This hotel is quite simply excellent. The amenities, the options, the food and the staff are all…read morefirst class. In particular the staff make you feel welcome without any obsequiousness. Hilton. DeVere and Intercontinental could take some lessons from their staff training. I'd also suggest the Canarian Rabbit Stew, or the partridge, or the .. .. ..

What an amazing placed! We stayed there for 10 days last March i believe it is is fantastic…read more Situated in Peurto Mogan it is a quiet fishing village on the beautiful coast of Gran Canaria. The hotel is huge with numerous restaraunts and swimming pools. The food is great and there are plenty of it and despite it being a buffet you never really have to queue as there are is so much to choose from spread out over a massive beautiful dining room. Words cannot describe the look of the hotel and I highly recommend you find their website and check it out. The facilities, location, food and staff are fantastic and we will definately be returning (no I don't work there or own it - I wish!).

Wow! What a deal. This place is beautiful and I can't believe how affordable it is. We got a…read moregreat package from Lisbon Portugal to this resort on Grand Canaria that includes flight, hotel, pools, meals, drinks and entertainment just 5 min walk from the best beach I've ever been to for an amazing price. So worth it!! If you traveling with little or teens this is for you. The food is so delicious, fresh and lots of variety. Yes drinks! There are tours but we just did the water sports ( scuba and jet ski) the rest of the time we just stayed at the hotel all week. Excellent service! Clean beautiful rooms all with ocean view looking over infinity pool.

I like everything with this plase, the hotel has the finest location you can think about…read more We stays in a fantastic apartment with 3 bedrooms, 3 toilets, living-room and kitchen. The terrace is tremendous, jacuzzi, sun-beds and outdoor furnitures. Fantastic food and service at the hotel. Can highly recommended!

Our stay at Taurito Princess felt more like 'Be Confused' than their tagline, which is 'Be…read moreInspired.' Midway through our stay, we had a family meeting on whether to leave early or not, but by then we seemed to have struggled through figuring out how things work. First, the highlights of the stay were the sun, swimming in the pool, the FRAM animation team, the room cleaning ladies were great, the Canary Diving school located underneath the hotel and Rickie. We can recommend Gran Canaria again, but not this hotel. The trouble started upon arrival, when the room wasn't available yet. After such a long flight with kids, this already isn't acceptable in my opinion. But the hotel did have a late breakfast available at the Choza restaurant, so we could get some food. When getting to the restaurant, not knowing how anything works, we set down our backpacks on some nearby rocks. Shortly after a lady working in the restaurant moved this giant moving table just in the way of the rocks. She looked at the bags, looked at me with what I thought was an 'F-you' look and put this big table in the way. I had to climb around the table, get the bag, and then we she came back and saw the bag on the table then she became animated and started saying "No! No! No! No!..." Welcome to Taurito Princess. After returning to the front desk a few times (the room was continually not ready when promised), we received the room keys and instructions, "Go through those glass doors to the rooms." The issue was there are no rooms through the doors. There are stairs and elevators. How could elevators be made so confusing? The buttons are on a iPad looking thing, and there is buttons for Hall, Pool, 1, 2, 3, et. We were on level 1. What could go wrong? For some reason, the elevator stopped and we got out, but the level was marked '0'on the wall. Wait a second.... Weren't we on level 0? Back in, and for some reason we visited the 2nd and 3rd floors, until getting back to 0. At this point, after the long day of travel, getting told off by the restaurant lady, and can't find the room, I was already done. When the reception refused to show me to the room, I had to take some time on the couches out in the front in order to get my head around that this is the kind of service that I had to look forward to for the next two weeks. Hint: Pool level is level 0. Quick note that this was our first, and will be the last, visit to an all inclusive resort. Now we know. It's like the Taurito Princess is an Escape Room, except they only tell you half the clues. I've travelled through Spain quite a bit, and the lack of professionalism here is not cultural. So we get down to dinner that night for more uncomfortable surprises. When trying to enter, I get stopped firmly by the doorman / manager with the instruction that I need to wear pants? Eh? How would we have known that? On the single paper of welcome instructions at check-in, it did say Dress Code, but was not explained what this meant. This stop at the door became a ritual, as pretty every evening we were able to witness the next newly arrived and not informed family get stopped at the door and turned away from dinner. The dress code seems to work like this... Men, in the downstairs Paradise restaurant need to wear pants for dinner. That's it. Women and children can wear anything they way. The Paradise restaurant is basically a packed food hall. Granted, the food is ok, but it's busy and chaotic. No obvious reason at all for pants on men in this restaurant, other than to confuse and annoy the guests. Even more confusing, for the special Spanish and Italian/Asian dinners upstairs in the Choza restaurant, which are much more finer dinning in location (the food is about the same), there is no dress code. Again, Be Confused! This brings me to the making of reservations for the special dinners. I'm still not sure if you make the reservations upstairs or downstairs. I think the Italian/Asian reservation you make in the Choza upstairs at lunch, and the Spanish you make downstairs (even though the dinner is upstairs), and that is done at breakfast. Apparently, you need to bring the little card that they give you when making the reservation with you to the dinner in order to get into the dinner. Well, we didn't seem to need one for the Spanish dinner, but we certainly did for the Italian/Asian dinner. They don't tell you that when making the reservation, and on the back of the little card it literally states, "Please, get in touch with the head waiter in order to make your reservation." What? Again, it was a ritual to see people turned away from the dinner in order to go get their little card that they weren't informed to bring. Oh, and the highlight of the story was Rickie, our guest cockroach which we found in the room walking across the walls. Lovely.

From the owner: En el Puerto de Mogán, barrio marinero y pintoresco, con una coqueta playa, se erige este magnífico…read morey moderno complejo de apartamentos con una apuesta decorativa y funcional. Relaje cuerpo y mente en el espléndido Spa y disfrute de sus restaurantes internacional y temático. Viva junto a toda su familia unas vacaciones inolvidables. Situated in the picturesque fishing village of Puerto de Mogán with its pretty beach, this lovely, modern apartment complex is both functional and decorative in style. Relax body and mind in its magnificent spa and enjoy its international and themed restaurants. Experience an unforgettable holiday with your family.

Once again, my husband and I, came back to this lovely hotel. We had previously stayed in a garden…read morefacing suite, but on this occasion,we decided on a city facing one. From our two balconies we enjoyed views of the Parque García Sanabria, the city and the sea. The suite is spacious, bright and airy, with modern and uncluttered decoration. Bed and furniture are very comfortable. The bathroom had a walk in shower, separate bath, double basin and separately enclosed toilet. We had a spacious walk in closet with a safe. The welcome macaroons, coffee machine and unlimited water were a nice touch. During our stay we visited again the spa; enjoying the spa circuit (thalassotherapy, heated outdoor spa pool, jacuzzi, plunge pools, sauna and steam rooms) and a 70 minute essential massage (I believe we paid £110 per person or so). While at the spa, I decided to get a facial treatment, this was also very good. The facilities are very well maintained and look elegant and uncluttered. The hotel itself and grounds are classic and elegant but have been renovated with a modern twist (I think the hotel was bought by Iberostar and renovated around 2014). You can still see the lovely marble all throughout the reception and the stairs, the lovely chandeliers and parquet flooring. The outdoor garden is lush and green, it's a very nicely tucked away gem in the heart of the city. The location is superb, you are across the street from the park, a few streets from the beach, museums, the Nuestra Señora del África market, etc... Regarding the food: we had breakfast at the hotel. There's a decent selection of pastries, bread, cereals. A small selection of a la carte options, some cheese, cold cuts, caviar, limited fruit. I would have liked some better quality fruits and more vegetarian friendly options but I understand the fruit and veg is limited and of poorer quality due to the geolocation of Tenerife (however I saw very good quality ones at the market a few streets away from the hotel!). During our stay we visited the bar for after dinner drinks, the Mango mule was absolutely delicious and had a tasty edible lemon straw. Staff were friendly, welcoming and helpful throughout the whole stay. I would most definitely come back. If you want to see the real Tenerife, you must stay in Santa Cruz, La Laguna or La Orotava.

From the time we checked in to the hotel the service was great. The gentleman that checked us in…read moregave great recommendations for local restaurants and cafes. We used the map he gave us and his recommendations throughout our entire stay. We enjoyed the accommodations and amenities. The Restaurants and bars offer great food and drink with great service. The towel animals were so adorable, the children visiting seemed to really enjoy them. The only complaint would be that our bathtub backed up and caused the toilet to flood, the only remedy we were offered until the next morning was extra towels. That was on the first night of our stay, first thing the next morning we were in a new room.

Absolutely beautiful hotel in Gran Canaria. The grounds are well maintained and tastefully done…read more Came here for an event one night and had a great experience. The outdoor amenities were so well designed lots of people were taking pictures. The resort boosted 5 pools all over the complex, lots of outdoor bars. The drinks were reasonably priced, service was however very very lacking and unfriendly. The staff does need extra customer service training. Overall I would definitely come back.

Attentive staff beautiful location, very clean facilities. Enjoyed everything about our stay and…read morethe different restaurants we dined in on property were all quite good. It's a long way from the USA but I would definitely go back:-)