Gran Meliá Palacio De Isora: A Repeat Guest's Honest Review

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This is the start of our new Community Stories series, where readers can submit their own stories, and they'll appear in the Reader-Stories section of the site.


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(@Stephen Morrissey)
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Finally, a piece about the Canary Islands!
Thank you. Have been many wonderful times.
Traveling from Canada leads to long stopover/journey times but now Air Canada is starting direct flights from YYZ, I plan on getting back soon.

Great review, keep it up.


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(@fenrod)
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Thank you! Later I want to write other pieces about other canary island hotels, at Gran Canaria, Lanzarote and North of Tenerife 🙂


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Diamond
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Don’t bother writing about Fuertavetura. There’s nothing to see there. At all. Thank you.


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Ohh come on! It's a very small little island but surf, beaches, dunes and sunsets are terrific!


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 PJ
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Ben: Great to get the first one on the books.
Febrod: Great tone, well done.


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Thanks! 🙂


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Diamond
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Woah! I've actually stayed there (2018). First and only visit to Canary Islands; visited Tenerife and Gran Canaria. It was fine; lots of all-inclusive properties (and retirees); good to have a rental car to explore (in case you get bored at the resorts). The Palacio de Isora was in a decent location, southwest side of island, so good for a day trip to view the Teide National Park (volcano). I think we paid US$250/night at the time. (I see these days, the rates haven't even changed that much.)


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