This
classic re-creation of traditional turn-of-the-century Canaries'
architecture has fashioned a picturesque Portmeirion-like village
collection of low-rise buildings -their colour-washed facades
of ochre, sienna, salmon, pink and white attractively
divided by cool little courtyards and secluded corners. Accommodation
is in two wings extending from the central reception
The
spaciousness of the setting can be measured in the number and
variety of the hotel's guest amenities. Its eight restaurants,
for example, cater for virtually every palate and mood! There
are no less than seven bars, too, including a lobby bar, piano
bar, two pool bars and a beach bar.
Temptations of the sporting kind are also much in evidence,
notable amongst them the series of five swimming pools that
descend in tiers towards the Beach club Restaurant. Other facilities
include windsurfing, paragliding and water-skiing. On land are
three tennis and two squash courts, as well as a putting-green,
a fitness centre and a jogging and mountain-bike circuit -while
a sporting marina and golf course lie within two and ten kilometres
respectively.
Within the hotel you'll also find a shopping gallery and hairdressing/beauty
salon. The Gran Hotel Bahia del Duque can justifiably claim
a quality of style and service that has few, if any, resort-hotel
rivals elsewhere on Tenerife. . area, with interiors
appointed in distinctive style - ornamental plasterwork, hand-crafted
ceramics and specially- commissioned furniture.
Most rooms face the sea and feature private terraces -and all
enjoy 24-hour room service. And, for those in search of greater
privacy, the Casas Ducales (Manor Houses) offer the cachet of
their own exclusive reception area, breakfast room and cocktail
salon, as well as butler service and additional special room
amenities.
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