tastes. There are very few restaurants and supermarkets immediately nearby if you wanted to eat out and our 80 year old legs were not suited to the hilly situation outside the hotel. The area at Fanabe beach was about 20 minutes walk mostly downhill from the low exit of the hotel. We enjoyed lunch at Leonardo's there and took a taxi back uphill for 5 euros which was fine. Entertainment in the evening was OK - mainly singers but didn't always suit our tastes. However one act - the Ethiopian acrobats were absolutely world class. Don't miss them if you have a chance to see them. Just maybe don't sit in the front row! 😄 We made a visit to the local market at Fanabe (Thurs and Sat) which was entertaining('come in and let us rip you off' and genuine counterfeited polo shirts' were common sales pitches. We had a late flight and thought that 30€ each for lunch was a a bit expensive. Drinks generally were about British prices. A lot cheaper elsewhere but good quality. Although a slightly random choice for us it was a very pleasant experience and a lovely hotel with great staff.

5 star staff 3 star hotel The staff here are absolutely fantastic can't do enough to help especially Jonathan in the bar area this lad never stops and is such an asset to the hotel. Unfortunately the hotel is no way near a five star,the hotel really needs to be bought up to date the pool looks really attractive but on further inspection you find the paint has come away from the bottom and just looks grubby and uninviting. The rooms have absolutely no sound proofing can hear every foot step from the people above and next door.Then the sound of the maids carts starts at 8 .30 as though on train tracks up and down on the tiled corridor each morning. And the biggest gripe a 5 star hotel would never offer cold food the first two evenings we tried the buffet but it was often cold and tasteless so we gave up on evening meal and ate out pity as we've already paid for it. And breakfast was the same certain item like warm at best so it was croissants and pastries for breakfast. Shame the cold food offerings is continuing as been raised before in previous posts. So my advice would be go to a rival hotel down the road that really is a five star

My mam and I had the most relaxing Reiki session with Luisa at the Melia Jardines del Teide. Her calm energy instantly puts you at ease, and we both left feeling completely rebalanced and refreshed. Even better — this is all included when you stay all inclusive, with so many activities to choose from throughout your stay. Such a beautiful experience… a full reset.