The room I stayed in at the Melia was slightly bigger than the one at the Regente (click to see my review on there). Also, we were on the 16th floor which is much higher and made hotel I stayed at in summer look like an ant but at the end of the day I can’t fault the views as they are amazing during the day and seeing everything lit up at night. Rooms at the Melia are very clean and well looked after and are alright for about 2 people. Furthermore, they have a minibar and some snacks in the rooms however, I avoided them as I wasn’t going to be paying the ridiculous prices, for example three euros for a single pack of chewing gum. Not only that, I think as it’s November time when I’m writing this they don’t keep the balcony lights on like they did in summer which is unfortunate as once it gets dark in the room there are some lights but the room is still fairly dark especially considering when we got here half the LED strip around the bed was not functioning.

Features – Plenty of mirrors, massive mirror in the bathroom so you can watch yourself take a shower, one in the living room and another outside the bathroom on the spacious wardrobe.

The bathroom contains a bath and it also has a hairdryer wires in for you to use. If you’re getting yourself ready for a night out there’s a small stool under the sink you can pull out and sit on in front of the mirror, it might be a little low for some people though.

Some of the things in the bathroom aren’t in the most natural place, for example if you stand at the sink you cant get right at it as there’s a towel rail on the front of it, and when you stand at the sink and you go to reach the handwash you realise it’s actually by the toilet than by the sink.