- Tenerife Holidays
- Puerto de Santiago
- Globales Tamaimo Tropical

This beautiful hotel is situated overlooking the Atlantic Ocean close to the impressive cliffs of Los Gigantes, in Santiago Del Teide. The Teide National Park can be reached within a short drive and the airport is about 35 minutes’ drive. The beach is just a few steps away, the city centre and numerous shops, restaurants, bars and cafés are within walking distance. It features outdoor swimming pools, one children's pool and a variety of sports facilities. Guests can enjoy a delicious meal in the onsite restaurant. The rooms are decorated with light colours and are well equipped with all the essential amenities needed to have a comfortable holiday.
I went to this hotel with my family and had a lovely time, I would probably rate it as a 3 but due to the entertainment team I have increased it to a 4.
The animation team (Dominick, Davide, Occean, Peter and Rayan) that were there worked hard and had fun with all fhe family, making it impossible to say no to joining in the games. When the evening entertainment was them everyone really enjoyed it 😀.
The hotel was clean and whilst we were there we had no problems with cockroaches and we stayed in a ground floor apartment.
My moans about the hotel would be that food is very repetitive with limited selection (stayed in several 3 star hotels before and had more selection) however the food we did have was nice, especially breakfast.
Both bars constantly had large queues with only one person often working a bar at a time. This must have been hard for them as they did not stop. At previous hotels we have had self serve soft drinks which would help this situation but I guess with some being half board this isn’t possible??
The only other moan is that the evening entertainment ends by 10:30 each night, this seems very early whilst on holiday, it would be better even if there was music played until 12 to match when the bar closes
Here at the moment. Location is ok about 20 mins walk to Las arena and Los Gigante. Hotel is very busy and it is que for drink and que for food. Cleaning could be better . Plenty of cockroaches about. Paid £750 for 10 days all inclusive. Aim for cheaper if you can. The one thing I hate tho is the token system for drink. You get a token on checkin and then it is exchanged for a plastic cup which is then yours for every drink no matter what from half a beer to a coffee.lts very poor
We stayed here for 10 days at the end of August and I have to say the hotel itself, the staff and the food were wonderful. My experience of the pool was not, however. The main pool did not have steps built into the floor of the pool, to get in, and instead had a slope. Not a major issue, although the drop from poolside to the floor of the pool was quite deep. I was unable to exit the pool however. I have had a knee replacement in one leg and need the other knee doing due to advanced osteoarthritis. I simply did not have the strength in my knees to raise myself up at the shallow end. Two people ended up helping me get out which was lovely of them, but very embarrassing for me. The vertical steps further along the pool were no better either - the drop to the top rung of the steps was very deep, and I actually fell in to the pool, bashing my elbow on the steps on my way down. The pool in the quieter area was no better, with the steps also being too steep. On talking with others, as you do, it became clear that I was not the only person who found the pool difficult to get out of. I am someone who relishes dipping in and out of the pool and swimming to cool down, whilst on holiday, so this was a real disappointment for me. I was completely unable to do this and instead had to cool down under the poolside shower instead. If anyone is considering this hotel as their holiday destination, likes going into the pool but has any mobility issues, I would seriously recommend you book somewhere else.
Just to put peoples mind at rest. Arrived yesterday 07/09 so arrived late only one member of staff on at reception but didn't take long. But arrived to late for bar open. As you have to purchase water had to get change off reception. The vending machine is expensive. 1.50 euro for small bottle of water. Had breafast this am ^ lunch not al la carte but pls remember what you've paid for. Staff really friendly so day 2 & so far can't complain
We went for 11 nights in the summer holidays, paying £2,400 for 2adults and 2 children (1 is age 13 so often that’s more expensive) for all inclusive with TUI. The transfer from the airport took 45 minutes but we were lucky enough to be given a minibus with one other couple going to the hotel. That’s just luck of the draw, on the way back was 1.5hours.
The hotel - we went with my parents and were given rooms next to each other as requested and it seems they do this generally. The hotel was clean - yes we had two cockroaches in our room but the rooms were cleaned every day to a good standard. I’m not sure the hotel could have done much more. The drinks - you get given a token which is slightly annoying but we took big cups and they happily filled them and that meant we didn’t have to que. the drinks are limited and the cocktails pre made but we were fully aware of the price we had paid and when booking made the decision to go with a cheaper hotel with the idea to eat out several nights etc. we found the food good and actually ended up only eating out twice. It was a standard buffet for all inclusive I would say - some pasta with two sauces every night then the generic chicken, some kind of stew, paella or risotto every night, chips, different roasted vegetables, salad bar and cheese. Every day they would have two things cooking on the grill generally one meat one fish. This was lovely and fresh generally. Occasionally was meat or fish we didn’t want but that was our own taste and they are catering for everyone. We booked the Italian once during our stay - they do pizza which the main buffet doesn’t do. The Italian the kids enjoyed but my parents found it very limited. It had pizza, the same pasta as main buffet and then some small tapas style ravioli, lasagne etc. it was very loud in there too - weirdly louder than the main restaurant. But as I said the children enjoyed it. I think if you want chicken nuggets, pizza etc every day there isn’t that choice in the main restaurant but if you’re happy with meat veg etc then you’ll be fine. There was chips every day. The entertainment team were great and very friendly. The entertainment could be a bit naff some nights eg karaoke but again for what we paid, you couldn’t be expecting big paid shows. The staff really tried and people had a laugh joining in.
We were by the smaller pool and my children preferred this pool to the big pool - my youngest couldn’t stand on the bigger pool so we spent most of our time by the smaller pool. Some people complained one day that the bigger pool was closed for the afternoon due to someone being sick in it - I’m not sure what people think the hotel can do and personally found it reassuring that they completely clean it with chemicals before allowing people back in.
Sunbeds - if you want an umbrella and come in school holidays you will need to get one early. We left yesterday and it was quietening down and didn’t need to get Sunbeds last few days.
We hired a car and parking near the hotel is a bit of a nightmare. There’s a multi story up the road.
The location is ok - not massives to walk too and it is very hilly. Just be prepared for walking around hills.
Personally, we were very happy for the price we paid and what we got. We had a lovely holiday, enjoyed the pool and the food. The rooms were big and they made the sofa bed into two separate beds for my children which was appreciated.
