Good place and good view to the beach , good breakfast options and easy access to the beach and also many restaurants. Only downside for me is the access to parking was very narrow and internet access is not good at the Fromm takes only in reception and few places hence the average rating

Air conditioner no working services very poor

The staff were amazing however the hotel is beyond basic, air conditioning in room didn’t work. Buffet was so minimal, everything so dated wouldn’t return

Very reasonable ratrs for hotel right in centre of things. Room good but bar and basement restaurant a bit dull and needs modernising. Food in buffet unlabelled and not many vegetarian choices. Odd layout of food. Premier rooms on top floor have a fridge,dressing gowns and a bottle ofcava thrown in. Swimming pool area improved but doesn't seem to get any sun.h

The hotel is well located, has an underground parking. The parking however has extremely narrow driveway, almost impossible to get out. The hotel itself is in a desperate need of renovation. Furniture is old and stained, not up to the 4*. The breakfast has decent choice, but almost no fruit.

The playa Concordia had lovely staff, very accommodating and friendly. Whilst it’s a little dated it is a solid family hotel. .The down side internet coverage was non existent in the bedroom. I would definitely use the hotel again and bear that fact in mind

very pleasant, close to beach

Puerto de la Cruz in the north of the island of Tenerife, the pioneer city of tourism in the Canary Islands was a spa destination popular with genteel Victorian ladies. The town is a charming resort with real character. There are stylish boardwalks, beaches with safe swimming, traditional restaurants, a leafy central plaza, lots of pretty parks and gardens and plenty to see and do. Concordia is located in a central area of Puerto de la Cruz, just 100 metres away from a long black sand beach. The hotel building is old so no one can expect luxuries but is also not expensive. The hotel swimming pool was build when area wasn't crowded by newer buildings so it stays in shade but inspires to spend a lot of time out in water park designed by the well-known Canary Island artist César Manrique.The artificial lake, with some 27,000 cubic metres of sea water, highlights the other four adult pools and three children´s pools. All is beautifully set in an original layout with palms and gragon trees.There are bars, restaurants, stalls and a Casino giving the complex a very special vitality and making it one of the most striking attractions of the whole island. Another worth to do is a trip to El Teide Nation Park and Masca. Mount Teide is a volcano 3,718-metre summit, the highest point in Spain and above sea level in the islands of the Atlantic. Masca is alocated in the northwest at the foot of the Teno Mountains, difficult to reach but worth the journey, picturesque.