Colonial fascination and contemporary comfort by GLAMORA

Photographer: David Rodriguez

Colonial Fascination and Contemporary Comfort

Majestic with its location, ocean view, floor area, and interior design, Lopesan Costa Meloneras Resort & Spa presents indoor and outdoor environments with an eclectic taste.

Guests are immersed in a unique, luxurious environment, where they can abandon themselves to the utmost relaxation with sophisticated furnishings and particular care in accommodation services and entertainment for a memorable stay.
This is the ultimate goal of Lopesan Costa Meloneras Resort & Spa, situated in the most exclusive area of the island of Gran Canaria. A privileged location overlooking the Atlantic Ocean creates the ideal backdrop to poetic architecture, inspired by a colonial palace reinterpreted in a contemporary key.

Passing through the entrance, you are immersed in verdant tropical gardens populated by palm trees, creating an oasis in the midst of a dune landscape that extends to the ocean. From the lounge areas to the suites, the areas that overlook the gardens echo them masterfully in the patterns and colours. The interior design is supported by fine materials such as different types of wood, marble, and ceramic, as well as innovative wallcovering. Products by Glamora, chosen from the Creative Collection, give an incisive, distinctive touch to the most important environments. In the scenographic foyer, which faces the gardens outside with large arched windows and flooring made of large alternating slabs of black Marquina and white Carrara marble, you can admire the ceiling of palm fronds rustling in the wind from the Dehors section of Chapter X, as they seem to delicately caress the interior. A round window facing the vegetation outside (recalling the actual gardens) and light branches of Curiosity, again from the Creative Collection Chapter X, instead alternate with the geometric designs of Intreccio in the elegant spaces of the Japanese restaurant, with colours and patterns that recall Oriental culture. Also inspired by the Orient is Sinfonia, from Chapter VII, which defines the walls of the lounge area with light flowered branches and a stylized lantern. The lounge area also expresses the decorative power of the Flutti wallcovering from Chapter X, in which the creative flair of small gold fish stand out on different shades of grey.