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PRODUCT NEWS
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| Barceló opens first spa resort on the island of Tenerife |
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| 29 Sep 2017 . BY Tom Walker |
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| The resort has been designed by Spanish architect Leonardo Omar, in partnership with UK-based MKV London |
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The Barceló Hotel Group is launching Royal Hideaway Corales Resort, its first property on the island of Tenerife.
Opening on 3 January 2018, the luxury resort is split into two hotels: the ‘adult only’ Corales Beach – featuring luxurious, ocean-view suites – and the family-friendly Corales Suites, which offers accommodation in 114 1, 2 or 3-bedroom deluxe ocean-view apartments with private terraces.
Located in the south of the island of Tenerife, in Costa Adeje, the resort has been designed by Spanish architect Leonardo Omar, in partnership with UK-based MKV London.
Royal Hideaway Corales houses a 1,000sq m (10,700sq ft) spa and wellness centre, with seven private luxury spa suites, sauna, Turkish bath and a fitness studio. The spa also includes a hydrotherapy circuit featuring hydromassage jets, swan neck jets and waterfalls.
Services at the spa include a Wellness Personal Assistant (WPA) service, offering guests personalised advice and recommendations regarding the most suitable treatments.
The hotel also has nine restaurants and bars, with four exclusively for guests staying at the adults-only Corales Beach.
The resort has been designed by Spanish architect Leonardo Omar, in partnership with UK-based MKV London
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