Red Level at Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora *****

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Red Level at Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora *****

Adults only boutique hotel within a resort on the idyllic island of Tenerife. Discover a hedonistic paradise on the coast, an oasis of peace and elegance where you can enjoy life’s little pleasures.

Red Level at Gran Melia is an exclusive private domain of Gran Melia Palacio de Isora & Spa and is intended for adults only.

This part of the hotel is right on the sea. In all rooms you will be offered a personal butler who can make your stay even more pleasant. Balinese beds and sun loungers with hydromassage are available at the outdoor swimming pool.

As a guest you have access to all hotel facilities including a wide range of international restaurants, 8 bars (including a beach bar), a lagoon-style infinity pool and tennis courts.

Each luxurious, spacious and stylish room at Red Level has a private terrace with views of the sea or garden and is equipped with a Nespresso machine, iPod dock and free Wi-Fi. In the bathroom you will find a hydromassage shower and an extra large bath.

All Red Level guests can use the fitness room free of charge and per stay you can enjoy the Ritual de Aguas spa circuit once for free. This includes swimming pools with hydromassage, flotation tanks, saunas, Turkish baths and color therapy in the Spa by Clarins.

The exclusive Red Level Lounge offers free drinks at the bar in the early evening. You can come here for free coffee and tea all day. A poolside bar service is included and it is also possible to use the business center.

From the Red Level at Gran Melia you have direct access to the beach of Alcalà. You can drive to Las Cañadas del Teide National Park in 40 minutes and Tenerife South Airport in 35 minutes. You can walk to the center of Alcalá in 10 minutes.

Golf Costa Adeje

Golf Costa Adeje takes your game to a different height. It’s come a long way since the site was just banana plantations on an isolated south west corner of Tenerife, but it hasn’t forgotten its heritage. The course makes full use of the terraced land, the 5,000 metre long original stone wall, rows of palm trees and sloping curves.

Wide open greens, lakes and caverns and clear views across to the island of La Gomera help to make this a much loved course. In 2001, the original 18 holes were expanded with 9 extra holes on the Los Lagos course. A large new clubhouse was also added with roomy terraces. The 2003 Spanish Open chose the course, and since then it really has become a firm favourite with everyone.