Tres Torres Hotel

“ lovely hotel and staff, excellent food great chef

“ The staff were great but the hotel is shabby in every way and should only be a 2 star. The food was fine. The swimming pool area was very small and there was grass and cracks all over that was dangerous. It was full of older people.

“ Top Tip: The gallery for food. Excellent

“ location of hotel was good.
only thing was the insulation and although i had read
the reviews was still concerned about the level of noise
from other rooms,take earplugs.
staff were fantastic and nothing was too much trouble

“ Top Tip: for eating El Bacaro and the gallery were excellent
if you like indian the Katmandu was good as was Royalties for
tapas.

“ I have stayed in many 3 & 4 star spanish hotels and I would not rate this as 4 more like a 3, although very clean, I feel it is in need of updating, the bathroom was rather shabby and the rooms were standard, likewise the pool and reception areas could do with updating, this wouldnt put me off staying there again, I just dont feel its should be given 4 stars.

The only other downside for me was that I am in my late 30's and my husband and I were the youngest there ! the hotel clientele I would say are of 55 plus.

The hotel is set in a lovely position though with direct access to the promenade and the marina. A pool view would have been perfect, we didnt have that and overlooked a horrible car park !

“ Top Tip: It cost around 35 euros each way to San Antonio if you want to go watch the sun go down, that is a must and worth the taxi fare.

We also took the ferry to Formenterra, what a lovely island, the beaches are fantastic and well worth a trip over !