Impressive hall with fresh flowers and friendly reception. Asked for a baby bed in stead of an extra bed for our two-year old and it was in our room 15 minutes later. Very clean rooms, beautiful view to the Atlantic from the seaside room's terrace. Breakfast was good, and the staff friendly. Excellent location next to Paseo las Canteras and... More

As ever a great holiday experience on the beachfront sun bed provided, Reccommend you try some of the Tapa Bars at the hotel entrance ( where car park is located) More

I've flown back and forth from the Canary Islands for more than 40 years, and when in Las Palmas I always stay at the Reina Isabel. It is right on the waterfront of the famous Las Canteras beach, with a great boardwalk than runs for more than a mile. I have never seen a hotel restaurant with a greater slection... More

hotel was impressive on entering, reception very good thanks to karen, location cant be beaten. room facing the sea was of a good size his and hers washing facilities, seperate loo, and kept clean each day, breakfast good, if you stand long enough while eggs etc are cooked to order. evening meals we found to be substandard for a hotel... More

I have visited this hotel many times - and there are lots of repeat guests which speaks for itself.. Room was comfortable, breakfast excellent and fantastic sunbathing area on the roof. Staff are friendly and helpful. The hotel has a brilliant new spa which will be a great asset. Hard to see why this is four stars and the Melia... More

The hotel is nice, with a Bar on the roof, where you can have a drink and a dance and relex in front of the ocean. Good, rich breakfest. Loved the beach. Walk on the promenade after dark and look at the marveles archtecture of the cultural center at the end. More

I have been recently at Reina Isabel and I can assure you that it is the best in the city! Rooms are spacious, beatifull, well maintenance, the best in the city!. The food is very good. Dont loose the oportunity to try the restaurant on the top of the hotel, delicious dishes from Perú!!. I was ver y happy to... More

My introduction to Las Palmas was circa 1973 by the 'Monte Ulia' a passenger/freight ship sailing out of Tilbury Docks calling at various ports. Sadly, very sadly gone. I have loved las Palmas ever since and been back many, many times. Until this holiday we have confined ourselves to self catering accommodations but,as my wife says, there is a lack... More

Spent a week at this hotel Sept into October and had never been to Las Palmas before. Really lovely hotel, nice bedroom although agree with other reviewers in that a seaview is a must - we overlooked the front & carpark so not nice to sit out in the evening. The pool was lovely and the area around very clean... More