Allegro Isora

Had a fantastic time at Tenerife staying here early to mid December 2019. Was to escape from the craziness at home. Such a relaxing holiday and a beautiful hotel with easy access to many different parts of the island via bus. The only thing that bugged us a little was being told when we had to have dinner although it was clear why....the restaurant is not that big. Didn't take anything away from the holiday was very relaxed and enjoyed ourselves. Needed break.

This hotel is hit and miss! We booked it as a 4* but were emailed a while later to say it had been downgraded to 3* which, I feel, is a fair rating. We arrived late in the evening and were told we couldn’t go into the restaurant at that point, however, they did open the restaurant back up at 11pm for us and a few other guests who had arrived late. Pool snack bar was self serve for food and drinks for AI guests which was ok as snack bars go, the usual burgers, hot dogs, chips with the obligatory salad as a healthy option. The bugbear for us during this holiday was the restaurant. When you check in the hotel give you a designated slot for dinner in the restaurant. Ours was between 6.30 and 7.30. We didn’t particularly like being told when we could go for dinner! The restaurant itself was too small for the amount of guests at the hotel so consequently was always full. It definitely needs extending as it is the smallest restaurant we have ever been in. The food itself was ok. Not an extensive selection but you shouldn’t go hungry. Due to the restaurant issues we ate out some nights. There is a lovely Italian restaurant opposite and if you turn right at the hotel entrance there is a sports bar called Flintstones 2 mins down the road and another sports bar called Legends about a 5 to 10 min walk away. Overall a good break but will not be returning.