INNSiDE by Meliá Tenerife Santa Cruz
Balconies over the sea, a sun terrace below
About this hotel
INNSiDE by Meliá Tenerife Santa Cruz offers air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms featuring walk-in showers and free WiFi throughout, alongside minibars, work desks and balconies with sea or city views. The modern restaurant serves lunch, dinner, high tea and cocktails, with a buffet breakfast available each morning. Guests can relax on the sun terrace or solarium, enjoy the bar, or use the public bath for a change of pace from the seawater lido. The hotel is a six-minute walk from Tenerife Espacio de las Artes and twelve kilometres from Tenerife North Airport, with Museo municipal de Bellas Artes and Caleta de Negros Beach both nearby. Guests consistently rate the convenient location, attentive staff and comfortable rooms highly, a relaxed base for a family splitting days between the pools and the hotel's own terrace.
- Sea views
- Sun terrace
- Restaurant
- Free Wi-Fi
Our take
INNSiDE by Meliá suits a family wanting a sea-view balcony and a sun terrace to unwind on, alongside a buffet breakfast that works well for children eating at different paces. The public bath is a pleasant alternative on a day the family skips the lido, and the solarium suits parents wanting quiet sunbathing time.
- ✓Request a sea-view balcony room at booking, since not all rooms include one at the standard rate.
- ✓Use the buffet breakfast to fuel an early start to the seawater pools before the midday heat sets in.
- ✓Try high tea at the restaurant on an afternoon the family takes a break from swimming altogether.
Why we love it
- Sea-view balcony rooms
- Sun terrace and solarium
- Buffet breakfast
- Six minutes from TEA
Why guests love itOur balcony room looked out over the sea, which made even the quieter afternoons feel like part of the holiday rather than downtime between pool visits. The buffet breakfast worked well with two children eating at completely different speeds, and we were out the door and off to the pools before the worst of the midday heat most mornings, home again for the solarium by late afternoon.