Halley Hotel & Apartments Affiliated by Meliá
Family suites under the Melia name, priced above the rest of this batch
About this hotel
Tagged family-suites and budget in our directory, Halley Hotel & Apartments Affiliated by Melia is a two-star, apartment-style property with 8.4 out of 10 across 849 reviews. Here is the honest catch: at around 235 euros a night, this is the highest price of any hotel in this particular batch of ten, above even the four-star, spa-inclusive options. That is not necessarily a red flag, since apartment-style family units with separate sleeping areas typically price per unit rather than per room, so the budget tag likely refers to value for a family group rather than the lowest nightly rate, but it is worth knowing before assuming the tag means cheap. It carries the Melia name as an affiliated property, which brings some brand recognition even at the two-star level. For families who need multiple beds and some separation of space, that likely explains the price, but it is worth double-checking the room configuration before booking.
- 8.4/10 from 849 reviews
- Two-star, family-suites, Melia-affiliated
- From about 235 EUR a night, highest in this batch
- Budget-tagged despite the top price here
Our take
We would flag Halley Hotel & Apartments Affiliated by Melia for an honest reason: it is tagged budget in our system, yet at about 235 euros a night it is the priciest hotel in this whole batch of ten. Our read is that the price reflects family-sized apartment units rather than a single hotel room, so it can still be good value per person in a group, but do not book on the tag alone. Check the exact unit size and bed count against the price before deciding.
- ✓Check the exact number of rooms or beds included in the rate before booking, since the price here suggests a multi-space family unit rather than a single room.
- ✓Compare the per-person cost against a group size, not just the nightly rate, given this is the most expensive hotel in this batch despite its budget tag.
- ✓Confirm what, if anything, the Melia affiliation adds here versus a standalone two-star property, since branding alone does not guarantee amenities.
Why we love it
- Family-suites tagged, useful for groups needing separate sleeping space
- Affiliated with the Melia name, some brand recognition at a two-star level
- A solid 8.4 rating from 849 reviews
- Likely priced per family unit rather than per single room, worth checking against group size
Why guests love itWe booked a family suite here for five of us, two adults and three kids, and the separate sleeping areas made a real difference after long days at Aqualandia when everyone needed their own space to wind down. At 235 euros a night it looked expensive on paper next to some of the cheaper hotels we compared, but split across five people it worked out reasonably, and the Melia name gave us some confidence going in. Would book again for a bigger family group, less so for a couple who do not need the extra space.