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Part of the luxurious Mare Nostrum Resort Complex, the Mediterranean Palace Hotel offers first-class facilities, comfortable accommodation, and is a fantastic choice whether you're ... Continue reading
Part of the luxurious Mare Nostrum Resort Complex, the Mediterranean Palace Hotel offers first-class facilities, comfortable accommodation, and is a fantastic choice whether you’re travelling as a family, couple, or group of friends.
It’s just a short walk from the hotel to the beach, meaning soft sands, sea breezes and glorious Tenerife sunshine are moments away. But the large outdoor pool at the Mediterranean Palace Hotel is surrounded by sun loungers and parasols, so you won’t have to go far to soak up the rays. The Mare Nostrum Resort is made up of two other hotels as well as the Mediterranean Palace, so you have access to 5-star entertainment and leisure facilities. Head to the spa and wellness centre at the Cleopatra Hotel for an indulgent treatment or two, or for a change of pace, try out the gym, practise your backhand on the tennis courts, or have a game of mini-golf. Little ones are well looked-after here too, with their own pool areas and a kids' club.
Rooms are modern and spacious, and all have satellite TV, air-conditioning and fully-equipped bathrooms with bathtubs and marble fittings. The dining scene here is excellent - the main buffet restaurant at the Mediterranean Palace Hotel offers a range of international and local dishes, themed nights and show cooking, while there's a huge choice of eateries within walking distance of the hotel. Similarly, there's a range of bars onsite for you to enjoy - the pool bar, Bar Vitamina, serves fresh juices, salads and snacks, Salon Imperial offers after-dinner entertainment, and you can take in the sea views over a drink at the Beach Club.
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The Mediterranean Palace hotel features 535 rooms all decorated to a very high standard offering maximum comfort and relaxation, all rooms are fully equipped with, full bathroom, satellite television, separate seating area, air-conditioning (climate control), direct dial telephone (including bathroom), fridge, hair dryer, extra towels/bedding available on request, iron/ironing board, in room safe. All rooms enjoy a balcony or terrace.
**Christmas Gala dinner
**Christmas gala dinner is compulsory and replaces the normal half board dinner only on day 24/12/15. This is not included for guest staying on bed and breakfast basis.
New Year's gala dinner New Year's gala dinner is compulsory and included in all basis. New year gala dinner replace the normal half board dinner on day 31/12/15.
Please note that children will have 50% discount of the adult price on gala dinners.
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Playa de las Americas is Tenerife's largest tourist playground, a purpose-built hedonistic haven for holidaymakers of all ages and stages who come here for fun in the sun from all over the world. The resort is situated in the south of the island near the Tenerife South Airport (Reina Sofia Airport). It has grown vastly during its 30 years of existence and now covers three different zones: the original Playa de las Americas, San Eugenio and Toviscas.
There are three natural beaches in the resort area and three man-made ones, all covered with dark volcanic sand and extremely crowded during the summer season. The las Americas beaches are linked by a long promenade, which winds along the busy waterfront, backed by dozens of high-rise hotels and holiday apartment blocks. A mini train runs around the resort stopping at scheduled points every hour, and there are plenty of free buses to assist visitors in getting around, making the most of the Playa de las Americas bars, entertainment venues, shops and sports facilities that abound. Don't expect to soak up any Canarian culture while holidaying at Playa de las Americas, but for those who enjoy the hullaballoo of a packaged, carefree summer vacation, the resort will exceed expectations.
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Las Americas has entertainment for visitors and holidaymakers of all ages including tennis courts, amusement arcades, bowling, water parks and go-carting, and all sorts of watersports can be arranged from the beaches, from jet skiing and windsurfing to scuba diving and banana boat rides. Some popular things to do in las Americas include bungee jumping at the Sky Park and visitors can swim with dolphins at the Aqua Park. There is an 18-hole golf course on the way to Los Cristianos and horse and camel riding can be arranged nearby. Boat trips leave regularly and bottlenose dolphins and whales are often seen. Other popular excursions include a trip to the capital, Santa Cruz, and to the Mount Teide National Park.
Playa de las Americas has top-rated restaurants in which holidaymakers can dine, such as Montana, Vista Sur, Meson Castellano, Mei Shi Xuan and Da Angelo. There are restaurants in las Americas catering for every taste; along the seafront are dozens of fast food stalls and restaurants advertising English breakfasts and Sky TV, and international dishes of all varieties are also offered including Indian, Chinese, some great pastas and, of course, excellent tapas and local Canary Islands cuisine. Many of the better restaurants are located in the Torviscas areas and in the neighbouring resort of Los Cristianos. There are also some nice restaurants overlooking the marina in Puerto Colon.
With more nightclubs than some British cities and some of the best nightlife in Tenerife, las Americas is a honey pot for those looking for more of a nocturnal holiday. The area known as The Patch is the best place to start the evening as most of las Americas bars are located within easy walking distance. The Patch also has a fine choice of nightspots and most bars have a happy hour or two. The most popular are Rags and Linekers, dance bars that play a good mix of Pop, R&B, Dance and 80s party music. Many of the bars have good live music, often with impersonators. Later on the Veronicas complex and the Starco Commercial Centre are the places to head to, or avoid. The streets are packed with revellers until the early hours, particularly during the busy summer months; Tramps is the largest club on the island and very popular. There are also two casinos at the resort.
There is a vast array of shops in Playa de las Americas and holidaymakers can indulge in the delights of duty-free shopping in the numerous electrical stores and clothing shops. Shoppers should be aware that salesmen can be quite aggressive - bargain hard and remember that the shop next door probably sells the same stuff. The supermarkets offer most of the well-known brands, many imported to cater for the British tourists. Those in the mood for some haggling should go shopping in las Americas Torviscas Market (Thursday and Saturday from 10am); there are great bargains to be had and it's perfect for presents, but shoppers should get there early as it can get very crowded. A trip to Santa Cruz (one hour by bus) is worthwhile for those looking for designer clothes.
The resort is built on the side of a hill and many apartments have a steep walk up from the beach. The accommodation near the centre can be very noisy until the early hours. There are hundreds of touts trying to sell you everything from trinkets to timeshare apartments - it's best to be firm but polite and avoid getting into a conversation with them. There are promotions staff outside the bars and restaurants who are quite insistent, but it can be worth chatting them up as they sometimes offer free drinks. Be aware of con artists; don't accept scratch cards or play cards with anyone on the beach. Although the authorities are clamping down on prostitution, drug dealing and yobbish behaviour, some visitors find the Veronicas complex intimidating at night. Those looking for a quieter evening should remain on the Torviscas side of the resort. The beaches are fairly small and get crowded, particularly during the busy summer season.
Hotel address : AVDA. LAS AMERICAS S/N, Playa de las Americas, Tenerife, Canary Islands, 38660
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Hi Amanda,
Im afraid we do not have details on local prices for horse riding, however if you google horse riding in Tenerife there are a few sites that come up who you could contact in advance.
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Added 1 year, 8 months ago.
By Lisaw, loveholidays.com team member
Hi Jenny, the complex does have a heated pool. Regards
Added 1 year, 9 months ago.
By Gemma.Larder, loveholidays.com team member
HI there
The website doesn’t stipulate that any of the pool are heated so I have emailed the hotel to ask for you
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Added 1 year, 9 months ago.
By Karen.Blackburn, loveholidays.com team member
Hello, The hotel has a heated pool in the winter months. Regards
Added 1 year, 9 months ago.
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